This evening, me and the piggies were upstairs. Little piggy found a book that has an accompanying CD. Tis all sorts of nursery rhymes. He wanted to put it on, so we did. It ended up with me and all three piggies prancing round the bedroom, singing nursery rhymes at the top of our lungs and laughing like goons. It was much fun. Silly spontaneous fun. Good times.

I went to the Doctors today. About my headaches and my heart strangeness. She was really good, didn't fob me off or anything. The last Doctor I saw didn't even come from behind her desk. It was the same one that prescribed me Fluoxetine (Prozac) when I told her I feel a bit down and tearful when I am pre-menstrual. I didn't take them.

Today's Doctor was good though. She looked in my eyes, took my BP, felt my head and tapped my cheeks (not too sure why, but still). She has prescribed me some stuff that I have to take when I feel my head coming on, and see if it helps atall. Even if it doesn't it will help to decide whether they are migraines or cluster headaches, or something different. She has assured me that she thinks it unlikely to be a brain tumour! ( i hadn't thought it was ). Thats good news then..

I also told her that I was a bit concerned given that my heart is still all over the shop, coupled with my recent discovery of biological dad dying of heart failure at 45. She is going to redo my ECG and then consider referring me to the Cardiologist for a nosey. Good Doctor.

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Willem Einthoven (Semarang, 21 maggio 1860 – Leida, 29 settembre 1927) è stato un fisiologo olandese, inventore, nel 1903, dell'elettrocardiografia (ECG) ossia della registrazione, mediante l'apparecchio detto elettrocardiografo, dell'attività elettrica del cuore che viene rappresentata sotto forma di un tracciato detto elettrocardiogramma, il cui concetto base è il Triangolo di Einthoven.

fonte: http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willem_Einthoven

vedi anche:http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/medicine/laureates/1924/einthoven-bio.html

Treatment:    #7 of 12 of Taxol

Companion:    Eza

Time:            3:40 p.m.

I was blessed enough to have Eza join me for this chemo treatment while she's home.  For those of you who don't know Eza, she works on a ship for several months out of the year, so I was very happy to have her with me today.

Prior to today's chemo treatment, I had another ECG done to insure my heart wasn't messed up by the Adriamycin/Cytoxin treatments.  Thankfully, the ECG results came back a-OK.  In fact, Dr. Pinder noted that my heart is actually in pretty tip-top shape, scoring a "74."  Not sure what that numerical designation means, other than the fact that Dr. Pinder said the number corresponds with how much blood the heart pumps out and that healthy hearts score a "55" at the bottom of the healthy range.  Pretty cool.

As expected, the actual chemo treatment today was pretty uneventful.  No new side effects or complications, no pneumonia (thank God), and nothing unusual about my labs (blood work).  One thing I noticed after today's chemo treatment is that my rapid weight loss has started to slow down.  I've dropped about 15 pounds since chemo began, and I'm very happy with that trend.  Dr. Pinder said that my rate of weight loss is acceptable for now and that I might actually lose more weight after chemo concludes and I'm off of the steroids I've been prescribed as part of my treatment.  I'm actually at a point where I don't fit most of my clothes anymore but am unwilling to invest too much in new clothes because: (1) I'm broke; and (2) I'm unsure what size I'll be when all is said and done with treatment.  Those of you who know me well know that I have more than enough clothes stashed away in the back of my closet (perhaps even with tags on) that fit me.  They may be several seasons old, but they'll fit me.  Thank God I'm a pack rat!

The other thing I've noticed from the last two chemo treatments is that although chemo appointments later in the day allow me to get into the office in the morning, my sleep schedule is affected because of when I take my steroids (dexamethasone).  I have to take the dexamethasone 12 hours before chemo and an hour before chemo, so with later appointments I have to take the dex right in the middle of the night.  Not that I have a typical sleep schedule anyway, given my hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms that disrupt my sleep, but it's just one more thing that I need to deal with. 

Having Eza with me today was such a treat.  It was very amusing as we crossed our fingers as she attempted to drive Sunny (her huge Ford "Tonka Truck") into Virginia Mason's parking garage.  We now know that Sunny will fit in a garage with a clearance of 6'4" . . . or was it 6'6"?  Dang, I better not chance it the next time I'm driving Sunny into a parking garage.  I was the last of the chemo patients today (we got out of there close to 6 p.m.) and my ECG was at 1 p.m., so Eza put in a full day to be my companion.  After chemo we went to Green Leaf for dinner, where we had amazing food and great discussion.  I ordered a tamarind soda, which I'd never had there before.  Good stuff. 

After dinner at Green Leaf, we made our way to Scott's birthday gathering, and Eza mentioned that our day together wasn't done -- she was not going to leave me until she got two big laughs out of me.  This is exactly what makes my time with Eza so much fun -- she never ceases to surprise me with unusual challenges, even if we're just hanging out.  As she and I attempted to navigate toward Beacon Hill from Georgetown (I chose the wrong I-5 exit, which put is in Georgetown to begin with), I struggled with directions that I would usually be very apt at giving.  I apologized to Eza profusely, noting, "I don't know what's wrong with me, usually I give very good directions," to which Eza replied, "Perhaps it's because you just had chemo?"  I know that doesn't read super funny here in this blogpost, but I have to tell you, Eza's comedic timing and intonation were brilliant in that moment.  I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.  Big Chortles.  The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines "chortle" as:  1 : to sing or chant exultantly <he chortled in his joy — Lewis Carroll> 2 : to laugh or chuckle especially in satisfaction or exultation.  The more I think about it, the more I realize that this word screams "Eza."  There is truly a healing power to laughter and good company, and with Eza I am blessed to have had both today.

*Words: A tag cloud from the manuscript of John Hodgman's new book, "More Information Than You Require." To me, this is very calming.

*eMusic is raising subscription rates. I dropped eMusic more than a year ago; with the introduction of Amazon's MP3 store, I don't miss it a bit.

*MP3 blog ad networks: That sentence looks like word salad. Predictably, music blogs are loving the idea, though.

*Artsy: The Heart Chamber Orchestra: Listen to the heartbeats of 12 musicians hooked up to ECG sensors. Videos are here. [neural]

*Off topic: BB Gadgets has video of a Teddy Ruxbin hacked to recite Twitters.

Well, i tried to talk to my mother about the whole marriage thing..Supposably, she didin't wanna tell me cause it's not a for sure thing..But i mean, every single one of her friends know.. Idk.. There was nothing i could say to her that wouldn't hurt her..So i just kept my mouth shut..Completely.. I want to support this, but i just don't. I can't. I hate the guy..And i feel so horrible for that..But then again i don't..Frig, i don't make any sense.. I just, i hate the fact that she can be so selfish, and drag us all into this damn abuse. &I hate the fact that i hate him.. &I don't want to tell my mom how do live her life, but i mean..I just wanna grab her and my siblings and get the hell outta here... Idk what to do.. FUCK.

I went for my blood tests today, man, i lost so much blood! &I had to get an ECG done..Eeeek, the nurse felt my boobies..LOL! Well, better get used to it eh/? I've got a full blown physical next week..Yikes... I'm scared to get these test results back, idk.

I've lost 2 pounds :D Yay@me!! Well..I'd better keep my mouth shut tho, i'm supposed to be going for treatement for this..I really don't want to, i just wanna loose the weight and be left alone.. That won't happen, but i can play my games, right? ..Yeah.. I hate hurting the people i love, but..it's not my fault.. and i'll appologize a million times, i already am.

On a brighter note, LAST DAY OF SCHOOL TOMORROW!!! ..then exams till next wednesday..But still, we get our year books tomorrow and i'm so exited :) I also got my pictures develloped today, there was only one that turned out with me and B, but it looks really good, i love it, all of em look good, i love my friends :) they're so awesome! I've got a bunch of group pictures, some with the fam. and one with L. They're all pretty pictures !

Anyway..i'm so fucken exhausted, and my stomach is so empty it hurts..I think i'm just gonna get to bed now,.

P.S: NOTE TO SELF> Give up the fake happyness act, people know better than to beleive you this time.

En mi guardia me avisaron por un abuela de 82 años con disnea y dolor en la pierna derecha. Se le había intervenido por una fx de cadera y estaba hipotensa TA:50/0 y taquicárdica: 160 lpm. Pensé que esta abuela  estaba sangrando y solicité una hemoglobina rapidamente mientras trataba de entender lo que habia pasado los dias previos, saber un poco mas de la historia, analiticas anteriores, etc. La historia estaba hecho un desorden total, analiticas, comentarios, interconsultas, todo caos. La paciente no remontaba tensión ni con salino ni hemoce y pensaba que estaba en shock cardiogénico de causa no clara. La Hgb estaba en 15 o sea no estaba anemizándose. Le hize un radiografia de tórax con cardiomegalia y derrame pleural esacaso y radiografia de cadera la cual fue normal. Su ECG estaba a 160 lpm y no podia ver ondas P así que repetí el ECG, siendo parecido al anterior.

Mi ansiedad por supuesto, iba en aumento, al ser la abuela de una enfermera muy querida por la planta. Me decidí, haciendo la oración más fervorosa que se me ocurrió, manejarla como una taquiarritmia (FA) con compromiso hemodinámico y le indiqué un bolo de Amiodarona el cual fué efectivo a los 30 segundos, reduciendo la FC a 80 lpm y tornándose el ECG en el más maravilloso ritmo sinusal que mis ojos han podido ver. Está de más decir que remontó tensiones y la paciente se quedó dormida muy a gusto después de pasar 2 angustiosas horas de hipotensión y disnea. Y claro, el especialista, brillaba por su ausencia...

Moraleja 1: hacer mejores historias, no importa la especialidad que sea

Moraleja 2: un acto de presencia no vendria nada mal

A 5 years old boy with Atrial Septal Defect attended for pre-operative medical examination. He had a irregular pulse. Attached is the ECG of this child.

Click on ECG to enlarge the picture

1. What is the diagnosis?

A) Sinus arrhythmia

B) Wandering Atrial Pacemaker

C) Atrial Fibrilation

D) Complete Heart Block

E) Second Degree Heart Block

2. What is the significance of this finding?

A) no clinical significance

B) This child is at risk of sudden death from cardiac arrhythmias

C) This child is in cardiac failure

D) This child needs a permanent cardiac pacemaker implantation

E) This child needs anticoagulation

Written by CH LEE on 31/5/2008

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After a while, I asked, what is the experience of a CT like?  I didn't enjoy it, she replied.  Of course, I do get claustrophobic and the restraints make me feel uncomfortable.  Restraints?  Well they need to use restraints because you must be perfectly still for the dye injection.  And what does the injection feel like?  That is the thing that creeps me out the most, she continued.  Some people say it feels hot, like a river of lava flowing through your body.  Is it painful?  Oh no, not at all.  I was not convinced.

I lay on the bed awaiting the ECG.  Oh, we'll have to shave some of your chest to make better contacts for the electrodes.  Great, I thought, faint and prickly, what next?  Sweaty skin prevented the tape sticking (one sweats just before they faint - its a reaction from the sympathetic nervous system trying to cool down the body), so she had to use industrial strength tape for a better reading.  Oh boy, now that hurt when it came off as with some more tufts of hair.  She said goodbye and gave me a cup.  We went into that.

A QSP – Consultoria de Marketing celebrou um acordo exclusivo com a empresa liderada pelo neurocientista David Lewis, a Mind Lab Internacional, que lhe permitirá disponibilizar às empresas portuguesas algumas das mais importantes e inovadoras ferramentas de estudos de mercado e de comportamento dos consumidores através do neuromarketing.
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David Lewis, apontado como pai do neuromarketing, é famoso pelos estudos de comportamento do consumidor e pelas pesquisas sobre o cérebro utilizando técnicas de Electroencefalografias Quantificadas. Este procedimento não-evasivo envolve a detecção e análise da actividade no cérebro a fim de melhor compreender a forma como as pessoas pensam, sentem e reagem quando realizam as suas actividades quotidianas.

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Professor Samuel had his first experience of breathlessness during his son’s wedding five years ago and had difficulty climbing a short flight of stairs. Thereafter, he experienced similar attacks and was prescribed medication to cope with the discomfort.

During his church’s Easter retreat this year, Professor Samuel again experienced breathlessness. He was unconscious for two hours and was eventually sent to a local hospital for treatment.

Professor Samuel was then referred to a specialist in the capital city and prescribed drugs which he later learnt was similar to previous medications he had taken. They controlled and suppressed symptoms, but would not cure his condition.

On further probing by Dr. Polycarp Erivwo, Professor Samuel’s son, the specialist revealed that Professor Samuel would require an operation.

Within ten days of being discharged from hospital, Professor Samuel had another attack.

Dr. Polycarp saw the urgency in the situation and made queries on treatment options with friends in Europe and South Africa.

Upon suggestion by his brother in Malaysia that their father sought treatment in Singapore, Dr. Polycarp contacted the National Heart Centre. The Global Patient Services Team at the National Heart Centre tended to his queries and allayed any doubts that he had.

Professor Samuel was no stranger to Singapore as he had visited the city on a few occasions on gospel missions. Coupled with positive feedback from friends, Dr. Polycarp decided to send his father to Singapore for treatment.

Dr. Polycarp elaborated, “The healthcare facilities in Singapore are excellent and cost of surgery is affordable. The high number of surgeries that the National Heart Centre in Singapore had performed was our deciding factor. It is also the only hospital in Singapore approved for heart transplants.”

The National Heart Centre's Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery crossed the 15,000 mark in its number of cardiac surgeries in 2002. It is the only approved centre in Singapore for heart and lung transplants.

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Robé médical innove dans les ECG portables .

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Un nouvel éléctrocardiogramme miniaturisé et autonome ?

C'est l'innovation que propose Robé médical pour son nouvel ECG CARDIOsoft .

Robé médical entend mettre en place ce nouvel ECG dans les dispensaires, centres médicaux éloignés, unités de soins de base.

Principal avantage de ECG CARDIOsoft :

L'autonomie complet du diagnostic, en particulier lorsque aucune source de connexion externe n'est possible.

C'est atout fondamental pour le diagnostic de base en cardiologie, pourrait permettre l'équipement de plusieurs dizaines de milliers de dispensaire, en Afrique, Asie et Moyen Orient.

Disposant de 12 dérivations, d'un système de filtre, d'anti-drift, et d'un imprimante intégré, ce nouvel ECG peut être utilisé par le médecin généraliste en cabinet comme en visite.

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Robé médical s'engage au respect des exigences clients les plus strictes :

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Robé médical innove dans les ECG portables .

www.robe.fr

Un nouvel éléctrocardiogramme miniaturisé et autonome ?

C'est l'innovation que propose Robé médical pour son nouvel ECG CARDIOsoft .

Robé médical entend mettre en place ce nouvel ECG dans les dispensaires, centres médicaux éloignés, unités de soins de base.

Principal avantage de ECG CARDIOsoft :

L'autonomie complet du diagnostic, en particulier lorsque aucune source de connexion externe n'est possible.

C'est atout fondamental pour le diagnostic de base en cardiologie, pourrait permettre l'équipement de plusieurs dizaines de milliers de dispensaire, en Afrique, Asie et Moyen Orient.

Disposant de 12 dérivations, d'un système de filtre, d'anti-drift, et d'un imprimante intégré, ce nouvel ECG peut être utilisé par le médecin généraliste en cabinet comme en visite.

Ce nouveau matériel médical est proposé par www.robe.fr à un prix particulièrement bas, afin de le rendre accessible à un maximum d'intervenants :

* Unités de soins

* ONG

* Dispensaires

* Associations

À propos de Robé medical :

Fondée en 1887, Robé médical s’est donné pour mission de fournir l’essentiel du consommable et du matériel médical dans les meilleures conditions de qualité et de coût pour l'utilisateur.

Robé médical s'engage au respect des exigences clients les plus strictes :

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* Par des contrôles qualités renforcés à chaque étape de la mise sur le marché des produits.

Cette exigence se traduit par l'obtention des certifications ISO 9001 et ISO 13485 spécifique au matériel médical, garanties du respect des normes et d'une amélioration constante de la qualité.

Ces certifications ISO font l'objet de vérifications à intervalles régulier de la part d'un organisme agréé.

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Robé médical innove dans les ECG portables .

www.robe.fr

Un nouvel éléctrocardiogramme miniaturisé et autonome ?

C'est l'innovation que propose Robé médical pour son nouvel ECG CARDIOsoft .

Robé médical entend mettre en place ce nouvel ECG dans les dispensaires, centres médicaux éloignés, unités de soins de base.

Principal avantage de ECG CARDIOsoft :

L'autonomie complet du diagnostic, en particulier lorsque aucune source de connexion externe n'est possible.

C'est atout fondamental pour le diagnostic de base en cardiologie, pourrait permettre l'équipement de plusieurs dizaines de milliers de dispensaire, en Afrique, Asie et Moyen Orient.

Disposant de 12 dérivations, d'un système de filtre, d'anti-drift, et d'un imprimante intégré, ce nouvel ECG peut être utilisé par le médecin généraliste en cabinet comme en visite.

Ce nouveau matériel médical est proposé par www.robe.fr à un prix particulièrement bas, afin de le rendre accessible à un maximum d'intervenants :

* Unités de soins

* ONG

* Dispensaires

* Associations

À propos de Robé medical :

Fondée en 1887, Robé médical s’est donné pour mission de fournir l’essentiel du consommable et du matériel médical dans les meilleures conditions de qualité et de coût pour l'utilisateur.

Robé médical s'engage au respect des exigences clients les plus strictes :

* Par la sélection de produits bénéficiant d'un haut niveau de qualité.

* Par des contrôles qualités renforcés à chaque étape de la mise sur le marché des produits.

Cette exigence se traduit par l'obtention des certifications ISO 9001 et ISO 13485 spécifique au matériel médical, garanties du respect des normes et d'une amélioration constante de la qualité.

Ces certifications ISO font l'objet de vérifications à intervalles régulier de la part d'un organisme agréé.

Pour plus d'informations :

Innovation in medical device and diagnostic

32 rue de la joncherie

88202

Remiremont cedex

France

Téléphone : 03 29 62 00 25

Fax : 03 29 62 00 00

Email : a.chonion@gmail.com

Communiqué de presse pour : Robé medical