Tag Archives: Thoughts on life
New doctors, new answers, new path
I have been fortunate enough to have most of my care transferred to the “Pain Clinic” at Wishard Hospital. The director of the clinic, Dr. Palmer Mackie (pronounced Ma-ki) received his M.D. from the University of Health Science, Chicago Medical … Continue reading
Men and dogs: A comparison
There are times when I feel like the “gay male friend” of some women. Not that I have ANY fashion sense, or the desire to spoon with some other fellow, it’s just that I often am asked by my female … Continue reading
The great oatmeal war
One of the “joys” of having the neurological problems that I deal with is that every day is an adventure. Half my days are what I would consider normal, being able to function to an extent around the house, and … Continue reading
A new year and a new start
Over the years I have had many times where I have been under the weather, or so overwhelmed by things as to not be able to function at anywhere near a normal level. These past six months have been like … Continue reading
Blackout, movie, and pizza
I guess the effects of Friday’s little adventure are more than I had thought. While the initial C-Scan showed no fractures to my face, I am experiencing some major ill effects of the beating. I am seeing black spots in … Continue reading
One helluva ass kicking!
I know it’s been two months since I have posted here. The main reason has been two-fold, one I have struggled with some medical issues that have left me feeling weak and at times in a mental fog. The second … Continue reading
The coffee dog
Gus, my wonderful Australian Shepherd pup, is still learning the rules of my house. One of these rules is to stay out of the garbage. It is a concept that he has not fully grasped, and his trash diving has … Continue reading
A one year anniversary
A year ago today I started this little blog. My intention was to have a place where I could discuss the many issues that I have met along my journey in the public healthcare system. I have posted stories on … Continue reading
The waiting game
This past Monday, June 4th, I had the joy of visiting the physical therapy department at Wishard. I’m no stranger to this office, having had numerous appointments with them for my leg issues. It was Kristen, the therapist, that recommended … Continue reading
Gus
This is my 101st post. My hundredth was on the military and its research into brain injuries. I had wanted to write something pithy for the hundredth, but I thought the information on brain injury was more important than my … Continue reading
