amyotrophelateralsklerose

Handover protocol to look up the most important changes, for doctors, therapists, carers. And of course for Family & Friends.

Page views: 920 A lot has happened. But really a lot. I often have a lot to tell, but today is really out of the ordinary. I won't even try to be brief. That would be hopeless. Old Swiss, that's beyond the pale. I'll come back to that at the end. The cowhide and the Swiss. But fun...

Team management may not. Departmental management cannot. The PDL only parrots what the management says. The best conditions.

Despite an energy requirement of approx. 40 kcal/kg body mass, no products whose production requires animals to suffer. No soya, no palm oil, no dairy products anyway.

Too much for me today. I dim the light, close my eyes and try to at least get a grip on my breathing, despite the sacrilegious pain.

No time has always been an excuse for no desire. Yes. No desire. No desire to get upset. There are more important things to do.

My involvement is not desired. So maybe I am, but only if I do it according to my care provider's idea. Not in the way I think makes sense.

That's how close together they are, praise and blame. Everything back to square one. What an irony that the PDL and GF have announced themselves. There would be a need for optimisation.

When you have an oxygen saturation of 78, explain to your nurse that you have an oxygen concentrator...

I would be stupid if I didn't understand it. That would be sad, but I couldn't blame myself for it, because I wouldn't understand it at all. Funny.