Since the sinus surgery, I’ll be honest. This is probably the best I’ve felt in a very very long time. I seriously cannot remember what it’s like to feel good. My mouth still hurts though. Under my tongue, and in my cheeks. As I’ve started to dwell on what the new pathology has shown, I… Continue reading Starting to Piece Things Together
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Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met? Durning the nightlife era, as far as celebrities go: Corey Feldman, Mario Lopez, Edsel Dope, entire cast of Jersey Shore (minus a few of them), unfortunately Kanye West. From a DJ standpoint, a lot of DJ’s some well known, others not.
Wind In My Sails
I don’t sail though. Infectious disease today was somewhat inspiring, but at the same time, frustrating. So first things first. The voriconazole. The serum levels are probably nearing therapeutic levels. Because things are starting to suck more. The side effects I’m starting to feel, in one word, shitvortex. Every day at 10am I have to… Continue reading Wind In My Sails
Voriconazole Sucks
Just wanted to start off saying, that since I started the voriconazole, I’ve had some weird side effects. For starters, I feel really floaty, like out of it floaty. Secondly, the visual stuff sucks. My vision is much worse. From time to time I’ll see stars just randomly. Even wearing my glasses doesn’t help much.… Continue reading Voriconazole Sucks
Something everyone should know
What’s something you believe everyone should know. If it’s on the internet, it absolutely isn’t true. People need to fact check things more thoroughly instead of being influenced so easily.
Finish Line
Dunno if it was me waking up at 5:30am and going over the infectious disease conversation about 1000 times, but infectious disease required 0 effort to get them to pay attention. Officially the culture grew MRSA, which stands for Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. It’s one of two strains that an immunocompromised person doesn’t want. Why?… Continue reading Finish Line
Infectious Disease Anxiety
Tomorrow is a pretty big day. I get to see Kaufman again. The infectious disease Dr that basically stopped helping. I really have a feeling they are going to try playing off what cultured, since it’s what I’ve been fucking saying the entire time. There’s a reason the Vancomycin helped. There’s a reason the Dalbavancin… Continue reading Infectious Disease Anxiety
10.25.2023 Operative Note
OPERATIVE NOTEREPORT#:1025-0286 REPORT STATUS: SignedDATE OF SURGERY: 10/25/2023 SURGEON: Edward Hepworth, MD PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSES: Chronic maxillary sinusitis, chronic ethmoid sinusitis, chronic frontal sinusitis, chronic sialadenitis andsialodocholithiasis. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSES: Chronic maxillary sinusitis, chronic ethmoid sinusitis, chronic frontal sinusitis, chronic sialadenitis andsialodocholithiasis. PROCEDURES: ANESTHESIA: General endotracheal. FLUIDS: 1000 mL of crystalloid. ESTIMATED BLOOD LOSS: 25 mL. FINDINGS:… Continue reading 10.25.2023 Operative Note
Exhausting Weekend
Since surgery, I’ve been running on empty. The recovery itself has been ok, since I already knew what to expect. I’ve been diligent in rinsing my sinuses every 2 hours, and I’m still getting pus, and bloody clumps to come out. It’s not very fun, but I do get some relief from doing them. Today… Continue reading Exhausting Weekend
Yet Another Sinus Surgery in the Books
Wednesday started off in the usual fashion of burning facial pain and blowing pus out of my head. From the minute I woke up, the anxiety hit me immediately. Today is the day. Let’s be honest, I’ve waited for this to happen since March. The wait alone challenged my patience more than anything. I understand… Continue reading Yet Another Sinus Surgery in the Books