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Category Archives: disability
Ya’ll gotta see this…
Here are two photos. One, taken in 2013 when I was in a wheelchair being pushed around the US Capitol, obese, ready to get off the exit on the Highway of Life. The other is 2016, lost 100lbs, able to … Continue reading
Posted in dialysis, disability, ESRD, exercise, kidney, thankful, Transplant, weight loss, weight reduction
Tagged kidney disease, Rebirth, transplant, weight loss
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Dialysis, ESRD and EEOC
Update 10/19/14: Recently the EEOC had to sue an employer for discriminating against a patient with ESRD. It was successful. READ about it HERE Back a couple years ago, I had to sue my employer through the EEOC (Equal Employment … Continue reading
Posted in ADA, ADEA, CKD, disability, discrimination, EEOC, ESRD
Tagged ADA, ADEA, Americans with Disabilities Act, dialysis, disability, employment, ESRD, kidney
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Dialysis and Your Rights
I came across this information about kidney patient Bill of Rights from the National Kidney Foundation and figured I would pass it along. You can read about it by CLICKING HERE Devon © 2013 DevonTexas
Discharge Planning from a Patient Perspective
This is an article I wrote for a discussion group on “Discharge Planning” but I’m sure many7 of you dialysis patients can relate to it. I never really thought about “Discharge Planning” until I came across this website on the … Continue reading
Dialysis and Frailty
I came across this study that has some real relevance to us as dialysis patients so I wanted to pass it along. To summarize: it’s about a short test that can be useful in determining the risk of dialysis … Continue reading
Posted in dialysis, disability, exercise, kidney, patient care
Tagged dialysis, disability, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, medical, patient, patient care, social work, treatment
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Dialysis and Summer Camp
Originally published in May but I want to make sure everyone with kids in dialysis has a chance to see this… if not this year, then next year your child can have a summer camp experience. It breaks my heart … Continue reading
Posted in CKD, dialysis, disability, ESRD, parenting, thoughts
Tagged CKD, dialysis, disability, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, parenting
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Dialysis and Opening Day
Update 11/27/12: I spoke with the Facility Manager yesterday. I have revised the posting to reflect our conversation. Exactly a week ago, last Monday 11/19/12, Davita opened a new clinic and that was the first day. Opening Day Disaster? Absolutely. … Continue reading
Posted in customer service, dialysis, dialysis equipment, disability, patient care, Patient-Centered Care
Tagged dialysis, ESRD, hemodialysis, kidney, patient, patient care, patient-centered care, Texas, treatment
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