thoughts on living with a person with a chronic illness
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My name is Lisa and my husband has cystic fibrosis. We have been married for 10 years and there have been some challenging times with his health. The purpose of this blog is to give me an outlet and maybe to help others going through similar situations.
I'm a 34-year-old widow who was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer. This is about my journey through losing the love of my life and facing illness a terminal illness on my own.
I actually think that screwing up the perscriptions may be a requirement to get the MD. . .makes you wonder about attention to other little details, like, lab work. . .vital signs. . .drug interactions. . .whatever. Glad you're home. Olympia Procession of the Species today. A great community celebration with a fantastic parade that includes no words (just music) and noting with a motor. Give a yell if you want to come down.
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Welcome to the world of "professionals" :-)
Glad that you guys are home. Love to you both.
I actually think that screwing up the perscriptions may be a requirement to get the MD. . .makes you wonder about attention to other little details, like, lab work. . .vital signs. . .drug interactions. . .whatever. Glad you're home. Olympia Procession of the Species today. A great community celebration with a fantastic parade that includes no words (just music) and noting with a motor. Give a yell if you want to come down.
My husband tells this joke to every doctor he meets..."Hey what do you call the doctor that graduates last in his class?"...."Doctor"
And... "What's the difference between God and a doctor?"....."God doesn't think he's a doctor"
Muwhahahahhaha
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