Hit List (Week 30)
"The new one" who was left by me before she even really started working here. Which is not to say I didn't give her the chance.
"The new one" who was left by me before she even really started working here. Which is not to say I didn't give her the chance.
I always find it fascinating how nurses make statements about my state of health over my head.
What a mess. Oh, pardon me, what do I know about modern staff management and image building. I'm not an expert. I have nothing more to say about it.
Page views: 514 aka ventilator weaning for ALS My personal highlight of the otherwise less amusing second half of the week, i.e. last week: a letter from the medical service to my care service. There are new forms again and the old ones no longer work. This is the second time since my illness began. But you can really make life difficult for yourself. That...
Seitenaufrufe: 862 Teil 3 von 3 Scheißen will gelernt sein. Neuer Tag, neues Glück. Meinen gestrigen Beitrag schon verdaut? Also, ich nur so mittel. Da ist mein Elan, über meine so lächerlichen Pippifax-Problemchen schreiben ehrlich gesagt noch nicht zurück. Dabei dürfte das hier der um Längen kürzeste Teil werden. Falls du die ersten zwei verpasst hast, die findest du...
Pageviews: 796 Part 2 of 3 Problems that mean the world. Can. But definitely do when they do. We were in trouble. And I'm starting an extra post for that? Actually, yes. Over the last few weeks, months and years, I have repeatedly experienced the lack of understanding about my ALS disease. Especially when it comes to medical...
Pageviews: 846 (Part 1 of 3 Nothing in our lives can be taken for granted. Not even the ability to take a shit. Nice shit. Rarely is this expression more apt than in this context. Because today I want to dish up some shit for you. To be precise, I would like to tell you about this very thing. I've neglected writing for the last two days for some reason. Instead...
Page views: 890 Supposedly a boring topic. But, as so often in life, it depends on your point of view. Is a manicure billed differently to a pedicure? Obviously yes. I haven't found anything about the reasons for this yet. Is a manicure for a tetra (patient with four paralysed limbs) to be assessed differently from a pedicure in terms of handling? Nope, I can...