Medical Professionals vs Jerks With Degrees
Hi… hello… long time no blog! It’s that time of the year when my daughters are in school and there is homework to do, weekend activities, and so forth. I have missed you all dearly and hope you forgive my absence. Let me explain what’s the latest and the greatest on the whole medical aspect
Social Security Disability Process And Approval
On Friday, August 12th, 2011 I went to my disability hearing and within 5 minutes I was approved! If you follow my blog, you know that this has been a long and tedious process for me. I did not sit back like most people do and rely on my lawyer (which is perfectly fine to
Please Excuse My Long Absence
Hello. How are you all? I have taken the longest break ever from writing in my blog, and I apologize. I would like to explain why I have been on a mental vacation. I started taking a new drug called Xyrem on May 13, 2011. Xyrem is a medication used in patients with narcolepsy and cataplexy
Lupus Awareness & A Letter From Senator Marco Rubio
Lupus is an autoimmune illness that I struggle to overcome each and every day. Imagine a jigsaw puzzle of the human body with random puzzle pieces missing. That’s what lupus is. I have pieces missing that consist of my skin, brain, kidneys, joints, and muscles. Now, really try to think of how the human body
Oh Heaven! No… it’s not Disney!
Well… I explained what heaven is like to Lexi and Arianna because they caught me tearing up and all watery eyed after they started their sisterly fight one day. I looked at them, said please stop, and started tearing up immediately, so I walked away in hopes that they didn’t notice me getting upset. The
Narcolepsy Up Close & Personal
Narcolepsy is portrayed in some movies and we all get a kick out of the scenes, watching the actor or actress suddenly passing out and waiting to see whatever drama unfolds from the event. In the movies, narcolepsy is always looked at as funny, crazy, and a wild ride always follows suit. Yes, we laugh