I promise tomorrow to release my post about Patient-Centered Care! You’ll love it. It’ll be worth the wait.
In the meantime, my latest blog is about “Fluid Control“…. yes, again! It’s a problem and always will be for me!
DevonTexas © 2012
I promise tomorrow to release my post about Patient-Centered Care! You’ll love it. It’ll be worth the wait.
In the meantime, my latest blog is about “Fluid Control“…. yes, again! It’s a problem and always will be for me!
DevonTexas © 2012
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I used to have the same problem with fluid control when I was in center. Since Ive been on home hemo for 1 year now, I usually take off a max of 1.5 to 2.0. after a day off. (i do home hemo 5 days a week – never off 2 days in a row). Home hemo is the best and I really don’t monitor fluid intake like I had to in Center. Sometimes if I get really stupid, I may have to take of 3.0.
Thank You! not sure about blogging, i am only on fb but i see info about logging in, i read your post on depression, hit home…big time, would like to follow you and your blogging…Thanks 🙂
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