Brain Fog View

  Please forgive as I write this latest blog post with my amnesia brain, Prednisone brain, and pain medicine brain all three have thrown me into a spiral that I haven’t quite wrapped my mind around just yet. This morning, after I got myself a glass with ice and...
Learning About Diabetes

Learning About Diabetes

Chronic illness is part of my life; on top of having Rheumatoid Arthritis and Wegener’s Granulomatosis, I also have diabetes. When I started taking prednisone for my WG and RA I had to become more aware of my blood sugars. Prednisone increases blood sugars and I was...

Tracheal Stenosis Part 2

Monday, I had my pre-op appointment. That is when my nerves started getting anxious. Read the sequence of events that will be taking place. You will understand why.   The Anticipated Procedure Sequence: Induction of anesthesia and initial ventilation with the...

Tracheal Stenosis Part 1

  Breathing one of the most important human thing that we do. Oxygen allows us to live. Oxygen allows us to move our bodies. We cannot do anything without oxygen, without breathing. Read Genesis 2:7, Then the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground and...

A Couple

I was given the opportunity to read two great books by a husband and wife team. “50 Ways to Yay! By Alexi Panos and “Love Louder” by Preston Smiles. Rocking at life is no easy accomplishment. Like you, I struggle with making choices and living the best life I can....

Be Still

I have to admit something. I’m struggling with peace, especially concerning my health. The beginning of 2016 began with frustration, irritation, sickness, changes, and wondering what is possible for me. I’m frustrated and irritated because I still have not heard back...

Possible my inspiration

A couple of weeks ago I saw the video of Dianne Bondy doing yoga in this video. What makes this so inspiring to me is that Dianne is a large woman, just like me, but unlike me she is strong and flexible. For a long time, I have felt so uninspired about moving my body....

Intentions for 2016

The last week of 2015 and I am thinking about what my intensions for 2016 will be. I find if I focus on a few words through the year and make a list of the intentions of how I want my year to go. I far better than if I just set goals. Goals are good, but goals also...

My Christmas Letter

    Christmas is upon us again. As I am sitting typing this post up, I am reminded of all the blessings I have had this year. 2015 was an adventure. 2015, started off with a big blessing. I got my trach removed. I first got my trach inserted in December 2011...

Possible Change Of Plans

    Thursday afternoon I had my appointment with Dr. Anderson from Anderson, Ear, Nose, and Throat to get the results of my CT scan. I think, just by how he is hesitating he is a bit nervous about the resectioning surgery. Heck, I understand, I am too. A few...

Infusion Day!

Despite having a big day, I am not tired. Could it be the 100 mg’s of Solumedrol that was injected into my IV before the Rituximab? Yes, it was. This morning I headed down to Legacy Salmon Creek Infusion Center to get my 6 month injection through IV infusion. This...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is here. Time seems to flying fast. November has been an amazing month for me. I saw Dr. Anderson where I am scheduled for my CT scan on December first. He trusts my opinion about my health and believes me when I tell him I am ready for the next leg of my...

Plans

I am loving the rain. My breathing is a lot better with the coolness and the wetness of the air. Sorry it has been a while since I have written anything personal. I have been going through some things, both good and bad. I will start with the bad and end with the...

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