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Re: Hi all from LPN
Andy
27 Jun 2006 15:10
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> Just so I can >show off, here is the link on the Uni of Wollongong website ...
I'll need to be more respectful...
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Lyndal
26 Jun 2006 23:52
I said hi a bit higher up, but thought I'd post a proper post now. Well, hows ya been? Its been a long while since I've popped in and thought it was time to say hello, and let you know that my absence has been due to health not illness (isnt that great)
APLS / Hughes syndrome wise life has been quiet, last thrombotic event 2 years ago. I have been well since having big IV steroid infusion in 2004, and apart from 2 seizures (in 2 years) all is quiet. Always tired, and the occasional joint pain...but hey, can live with that!!
I'm due to see the rheum man in 2 weeks- have been a baaaaaad girl and not been for 18 months (denial is a wonderful thing) but no problems to tell him about! Staying well on 5mg prednisone, 200mg imuran, 15mg warfarin, 40mg nexium, 40mg lipitor.......1000mg paracetamol (to get the joints moving in the morning!)
Life in general is otherwise great.... Phill is still wonderful, Alex is 8 now and we still have furbags and feathered friends at home.
And (exciting news) I have a new job. Full time general practice was getting more and more tiring and I had real concerns about my health holding up with the emotional drain and on call etc, so have finally landed the "dream job" and am working in academia!! Its very exciting and I have been working towards this for a few years but still need to pinch myself-- I did not expect to get a job at this level of seniority yet! I still work at the surgery 1 day a week to keep my hand in clinical medicine, but this is a much better plan. Busy +++ but without a lot of the stress. Just so I can show off, here is the link on the Uni of Wollongong website ...