Good: Big A's test results came back--nothing terrifying to report.
But: The original symptoms persist.
But: The original symptoms persist.
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Good: My stretch of overwork and late work evenings is mostly over.
But: This week I scheduled two more late work evenings for March.
But: This week I scheduled two more late work evenings for March.
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Good: Participating in a teach-in panel on Gaza with the college YDSA in mid-March.
Good: Participating in a teach-in panel on Gaza with the college YDSA in mid-March.
But: Worrying about bothsideism from fellow-panelists.
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[Pic]
[Pic]
Good: Big A, Huck, Max, and me on a post-dinner walk with a fabulous sunset ahead of us.
But: Don't look too closely at Big A's left hand. Ha.
But: Don't look too closely at Big A's left hand. Ha.
7 comments:
I was wondering about the test results. I'm glad there is nothing terrifying BUT that's still concerning, if he is still experiencing symptoms. I hope there are some answers, moving forward.
Love the photo. The "detail" is part of dog walking.
Are you required to have late work evenings? Or are you being extra-accommodating?
I'm sorry that your husband's symptoms persist, yet you're not getting answers. We've been there a time or two ourselves. The body is still a mysterious vehicle. I hope things ease soon.
As the Billy Bragg song says, you've got to take the crunchy with the smooth.
I'm relieved it's not a worst case scenario with A, and hope you find answers soon.
Diagnosis limbo is so hard. Wishing him the best of luck in getting answers.
Thank you, friends.
Nance--I'm being accommodating, I guess. It's not mandated, but there are "expectations."
Not terrifiying is good!
Nice photo.
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