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Author Archives: mamasick
From the Prep to the Results
If you are a bit squeamish, you may want to skip The Prep part! My gastroenterologist moved over to the main campus of the Cleveland Clinic and it turned out I was abled to be scheduled for an endoscopy/colonscopy on … Continue reading
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Tagged biopsies, Celiac, Celiac's Disease, Cleveland Clinic, colonoscopy, colonoscopy prep, endoscopy, gastritis, gluten-free
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One of Our Own Needs Our Help
If you have a chronic, invisible illness you more than likely have heard of or even refer to yourself as a “spoonie”. If you haven’t heard the term “spoonie”, it came from Christine Miserandino’s The Spoon Theory as a metaphor … Continue reading
For My Son on His 10th Birthday
If you would like to see other birthday messages to my son, you can click here. Dear Tyler, I am three days late in writing this and for that I do apologize. It’s been a year since I have been … Continue reading
Last Day of Summer Fun
Inspired by Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop. Prompt 5. If you had more time, what is one last summer excursion you would plan for your family? My soon to be ten year old son, Tyler, has had crushes on girls before … Continue reading
More Doctors, Less Answers
All of my test results are back from my appointment with the Hematologist/Oncologist. My blood tests results that were only slightly out of range previously have returned to the normal range and my CT scan of my abdomen and pelvis … Continue reading
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Book Reviews!
Inspired by Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop. I’ve been enjoying some great reading this summer. Here are three books I’ve really liked. These reviews are taken from my goodreads account. I hope you will follow me on there! Best friends Jessie, … Continue reading
My Favorite Summer View (So Far)
Linking up with Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop. 6. Your favorite summer view so far. This was taken about two weeks ago at the Headlands Beach State Park’s Summerfest in Lake County, OH. The festival consisted of live bands, food and … Continue reading
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Pets of the Past and Future
(Inspired by Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop.) 1. Throwback Thursday: Choose a photo from a previous July and write a poem or a blog post. This photo goes back to July of 2011 and is a picture of my cat, Lizzie, … Continue reading
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A Week of Doctors’ Appointments
Linking up with Being Fibro Mom’s Friday Linkup. Based upon the advice of my Rheumatologist and blood test results I had my appointment on Monday with the Hematologist/Oncologist. I liked her a lot. She told me that although I had … Continue reading
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Book Reviews!
Inspired by Mama Kat’s Writer’s Workshop. “I was born twice: first as a baby girl on a remarkably smogless day in January of 1960; and then again, as a teenage boy, in an emergency room near Petosky, Michigan in August … Continue reading