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Seeing Eye to ID
The following was an extremely positive exchange I had with one of the infectious disease (ID) specialist physicians on my “team” at the medical center where I am a patient. He has followed me over th… more →
Jenn's Life
Makanan yang mempengaruhi Otak kita..
ncells wrote 3 weeks ago: Bagi yang memilliki Kekurangan dalam daya Pikir dan daya Ingat sebaiknya mencoba membeli Makanan yan … more →
Tubes, Spouts, and Jenn's Physician-Assisted Piercings
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Jenn wrote 2 years ago: Click picture for larger image Implanted port (Portacath): This is a completely subcutaneous port wh … more →
Seeing Eye to ID
Jenn wrote 3 years ago: The following was an extremely positive exchange I had with one of the infectious disease (ID) speci … more →
Intro to Jenn & GP: Part I
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Jenn wrote 3 years ago: There’s nothing like having a condition that, when you mention it to a physician for the first time, … more →
Words on an Empty Stomach
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Jenn wrote 3 years ago: At our church we have a weekly Prayer of Hope, when we as a congregation pray for people at home and … more →
The Grand Canyon, the Colorado River, TPN, & Me
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Jenn wrote 3 years ago: “That which is necessary becomes possible.” —Jenn Wright Accomplishments are personal things. … more →
Abs of Silicone!
Jenn wrote 3 years ago: So here’s my new tummy — tubes, implants, and all! Doesn’t resemble much of anythi … more →
Intro to Jenn & GP: Part II
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Jenn wrote 3 years ago: So we had a diagnosis. Unfortunately, the relatively few motility agents available all caused some u … more →
What do you mean you WANT another tube?!?!?!?
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Jenn wrote 3 years ago: I’ve been off TPN for nearly 4 months, now, and while I have enjoyed the relative freedom of b … more →
Food for Thought
Jenn wrote 5 years ago: I have a love-hate relationship with food. On the one hand, I love to bake—breads, cakes, cookies, y … more →
TPN: The Initiation
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Jenn wrote 5 years ago: Seven days ago I was safe in a hospital bed, somewhat eager about the “adventure” about to begin onc … more →
