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Embers | Eff Leukemia
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What Is This Place. 27 (now 28) Year Old with Leukemia. Ask Me Anything. August 1, 2013. Middot; by Eff Leukemia. Middot; in Reaction. Middot; 9 Comments. Then came diagnosis. With it, came the multiple stages of grief, namely, a big fat heaping of denial. And they figured out what I had and how to treat me in a whopping 4 days. Admitted on a Monday, chemo started Thursday. Now for the next bit is the odd bit. However – I was mentally ready for awful. I might not have been ready for. And so that leads me...
1 Year Later, I got 2 words for Cancer | Eff Leukemia
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What Is This Place. 27 (now 28) Year Old with Leukemia. Ask Me Anything. 1 Year Later, I got 2 words for Cancer. June 1, 2013. Middot; by Eff Leukemia. Middot; in Funny. Middot; 22 Comments. Yeah, I said it. What’d you do today? Oh you know. Just rode 6 miles in 100 degree weather 6 months after my transplant. NBD. I think the above picture sums this whole mess up pretty well. Cancer can go ahead and suck it. I’m not too sure how many people from the PRIDE group follow my blog, if any, but in case ...
Changing Self | Eff Leukemia
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What Is This Place. 27 (now 28) Year Old with Leukemia. Ask Me Anything. Here is where I’ll catalog my self portrait and portraits. The first few are just some images I have on Facebook, because I didn’t really think I needed any “before” shots. As things move along, I’ll add more every so often. Basically, this will just be a space for me to put images of how my appearance is changing throughout this process. New Years Eve, 2012. A trip with some friends up to Loon mountain. February 25th, 2012. This is...
Paying the Price For a Taste of Normality | Stills Life
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Because Life with Still's Can Still Be Life. Laquo; My Own ‘Angie and Me’ Experiences. Happy Thanksgiving: Today I am Thankful. Paying the Price For a Taste of Normality. November 20, 2012 by stillslife. Do I know this reprieve is mostly down to the hefty dose of Prednisolone, but I think my ‘spoon’ management plays a part too:. But that doesn’t mean I don’t get fed up. It’d be kinda crazy if I didn’t. I mean it’s not normal for a thirty year old to spend so. Much time on her own and for such a prolonged...
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Miller Brewing - A Leader In American Beer Brewing. May 23, 2015 09:15 PM. One of Fort Myers FL soapstone countertops. Reading PA soapstone countertop. Http:/ www.stonecountertopsguys.com/ga/stone-countertops-in-decatur/. The much more enjoyable restaurants that my spouse and I have been to is Carl's Generate In in St. Louis, MO. stone countertops guys. Carl's is well known for serving up burgers and fries in the area. There are many factors why we appreciate consuming at Carl's Drive In. Soapstone count...
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Chronically Poetic – A 30 something using poetry as therapy to escape the pain and exhaustion of M.E/CFS
A 30 something using poetry as therapy to escape the pain and exhaustion of M.E/CFS. October 1, 2016. October 1, 2016. My favourite month of the year. Where Autumn/Fall creeps in and the trees display magical bursts of colour. I absolutely, love, love, love the colours of Autumn. I always have since I was a child. I start craving hot chocolate, warm soups and stews and casseroles and my slow cooker gets used all the time! Then of course there is Halloween! Who doesn’t love Halloween? It takes you back to...
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Chronicals of a chronically random girl
Wednesday, November 16, 2011. I guess one thing that is good is that I have a lot of time to pray. Soli Deo Gloria REformed girlflares. Reformed Anon. Girl in Pain. Sunday, October 9, 2011. RIP Alexa Simmons, real friend. Alexa Simmons you will be missed by many many many friends and family members who will keep a little piece of you in their hearts for the rest of their lives, allowing you to live on through each of us since you were taken so young. Reformed Anon. Girl in Pain. Monday, October 3, 2011.
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Chronically Ridiculous – Life Experiences With a Chronically Ridiculous Illness
Glossary of Commonly Used Terms. Life Experiences With a Chronically Ridiculous Illness. 4 Problems With The Pain Scale. December 28, 2016. My life has been filled with a lot of pain and many different types of pain. In the past 7 years, I have not had a single day without pain- not one. I have good days and bad days, but even the good days are filled with pain. Aside from the pain itself, the pain scale is one of the banes of my existence. 1 It Doesn’t Work For Chronic Pain. 2 It Isn’t Standardized.
chronicallysane | The Voice Of Reason In The Sea Of Insanity and Stupidity
The Voice Of Reason In The Sea Of Insanity and Stupidity. This is the last post I’ll be writing for Chronicallysane. I’m moving my blog to vetti.in. To offer a more targeted (for lack of a better word) reading experience for you. The reason I split between two sites was that I wanted to start writing about work-related items. Being that I work in IT, Digitallydrunk is a very apt way to describe my state of mind after I have spent way too much time dealing with technobabble. Digitallydrunk. There are umpt...
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Chronically Sarah Lynn
Long Overdue Update. Also, Botox! December 16, 2016. So, it’s been a quite a while since my last update… again. I’m bad at updating. Lots has happened. The short version: I finished vestibular therapy. I saw a new GI doctor who confirmed that I do have mild gastroparesis. I got botox for the first time today in hopes of relieving my central vertigo and cervical muscle tension/spasm. Everything is kind of flaring. The more detailed version:. Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. August 31, 2016.
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CHRONICALLY SICK, BUT STILL THINKING I THINK
Monday, January 18, 2016. A bit of my health history, and how I contextualize my health situation:. I wasn't clairvoyant, but as the years dragged on I had an inkling that something was really wrong. It was like waiting for the other shoe to drop. I had no idea what form or shape it would take, but a sense of dread and fear began to permeate my youth. The symptoms seemed to be creeping on me, gradually becoming stronger, more noticeable to me. The pain in the back of my head and lymph nodes behind my ear...
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chronicallysickmanicmother | Life in the eyes of a chronic pain/illness parent
Life in the eyes of a chronic pain/illness parent. Where else I ramble. Who is writing this stuff? Many leaves one tree. That’s enough Universe That’s quite enough! Ten things of thankful #10thankful post). August 14, 2015. I am pretty sure that entire paragraph could count as my ten items for my thankful list, however I have so much more. so much more. For later. I had never tried it that way before. I got most of my list done and some things not on the list. August 10, 2015. I can’t go on vacatio...
