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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Dialysis and Nursing Home
It’s not uncommon that a dialysis patient or a caregiver must make the decision to enter into a nursing home. I came across this article about what to look for when evaluating a Nursing Home. It’s brief, to the … Continue reading
Posted in death, dialysis, Discharge Planning, ESRD, patient care, Social Work
Tagged dialysis, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, patient, treatment
2 Comments
Dialysis and Death (Part 4)
my friend is on dialysis and is dying. how do I talk to him? Above is a “search term” which showed up on my blog account. In other words, that is what someone entered into a search engine like “Google” … Continue reading
Posted in death, dialysis, ESRD, HIPAA, kidney, patient care, Patient-Centered Care, personal, Social Work, thoughts
Tagged death, dialysis, hemodialysis, kidney, patient, patient care, patient-centered care, social work
7 Comments
Dialysis and Depression (continued)
Update: 10/13/13: Wow! It’s a year later. How things have changed! I don’t really have time to be depressed. My suggestion is working very well on myself. I got involved in advocating for dialysis patients and dog rescue. With all … Continue reading
Posted in depression, dialysis, ESRD, patient care, personal
Tagged depression, dialysis, ESRD
11 Comments
Dialysis and Home Hemo
Update 11/7/13: Here’s a post from Dialysis Patient Citizens website about setting up for Home Hemo. Very good ideas! To read it, CLICK HERE If you’re thinking about doing home hemodialysis, this is an excellent source for information. Mike uses … Continue reading
Posted in Access, Catheter, dialysis, dialysis equipment, Home dialysis, kidney
Tagged blogging, dialysis, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, patient
8 Comments
Dialysis and Pancackes
It’s a Sunday morning in the US of A so I thought it might be nice to have some pancakes and I came across this great recipe from Marie. Also, bookmark her page as I’m sure it will be a … Continue reading
Dialysis and Comments
Update 10/13/13: Thank you to all my readers that left comments! That was very kind. I feel rewarded by what you wrote. I really needed that. It inspires me to write more! Hey all. It’s a rainy Saturday and I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in activism, dialysis, ESRD, friendship, personal, thankful, thoughts
Tagged blogging, dialysis, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, patient, patients
16 Comments
Dialysis and Shortness of Breath
Here’s a very good post about kidney disease and shortness of breath… http://www.renaldiseases.org/dialysis/265.html#.UlWBE31OnMI
Posted in CKD, dialysis, ESRD, fluid control, kidney, patient care
Tagged dialysis, ESRD, fluid, hemodialysis, kidney, patient
2 Comments
Dialysis and the Dream Comes True – DialySpa
Updated 12/4/13: The Mayo Clinic announced a new center that sounds like it’s in the same direction as Dialyspa. I’ve contacted them for more information. CLICK HERE to read their announcement. A few months back, I was in Houston, … Continue reading
Posted in activism, customer service, dialysis, Dialysis Center, dialysis chair, dialysis equipment, ESRD, kidney, patient care, Patient-Centered Care, thoughts
Tagged CKD, David Ramirez, dialysis, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, Neill Simon, patient, patient care, patient-centered care, treatment
12 Comments
What Was I Drinking…er…Thinking
Originally posted on Bob Northam:
Bob Here. So this dialysis patient goes into a bar and orders a beer, right? The bartender says, “That’ll be eight dollars. You know,” he continues, “we don’t get many dialysis patients in here.” The…
Posted in dialysis, diet, dietary restictions, dry weight, ESRD, fluid control, New Patient, patient care
Tagged CKD, dialysis, diet, ESRD, fluid, fluids, hemodialysis, kidney
2 Comments
Dialysis and Apologies
I haven’t been on-line much lately and for that I apologize. I like to post every couple days — usually on my “days off”; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday — but I’ve just been darned busy with so many other things. … Continue reading
Posted in dialysis, dialysis chair, ESRD, personal, thankful, thoughts
Tagged dialysis, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, patient
2 Comments