This time between states, doctors, pharmacies, and insurances left me with no multiple sclerosis, MS, medication. So, predictably I of course, I had a brain lesion that combined with a urinary tract infection, UTI, made for a fever. …
Things now seem to be going by as the days of my life in hindsight, and not as things that are really happening now. We all must hurry, and I’ve learned over many hospitalizations and rushes to the E.R. for treatment. …
A second line from Doctor Who epitomizes a long-held truth in my life so far. The classification of my multiple sclerosis, MS, will mean a lot in treatment of my MS. The infusions of Ocrevus, Ocrelizumab, were needed years ago according to all my former neurologists.
As you all know, and I’ve gone over here, celebrating anything sans my recently passed mother is a struggle for us as a family and individuals. So, I take this extra blog to cover what we are doing in the absence of our great matriarch. …
A line lifted from a recent episode of an all-time favorite Doctor Who really puts things in perspective. My recent and life-long health issues and life troubles ebbing and flowing is a temporary state in my life. …
A comment on my blog on Selma Blair brought the thoughts that are a choice I will never likely have the privilege to make. The stem cell treatment she got will never be available to me from all I can tell. …
Watching Marvel’s Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings seemed to help me cope with mom’s death more than anything. The whole story being about the mother’s death and coping with it did my soul well seeing the whimsical tale. …
Dealing with the whirling hellscape that is grieving is a challenge like no other thing I’ve faced. Trying to explain how Americans have no set way of dealing with grief is an added struggle as I talk to my wife. …
This post-mom life is taking more time and effort than I ever could’ve fathomed. Home does not feel like home, because she was always home before. Mom’s being here defined home for me in so many ways, however now her absence is felt by all that knew her.
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