Well now that the people who needed to know personally from me know the big miracle unfolding, I can tell the rest of the world. This coming Monday morning I will be having an outpatient surgery on my left rib. The 7th rib to be exact. Here I will try to answer any questions that people might ask about it. I am still in shock but feel very humbled by how everything went down. As we all know, last Wednesday I posted my pity post of frustration. Nothing was going right at that point. I just needed a day or two to vent, be sad, frustrated, and what not. That evening I had gotten the CT Scan done. I was told that the surgeon would call me with the results the next day. Let me remind you that I was fully prepared for the following: The scan would not show anything, the next step would be to kill the nerve around the rib, that experiment would fail, and I would be left with nothing. Even during the meeting with the surgeon, he said if the CT Scan showed something he would maybe c
Sapho Syndrome, Neuropathy, Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome, Undiagnosed rare disease, Polycystic Kidney Disease, and Staph Infections. So far it's been 11 years living with a chronic illness. Failed treatments and changes in name of what disease I really have. Recently, my whole life has changed dramatically even more so, due to this illness. I hope to update and share a positive light on this crippling disease.