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i Rate This Those who have lupus will understand the title of this post. Some people who don’t have lupus will as well. My body did what I call a SCUD.Discovery....a time line of Living w/Lupus |
Salam all Just got my most awaiting item safely delivered by two guys from the factory. Ngeeee. like it. lovely. best quality.
Tracking down the memories.
Hey Spring Break!
Camouflage Make-up & Lupus Scars
Young & Living with Lupus: The Re-Dedication of My Blog « Search For Cloud Nine
March 13, 2011 by freedomseeker91 i Rate ThisIn 1987, at the age of 16, I had some trouble taking a deep breath, my joints ached and I was getting frequent headaches. Luckily, a family friend and doctor suggested that I go see a pediatric rheumatologist at Columbia Presbyterian in New York City. After many scans, blood tests and the normal poking and prodding that comes with finding a needle in a haystack, I had a diagnosis. My parents spoke to the doctor and then to me, and they simply said, "You have lupus." I had never heard the word and didn't know anything about what that meant to the rest of my life.
Adam Selkowitz: Living, And Running, With Lupus
Soon I'll be starting my new blog: NavyLupusArtLife . (edited now to link to the new blog-- click on the words and you'll be magically transported) As we discussed (well. . . I discussed and you read about it later) I've kind of outgrown this blog because it's too specific. So my new blog will be just whatever pops into my head and that should be, well, interesting. . . if random. I've been trying to think about when I should start, since Navy is in the title I kind of feel like I should wait until Ben is actually gone to basic and I'd like to wait until I'm no longer a teacher because have I got some stories for you. . .
My Last Post. . . here
Yesterday, I walked with seven young nuns and monks from Plum Village, Thenac, France. We met at Clare College, in the Latimer Room. Birds chirped and students crunched outside on gravel, as we practised peace, and sang songs of breathing, freedom and freshness. This is the very first UK Wake Up tour organised by the young novices, some of whom were students at Cambridge themselves, and had direct experience of struggling with mounting stress and anxiety of exams and future careers. This trip is holiday and work experience for the young monastics - I could see the bouncing energy in their spirit.

