Tag: huntington’s disease
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Let’s get spicy?
Ok so my taste and smell are messed up. Ever since I got sick with covid a while back and got the strain with losing smell and taste, it’s never been up to snuff. I mentioned this to my Dr a while ago and she said that I could go to therapy for that,…
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Good intentions…change of plans!
The narrator discusses personal challenges, including a cancelled vacation and family health concerns. They contemplate a baby shower but decide to delay it due to current stressors, emphasizing adaptability amidst life’s difficulties.
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Is Busy good? Or Bad?
The weekend was busy and enjoyable despite exhaustion and a lingering headache. Socializing led to minor flare-ups, but overall, the experience was successful, capped off with fireworks and family time.
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If you can’t do it…buy it from a good bakery !
As I was planning what to bake for my future daughter in-law’s bridal shower and passing along suggestions to my mom. I was trying to be mindful as to ask for things that wouldn’t require a lot of time and cause both of us pain. Looking at things that would be both tasty and…
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I feel like SHiT!
The week involved struggles with physical discomfort, migraines, and sleepless nights following treatments. Despite these challenges, the author managed social outings and found humor in their situation while navigating personal health.
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When Hubby’s away, I will play!
The author reflects on managing post-activity fatigue amid a busy schedule filled with appointments and commitments. Despite physical challenges and a rainy day, they emphasize the need for proper rest, socialization, and personal time to recharge.
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HD Walk
The day involved a successful team walk with 26 participants, followed by exhaustion from the event and personal errands. Later, a long sleep was disrupted by discomfort and reminiscence of travel frustrations.
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Comfortable? Like that??
The author reflects on managing posture and pain during physiotherapy, describing challenges in maintaining proper alignment and communication about symptoms while avoiding triggers that exacerbate their condition.
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Doggy fun
The author shares experiences visiting their son and fiancée, emphasizing joyful moments with their dogs, particularly giving belly rubs, despite having discomfort in their hands. Love for the pets prevails.
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Don’t let him Win!!!
The week involved preparations for a family visit, including extra food purchasing and laundry. Despite pain and exhaustion, the narrator embraced help and enjoyed the family gathering, highlighting the challenge of managing chronic pain while staying active.
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