Today is Rare Disease Day and I’m proud to share with you a little bit about this unique day. Rare Disease Day started in 2008. It’s a day to bring awareness to the many rare diseases in our world and the people who live with them. This year the theme is Equity. Because these rare …
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There’s nothing like another day of eating chicken noodle soup to make a weak stomach happy. When a horrible sickness is gone, it’s amazing how good it feels when you can again eat real food. I made homemade chicken soup and it tasted amazing! Today should have been my last phototherapy treatment, but I needed …
My allergic reaction started in the wee hours of Tuesday morning. I awoke feeling very nauseated and went straight downstairs to take a Benadryl. But within five minutes I knew that this reaction wasn’t going to be stopped with one little pill. After vomiting for an hour, I had hubby give me the Epi-pen. I …
After three weeks of phototherapy treatments, I am not seeing any change in the Mycosis Fungoides. If you’re reading for the first time here, I am trying to fight Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma (Mycosis Fungoides). I am never surprised when I don’t get better after a treatment. Almost all the treatments that I’ve tried or am …
I live in one of the places that is dealing with terrible winter weather. It was less than 0 on Monday, and because of the snow and temperatures, our car wasn’t road-worthy. We have an all-wheel drive, which cranked, but wouldn’t move out of it’s spot. So, my treatment for Monday was canceled. Today the …
