Monthly Archives: July 2021

I will not argue how dialysis went today because it went smoothly. It took a couple of minutes to make sure the catheter would get me through treatment — three hours and fifteen minutes — without the machine beeping every … Continue reading →

I am coming back from a rough patch. Please forgive me for being off for so long again. With DKF gone out of my life — not wanting a friendship anymore, I do have to admit that it hurts, and … Continue reading →

Yay, Thursday is here. I had treatment/dialysis, and it went smoothly after making a couple of needed tweaks with the catheter. This catheter is a little finicky when I compare my last catheter to the one I have now. My … Continue reading →

Microsoft Office works again! I think it’s because I have put in my password for iCloud. I do not know otherwise. It’s working again, and I am using it. Now for the bad news. DKF isn’t working for me anymore, … Continue reading →

It has been four days since I last wrote.  Not much has happened since Saturday morning — really.  DKF has a head concussion because of an accident that occurred at a park.  It was not her friends’ fault, but they … Continue reading →

I have had the catheter for two weeks now. The stitches in my arm and where they placed the catheter have been out since Tuesday and Thursday. Dialysis this week went smoothly; today, I got out half an hour earlier … Continue reading →

 I am very proud of DKF. Outside working for me, she has a full-time job at Willowick Nursing Home. I hope it pans out for her. As far as IRIS is concerned, I am her only client now. That is … Continue reading →

Google Chrome — Google Chrome vs. Safari is what it is for now — two browsers I like. I have been using Google Chrome lately because, for some reason, Safari has an issue opening up DD. I do not prefer … Continue reading →

I have to say that I just read a “friend’s DD and I feel like her being busy with life. When it comes to my health, I always seem to get emotional, a little paranoid, anxious, and deal with the … Continue reading →