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FINAL POST (VS. SLUGS)
FINAL POST (VS. SLUGS)
Yeah, I’m back – briefly, and possibly lastly (izzat a word—after 46 chemos I’m not sure of anything, but I’m now “qualified” – jeez- for “clinical experiments”). EXCEPT: I have a cold. During 2 ½ years of treatments, Stage IV colon cancer, I’m still here because of careful lifetime exercise and diet…but one of you SOBs gave me a cold. I’ve a friend who had only SIX chemos following surgery…
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THE PURGE (AND IT AIN'T PRETTY)
THE PURGE (AND IT AIN’T PRETTY)
Since I have done everything prescribed to avoid cancer but am close to death anyway, after two years of struggling, I have decided to unload in this forum on three people who made my life a misery for four years. For twenty years – ages 19-39 – I held jobs where my work ethic, professionalism, dedication, etc. were readily valued by my employers. They knew I could be counted on to perform…
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HO-HO-HELL!
The first three days after my initial “new” chemo treatment (12/19/13) were bad; worse; and I’m-going-to-wind-up-dying-in-the-hospital-on-Christmas. (I can’t tolerate Erbitux anymore. After 34 successful treatments, it turned around and bit me in the ass…
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ALL THE NEWS TOO GROSS TO PRINT
…But here it is anyway (be forewarned): So I got past the Erbitux and staph infections and the ER visit due to Erbitux “withdrawal” due totreatment for the staph and…and…and when I saw my chemotherapist Wednesday I mentioned I may need to see the…
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ARE. YOU. KIDDING. ME.
I’ve had three health crises in the past three months – adverse reaction to a prescribed drug that landed me in the ER; staphylococcus (tooootally disgusting); and abdominal pain (ER again) that seems to have resulted from the fact that, due the staph,…
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HOME HEALTH HAZARDS, MULTIPLE CRISES AND ALL ENDS WELL
I learned long ago not to race to the phone – about the time I was running barefoot, stepped on a LEGO, rebounded off the bed rail and wound up on crutches. Of course my daughter’s generation has no such issue, since their smartphones and laptops are…
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UGLIEST HALLOWEEN MASK EVER - EXCEPT IT'S NOT A MASK!
One of the chemotherapists recommended I see a dermatologist because after 32 treatments I finally developed “Erbitux rash,” which I would not wish on that horriblest person in the world from whom I had to humbly eat crap every day for three years because…
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MY VERY OWN MONSTER
I have become my very own personal monster. Weeks ago lesions appeared here and there on limbs and torso, so Doxycycline Hyclate was prescribed. Last Wednesday I saw an associate of my usual physician, who was out of town, because much LARGER MORE…
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PISS AND POOP
PISS AND POOP
When my daughter was in high school, a college advisor visited one of her classes. He came from a “medical family” and they wanted him to be a doctor (this actually happens; my daughter’s first doctor had two sibs and a father as MDs). …
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I'VE HAD BETTER DAYS
I was in a lot of pain today because I turned out to be allergic to a new (for me) anti-depressant called Citalopram. It made me VERY tired so I’d gone to bed around 6:00 p.m. Thursday; when my daughter got home from night class around 10:00 p.m. I rose…
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COLOSTOMY DIET
COLOSTOMY DIET
Since I have Stage IV terminal colon cancer, a colostomy and a 35-year vegetarian lifestyle, it has taken me over a year to come up with the following suggested “base” diet that provides at least minimal amounts of protein; I’ve been told I…
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FUKUSHIMA U TOO
There’s a terrible story in the newspaper about the sentencing of the Wikileaks soldier, followed by a terrible story about embezzlement of funds raised for a children’s organization, then a terrible story about leakage of radioactive fluid in Japan. But…
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DEPRESSION TIMES TWO (OR THREE)
My daughter got a job delivering papers; in Dayton, the recession has in no way begun to recede and this was the only job she could find. What is required to have this job that, in the end, will pay almost nothing (although I still applaud her for…
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BLAAAAGGHH!
In line to pay for a prescription, I waited while three cashiers whose TOTAL ages might have equaled mine while they disputed: “Well, at all the other stores, we do the lottery at 10:00.” “Here we do it at 9:00 so the cashiers can start cleaning up.” …
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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE SUCKY
The good was that, after a do-nothing Tuesday, today I got up early and walked over four miles at the gym. The bad was getting rear-ended while waiting at the exit traffic light. The sucky was listening to the teenager who hit me whining about already…
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SUPERNATURAL, NIGHTWING AND THE FIVE-YEAR RULE
Whatever Gets You Through the Night
Supernatural is my favorite-est TV show ever and hanging around for Season 9 is part of what motivated me to do five miles at the gym this morning (while watching Supernatural on the monitor). Also, for a couple…
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THE SEARCH FOR INTELLIGENT LIFE ON THE INTERNET
My daughter, the Queen of Slobbovia (hey – I call her that to her face; you should should not see her bedroom), often shares tidbits from the device to which she is Super-Glued – my siblings gifted her with a laptop when she graduated from high school. …
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