On top of the cancer, I picked up an infection in my left foot. The second toe had to be amputated, it was so infected. It also spread into my blood. A week in the hospital was messy. IV hell. Home now, but not happy. I guess I can try to break through the writers block wall since I can't go back to work for a few weeks.
shallow?
You may not swallow it very deeply, as that would be a 'shallow' effort. ;)
But I agree, when it rains it pours, as our body get so 'out of whack', you create all new opportunities for a variety of things to go horribly wrong.
Been there, Done that, and I Continue doing it now too.
But I agree, when it rains it pours, as our body get so 'out of whack', you create all new opportunities for a variety of things to go horribly wrong.
Whenever my doctor rags on me about all the things I shouldn't do, I ask her one simple question. Please explain how Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones is not only still alive in his 80's but still playing concerts?
Then again, what Billy Joel was just diagnosed with, I've been living with every single day for the last thirty years. It's great that I finally have an explanation and a name, yet the only way of diagnosing it is a painful spinal tap, followed by multiple months to years of rehabilitation.
So again, it's nice to know, but I'm already struggling enough as it is, I don't need any other hurdles to leap for no apparent gain. At least now, I know what I'm such a bloody basketcase!
Just starting my own journey on the outskirts of the Big C. Hopefully, it works out, but I just lost a former coworker to it (pancreatic)...
Feel better, man!