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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Solu-Medrol
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So yesterday, today, and tomorrow, I have/had to go for steroid infusions. This is so Doctor C can taper me down on the prednisone and atte...
Silence Isn't Always Golden
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Why is it that we are supposed to trust doctors, who have a high level of intelligence, and yet, we know that Lupus is so often misdiagnosed...
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Honesty
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Throughout this experience, the one thing I’ve truly desired from all parties involved is honesty and the truth. Doctor B filled me with a l...
Looking Back
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I’ve decided as of late that one thing that will not help me move forward is looking back. Once I’ve made a decision about directions to go...
Accepting Responsibility
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So, I’ve started to realize that my somewhat strained relationship with Doctor C is partly my fault. While that’s not to say that at times, ...
Sunday, April 27, 2008
"Shopaholic" Series
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While this may not interest my more “serious” readers, I’ve become addicted to the "Shopaholic" book series by Sophie Kinsella. Ho...
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Saturday, April 26, 2008
"Double Life"
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Clark Kent Superman Dorky Sex Fiend Glasses Short Skirt Stupid jokes on the fly Holds the drink just to look cool Skinny Fat Mirror image ...
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Everything Is Temporary
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Life. Time. The way I feel. Tomorrow I might feel far better or worse than I do today. Being young, healthy, and spry. Some people get to l...
Further Thoughts On Organization
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Especially with my lapses in memory and poor concentration (from both the illness and the medication), being an already organized person has...
Ethnography/ Creative Writing
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I walk through the hospital, an already sterile, cold, uninviting environment. I see the glances I receive from people as I pass. She’s so ...
Friday, April 25, 2008
Poetry
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“Contradictions”: Will you recognize me when the day is done, when the journey is over? Will you be able to see beyond what time has done to...
Blood
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I had 5 tubes of blood drawn today. Two to check my blood count levels because of the cellcept and three because it would appear that Docto...
Another New Symptom
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Nosebleeds!!! After having two in the past week, I suspected that maybe this was from the cellcept, because the nosebleeds started just afte...
Thursday, April 24, 2008
"Unwritten"
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“Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield: “I am unwritten, can't read my mind, I'm undefined I'm just beginning, the pen's in my h...
Organizing and Cleaning
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One thing that has always helped me stay grounded, even during the most stressful times of my life, is being organized (sometimes to a fault...
Comments, Please!
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So, this blog has been up for about a week now and I’m curious to know what people think, assuming that there are people out there who are r...
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Coping
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One way that I’ve dealt with this has been by developing a rather wry sense of humor, which hasn’t really been appreciated by my doctors. Th...
Bad Dream
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I wonder at what point I will stop thinking that I am going to wake up and discover that all of this was just a bad dream. I know that thing...
"The First Year" Series
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Several months ago I read, “A Patient-Expert Walks You Through Everything You Need to Learn and Do – The First Year – Rheumatoid Arthritis –...
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
"Coping With Prednisone"
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If you or anyone you know is going to be on prednisone or a similar steroid treatment for any length of time, you must read, “Coping With Pr...
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