Category: health
health
Writing Through Resilience: An Irish Writers Centre Membership
🌍❤️ Last week we marked World AIDS Day.
⏱️ A Day in the Emergency Department
Dialysis, Decisions, and Sticky Blood: A Gentle Pause
When Accessibility Is Just a Sign on the Wall
🩺 Why We’re Rethinking Milk and Tomatoes: A Dialysis-Friendly Diet Journey
📝 Patient Perspective: adjusting to the new afternoon dialysis time
AV fistula considerations: exploring options at Midlands Regional Hospital, Tullamore
Daily dialysis care: recording key measurements for medical monitoring
Blood pressure continues to worry
Hospital clinics at awkward times
New blood pressure medication dosage has desired effect
Yet another diagnosis
Not so great sleep last night
High heart rate alert, high blood pressure today
Sunday in hospital: feeling low but also feeling good
Another week of more challenges on dialysis
Neurology: all clear today
Up and down like a rollercoaster
Hospitalised. Again.
Best sleep in a long time…
Hello how are you?
Monthly bloods repeated
Day 4 of 2023 — hopefully, today is better
A technical writing Christmas miracle!
Finally activated on the list
Monday dialysis: it must have been a good weekend!
Monkeypox – some thoughts
Unable to breathe on dialysis
Hospital social workers in Tullamore: an update
725% of the target, can we get it to 1000%?
Gardening is good for my mental health… and helps some charity as well as I #PlantPink
Referral to neuropsychology
Progress on gay blood donation: does it take account of U=U?
Revised format for recording dialysis and HIV medications and stats
HSE computer hack has helped mental health for me as a dialysis patient
Epilepsy Awareness “degree” awarded
End of an era… new chapter begins tomorrow
Living well with kidney disease: towards patient-centred care
1 in 9 people worldwide have kidney disease
Next stage in work up to transplant
Ireland needs sick pay for all
Welcome from UNAIDS for new tool for HIV prevention for gay men and other men who have sex with men and trangender women
Keeping track of the potassium is vital for renal patients
And so into lockdown I go
GP appointment
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