Monday, March 25, 2024

I am going end this "play by play" health story. At first it seemed like an interesting story but has become mundane, too much to read and moving slowly. I will keep this space here for factual updates but keep it short. It all officially started last February with my trips to hospital but was likely brewing behind the scenes for years. Tests and appointments are ongoing and nothing really resolved. After a year into this, status is below.

- Heart - A-Fib and Tachycardia - awaiting Ablation surgery
- Lungs - lower lobes collapsed on both sides
- Liver - fatty and inflamed
- Gall Bladder - stones and enlarged Bile Duct
- Lymph Nodes - Abdominal Periportal nodes enlarged
- Stomach - Hiatus Hernia, ulcers, inflammation, lesions, Hyperplasia - all bleeding
- Intestine - Diverticulosis
- Kidneys - Stage 3 failure
- Vascular - calcium deposits in arteries
- Urinary Tract bleeding
- groin hernias both sides
- osteoporosis in Lumbar Vertebrae
- Lumbar disc degeneration
- osteoporosis in pelvis
- bone spurs on hip balls
- Anemia due to bleeding
- Myopathy and Rhabdomyolysis (may be caused by meds)

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