Saturday, December 12, 2015
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Too wierd
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Well, at least it's done. Couldn't have been more than half an hour. IV stung a little, but sometimes thats how it goes. Some nurses do it by feel and they usually are the best. Breath in, Breath out..Breath in, Breath out..Stop Breathing. I think its harder to not breath than to hold your breath
like you usually do during a CT scan. Now I wait until next week when I see the surgeon after he gets the results. Mixed feelings about what he might say, but at least I'll know.
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Believe.
Sunday, August 02, 2015
Saturday, August 01, 2015
Friday, July 03, 2015
Thursday, July 02, 2015
Sunday, June 14, 2015
Monday, March 16, 2015
Pisces
10 Reasons Pisces Are The Most Difficult People To Understand
1. Pisces is the 12th sign of the zodiac.
2. Pisces are always seeking new experiences.
3. They are compassionate and charitable.
4. They have trouble distinguishing reality from fantasy.
5. Empathy rules.
6. They can only think straight when they’re alone.
7. They are inherently introverted.
8. They accept literally everyone.
9. They’re a little oversensitive.
10. They need role models.
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Having used the Alberta Health Care System over the last fourteen years I do indeed have a
perspective on my experience.
In 2005 I was was diagnosed with inoperable Lung cancer. Taking direction and advise from
Dr Column Smith and with the help of Dr Bebb, I was successful in eradicating the tumour
after participating in a clinical trial that no doubt saved my life. The Baker Cancer center is
an Oasis of hope.
In 2011 My second battle with cancer ( Pancreatic) was waged and defeated by the skilled hands of
Dr Elijah Dixon. Even though the cancer was rare ( one in a hundred thousand) he removed the
tumour and made it possible for me to carry on the fight. ( seventy five days on the 10th floor)
I could never repay the care I received from so many.
Then in 2013 I was taken to the Foothills by ambulance after suffering a heart attack. Once
again those skilled hands in ER saved my life by repairing blood vessels with stents. The follow
through with Dr Spencer my cardiologist was exemplary.
From my family Doc to all the nurses that have helped me along the way , I cant say enough
about Alberta health and my experience with all involved. In any other country, I'm not so
sure my outcome would been have quite so fortunate. If I can help in any way by reassuring
anyone who is in doubt about what they can expect from our health Care system, be glad to.