Monthly Archives: December 2017

I keep having dreams there’s no hope. First dream (a few weeks ago), you told me never to mention his name again in your office (I was too embarrassed to talk about it.) The second dream (just a few minutes … Continue reading →

I just changed Noah’s saline bag in the middle of the night, and as I was doing it, he woke up in daze and asked me, “Are you sure you’re qualified to do this?” Well, um, considering I’ve done changed … Continue reading →

In case you need some entertainment 🙂 Luke came to see Noah in the hospital today, and half way through talking with him I started recording the conversation so I could get his idiocy on record. Luke is just like … Continue reading →

I just wrote this in response to someone who was complaining that all people do in the medical groups on Facebook is whine about their health problems. (Well, duh, it is a medical support group…) I personally rarely post anything … Continue reading →

I just had a revelation about our case: we need to look into what’s the mechanism that triggers someone to get a fever. The fact Noah and I don’t get fevers when we should, has *always* been a major symptom … Continue reading →

Comment I just wrote in a medical group on Facebook. Someone complained that they’re long term primary care doctor—who they like a lot—doesn’t seem to ‘get it’ when she talks about her extensive and complicated GI problems… This was my … Continue reading →

I went to Rite Aid (my hangout 😢), and when I was walking in the doggie aisle she immediately took this bed off the shelf and put it on the floor. I’ve never seen her so anything like that before. … Continue reading →

Someone posted this on Facebook, it made me smile. I rarely post anything medical on Facebook (let’s face it—most people don’t want to hear it), but it’s too funny not to post somewhere…

If someone is going to go through the trouble of having tattooed on themselves “do not resuscitate”, it’s pretty clear they mean business. I like this style…I thought I could be ballsy and bold, but getting your medical wishes tattooed … Continue reading →