September 24, 2010
by Amy Mathers
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I pride myself on being an intellectual. If I can reason my way through things, then maybe I can avoid the messiness of feeling emotion. Pain, anguish, disappointment, fear, uncertainty; if I think hard enough, then maybe I can think … Continue reading
July 29, 2010
by Amy Mathers
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Communication. Everyone has their own style and doctors and patients are no different. When it comes to chronic illness, a lot of information has to pass between a doctor and patient to ensure the best possible care and treatment are being … Continue reading
June 16, 2010
by Amy Mathers
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It’s been three weeks and three days since I started IV ganciclovir to treat my Cytomegalovirus (CMV). Depending on the results of my bloodwork tomorrow, I have a minimum of a week left. And I have to admit, it’s getting to me. … Continue reading
December 5, 2008
by Amy Mathers
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It’s inevitable. If you have a chronic illness, sooner or later you encounter needles. Needles serve many purposes and come in a whole variety of sizes. For example, there is the needle used to numb skin and gums which seems … Continue reading