I’ve been off-line since my last Spinraza treatment. I’m sick. I have one of those horrid summer colds! Yesterday, my niece was helping me turn, and she had her hand on my rib cage. She said, “Your breathing feels like … Continue reading →
Earlier this week, I had my final loading dose of Spinraza. Now I will go back every four months… Barring complications, that is… … Continue reading →
I admit it, I am addicted to true crime TV shows and books. I think I like the fact that (on TV, anyhow) the slow accumulation of details leads to the truth of the matter. The police involved are … Continue reading →
Ralph W. Braun. Rise Above: How One Man’s Search for Mobility Helped the World Get Moving . The Braun Corporation. Kindle Edition. 2016. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20830191-rise-above I thoroughly enjoyed this book, but I’m a sucker for biographies about people who DO stuff. … Continue reading →
My Spinraza Loading Dose III is in the rearview mirror. Yes, it went well, again. While I don’t think I will ever consider a lumbar puncture to be ROUTINE, it was pretty much a routine procedure. So far, I … Continue reading →
Lisa Reads: The Complete Sherlock Holmes – The Heirloom Collection By: Arthur Conan Doyle This was another L-O-N-G audiobook, 58 hours to be specific. It didn’t feel that long, though. It is a collection of short stories and novellas about … Continue reading →
The second loading dose of Spinraza is in the rearview mirror and the third dose is in front of me. It went smoothly again. I don’t know that I will ever think of transforaminal lumbar punctures as ROUTINE, but I … Continue reading →
I’m tracing the issues as we speak. Let me know if you see anything weird… Brute Force Attack … Continue reading →
Lisa Reads: Employment Options: The Ultimate Resource for Jobseekers with Disabilities and Other Challenges by Paula Ruben Viellet (My Employment Options) I am distinctly ambivalent about this book, but I will give it tentative positive review. After all, it is … Continue reading →
