Annie,
I know...My aunt keeps reminding me to make sure I get tested...She keeps sending me emails with copies of her results with little notes from her doctor saying that everyone in the family needs to get tested....On Tuesday, I'm going to see my doctor and talk to him about this...
The Celiac's is always at the back of my mind...I will get the testing at some point...It's just that I had a colonoscopy + duodenoscopy before, and everything looked great apparently...but I never did have the antibody testing....*sigh* I will get it done, though...It's always been a concern...I think I just don't want to give up wheat...It's so delicious, and it's in everything!
Neutro,
Yes, I was so relieved when the pressure turned out normal...*Phew*
That's one of the first things my neuro. told me- never, ever have immunizations from this day forward....She's said that she's had many patients who've had to be hospitalized because of them...She just doesn't want to risk it...The immunizations include the dead ones...
Tom posted something on the thread that Jana had made for you and I agree with him...I think MG does cause blurring...That was one of my problems for ages, but because 'blurring' wasn't considered an MG problem, I figured it was from something else...
I hope that you get well very soon, and don't have to take this prednisone anymore...It's so unpleasant, but I understand that it can be the better of two evils...
Kendra,
Thank God you're feeling back to yourself...I was so afraid for you when I was reading about the cognitive problems...That's excellent that the MG's doing well, even though you've removed this treatment...i think that is excellent news...No more having to worry about the other side-effects which would come later...That's a major load off!
I'm not too worried about the lump. I feel almost 100% sure it's just the fibroadenoma...I noticed it changed shape like the day after my thymectomy, so maybe when they were doing the operation, it got sorta flattened? lol...That's what it feels like....Just feels flatter than before...If the procedure isn't too invasive, I'm gonna have it taken out...Otherwise, if I feel certain that it's nothing, I'll just leave it...
It's definately not sore...It's just very hard, and very close to the surface of my skin...It's not one of those ones that you 'lose,' where it moves around a lot. It can be moved, but it's pretty 'rooted' in its spot, and I know precisely where it is all the time, and have no trouble finding it.
Thank you, guys, for the support! I really appreciate it!
Nicky