not much other than I had a complete and utter meltdown. I am not handling my stress very well and have just found out that all the toxins in my body from being in predialysis isn't helping.
I am having difficulties trusting people and so I shut everyone out. I have done it in the past as whenever I let anyone in I ultimately got hurt and it is something I am dealing with right now. Not sure how to deal with my family and the moment...or even who to trust within that family. According to my one mother, I have a "new" and and an "old" family; now that I have this "new" family I don't need to be with the "old" family or some such nonsense.
I really would love to talk about it all but a publication ban on part of the story is in place so I could get arrested for contempt. Hmmm almost sounds like an idea..lol. Suffice it to say that have a very strange family to deal with and somedays I wish I didn't have to.
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I started this blog to chronicle the my life as a renal patient. I started having issues back in 1983. I had an infection that hadn't been treated as an infection; it had been treated as pulled muscle as I had been working as a nanny at the time. Life went on and then I dealt with a series of infections of infections which resulted in 4 minor surgeries from 1985 to 87. Than I had 3 kids; dealing with minor infections along the way. This culminated in discovering in 1998 that I was in what the call Chronic Renal Failure, my right kidney was imploding, the left was starting to go as well.
I finally had the right kidney removed in 1999, which resulted in complications. I almost didn't make it. When I moved back to Edmonton from BC, I started seeing a nephorogist, Dr. Caldwell, from the U of A. In 2007 I had 75% renal function, fast-forward to today I have 13% and it is getting worse.
I decided I needed a place to share what I am going through for a variety of reasons:
1) to get out of my head and work through the anxiety and fear that I am feeling.
2) that somehow my ramblings can be of help to others.
3) most of all to share my journey with others and to help me share with my own family.
I finally had the right kidney removed in 1999, which resulted in complications. I almost didn't make it. When I moved back to Edmonton from BC, I started seeing a nephorogist, Dr. Caldwell, from the U of A. In 2007 I had 75% renal function, fast-forward to today I have 13% and it is getting worse.
I decided I needed a place to share what I am going through for a variety of reasons:
1) to get out of my head and work through the anxiety and fear that I am feeling.
2) that somehow my ramblings can be of help to others.
3) most of all to share my journey with others and to help me share with my own family.
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
So I guess I should let you know what happened at the specialists....
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