Guest guest Posted April 18, 2008 Report Share Posted April 18, 2008 Pretty much my skin turned almost overnight into old lady crepe paper skin. The skin is the largest organ and O2 deprevation doesn't pick and choose, just destroys. I used to have lovely hands if I say so myself. Have a good rest, catch ya next time. -- In Breathe-Support , " Sher Bauman " wrote: > > Hey ....it was me asking about mad cow....now I understand. lol > Oh I do relate about short-term memory....I made an appt. with my pcp (now that the testing is finished) and her assistant asked me where I had the Echo done.....I couldn't remember! Now that's embarrassing! I do things like that all the time. > Had to ask Bruce for the website for the pillow I bought, couldn't remember and I want to buy another one it's so great. > ......Hey Bruce.....you forgot to mail me the site.......... > I do silly things all the time to trigger my thinking. > Steve has problems with it too. So we're in good company....each other. > Never heard of skin being damaged due to lack of O2....how was it damaged and how did you know it was O2 deprivation? I keep learning new things here! > Well, I'm glad the mad cow is not reality. lol > To bed for me.....I started over an hour ago!!! > > Mama-Sher, age 69.IPF 3/06, NSIP 4/08 OR. > Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there! > > Re: To Bruce > > > No I don't really have mad cow. What I do have is an extremely > frustating amount of short term memory loss since my DX. The mad cow > is a reference to Denny Crane of Boston Legal, one of my personal > favorites. Denny has early alzheimer's and they just call it the mad > cow. > I have to make myself notes, send myself emails, write things on my > hand just to remember simple things like get milk. It is just so > frustrating because I can remember obscure things that make me an > excellent partner for Trivial Pursuit. Know Rambo's first name? I > do. > But sometimes I can't remember doing something as simple as which > pills I have taken. I took 2000 mg of metformin one night because I > forgot I had taken it already and my sugar crashed multiple times so > I ended up eating ice cream during the night. Not that that is a bad > thing really but crashing sugar is bad. I keep my pills separated > out in a pill box now. My skin was damaged from the O2 deprivation > in November and December of 06 so it only stands to reason the brain > could have been as well. So I make light of it with the mad cow. > > > > > > > > > > Bruce....results from Echo state: > > > borderline concentric left ventricular hypertrophy with grade 1 > > diastolic dysfunction. > > > Ye gads, do you know what this means? > > > There are words like " trace aortic regurgitation....trace > mitral > > regurgitation...physiologic insufficiency " plus an enlarged > heart. > > Other than this... " normal study " . hmmmm. > > > I guess nothing about PH but I don't know what part of the > study that > > may be under. > > > If you will steer me to a website I can look this up but have > no idea > > where to begin. You always seem to know " how " to find > information....... > > > Thanks. > > > Mama-Sher, age 69.IPF 3/06, NSIP 4/08 OR. > > > Don't fret about tomorrow, God is already there! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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