Thursday, May 14.
Prednisone-free!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
What happens when you're diagnosed with a disease you've never heard of - Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS).
About Me
- Mitch
- A freelance writer with special interests in travel, skiing, golf and cultural travel, I've been writing for 20-plus years from my home in NJ. Contributor to the Kidz family of Web sites, including www.kidznsnow.com, and editor of newly-founded travel-for-boomers Web site www.graysatplay.com. Father of two adult children and husband to a wonderful woman with a real job and, thank goodness, great health insurance.
MDS Links
Bone Marrow Transplant Links
Followers
Posts
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(133)
-
▼
May
(22)
- MDS: How Old Are You?
- MDS: Shocking
- Yesterday’s Counts: Normalcy Returns?
- MDS: Reality Check
- MDS: A Doctoring We Will Go
- Big Belly MDS Man
- MDS: The Good News & The Other Good News
- MDS: Perspective
- MDS: Prednisone Withdrawal
- Today's Blood Count
- Prednisone Free
- Health Care Costs Anyone?
- Never heard of Myelodysplastic Syndrome? Now You H...
- MDS: Coping, Keyword—Patience
- Must I Sit It Out?
- Friday's Blood Results
- The End of MDS Treatment Week One
- Now What?
- MDS Treatment - Day 1
- Riding the Medical Diagnosis Roller Coaster
- Just what is MDS
- You Might Have Cancer
-
▼
May
(22)
Way good! My mom goes on and of prednisone several times a year; loves that it makes her feel better, loves getting off because it bloats her.
ReplyDeleteCause for the celebratories!
ReplyDeleteBloats - yes, that's for sure.
ReplyDelete