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Tag Archives: gout
Updates on the fly
It’s been way too long since I posted an update, so I thought it’d be best to lump it all into one post and hopefully over the next month I can get things back to a more normal flow. Cancer … Continue reading
Hear me
Today (Monday) was not a great day. I spent basically the entire afternoon and all but a sliver of the evening locked at a 13 on the Nicki Minaj rage scale, largely in response to something that happened a week … Continue reading
On the fourth day ‘fore Christmas, my body gave to me…
I’ve been better. The Christmas break was kind of a bust in a lot of ways, because just before Christmas I had a major gout flare out of nowhere. I’d estimate this at about 60-70% of full strength, which is … Continue reading
A brief gout update
I have new things to say, but before I get there I felt I should post something about my condition. The mini-flare I’ve been dealing with for three or four weeks finally seems to be resolving. As of my last … Continue reading
Something worked?
Wow. WordPress is suddenly forcing this new editor on me and I hate it. A lot. Bad UI is one of my pet peeves and when I use the phrase “pet peeve” it really means “rage trigger”. Where are all … Continue reading
Nothing works
I’ve been a bit discouraged recently, because my gout flared back up. Not all the way, but I’d say at its worst (yesterday) it was up to about 30-35% of the pain level I had last summer. That doesn’t sound … Continue reading
Lost summer redux
My apologies for setting down the blog baton for a while. Since the whole pandemic thing started, things got simultaneously a bit crazy but also a bit boring around here. I’ve had various things to post about but felt like … Continue reading
When I become a supervillain... 