Saturday, December 26, 2009

Thursday, December 17, 2009

El Shaddai

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

With Great Mercy

With Great Mercy: "Pain affects our relationships, our work, our finances, and our sense of well-being. Illness can be an isolating experience. Even when people surround us, we often feel alone because others do not seem to understand our situation. Sometimes God seems to be far away, almost as though He has forgotten us. On a individual’s path to find healing, it is not uncommon for fear and depression to emerge. Sometimes it seems that all hope is gone, but hope exists. Our goal is that you will find hope, comfort, and validation by communicating with others who have shared similar experiences. Let’s face hope together. God has not forgotten you."

Misdiagnosed

I went to see my neurologist Dr. Escutin at Loma Linda Univ Medical Center today and he told me I DO NOT have CIDP. I was misdiagnosed in 2007 by Dr. Boutros in Murrieta, Ca.

I received IVIg infusions for over two years for nothing. All a complete waste of time and a very large amount of my money and insurance money.

My diagnosis is Diabetic polyneuropathy, Painful Neuropathy, Disturbance of the skin sensation, Diabetes.

I will be writing more about this in future post.

David

Hanukkah

"Best wishes to the Jewish community as they celebrate Hanukkah. Known as the Festival of Lights, Hanukkah commemorates the eight-day miracle that took place when the Temple in Jerusalem was rededicated. Though there was only enough consecrated oil for one day, the flame miraculously burned for eight – just long enough to prepare more. This beautiful story is rich with life lessons for members of all faiths. With hope and dedication nothing is impossible, and the Almighty never abandons those who seek the light."


In Gods True unconditional love,
David

Monday, December 14, 2009

Loma Linda neurology

Well I go to Loma Linda Univ Medical Center tomorrow to see my neurologist (Dr. Escutin) to go over the results of my most recent series of test. I am excited and scared at the same time because he hinted a couple of months ago that my CIDP diagnosis might be incorrect and that would be a big blow. It would be like starting over with maybe a new treatment regimen. I pray and trust God for the outcome. God has not brought me thus far to give up on me now.

Jeremiah 29:11
Ecl. 3:1
Gal. 2:20

In Gods love,
David

You make me smile