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Life with a chronic illness isn't all about spoons and complaining.
About Me
- Bridget
- I've been living with a rare neoplastic disease called Systemic Mastocytosis for a few years now. I want to use this space to detail my experiences with this illness, as well as to hopefully show other people suffering chronic illness that life does not have to be all about the "spoon theory" and limitations.
Links of Interest & More
- The Mastocytosis Society
- Mast Cell Disorders Forum
- Dr. Castells - My main Masto Dr.
- Patient Info
- My Mastocytosis Facebook Page
- National Organization of Rare Disorders - Mastocytosis
- Dr. T.C. Theoharides
- Kevin's Masto Blog
- Another Masto Blog - Great Links
- A Chronic Dose - A Chronic Ilness Blog
- Chronic Babe
- Low Histamine Diet - I Follow This
- Google Results on Mastocytosis
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4 comments:
not getting it, and i dont want my 1 1/2 year old to get it either. I never had anytype of flu shot but I hardly ever get the flu anyway. Wait... I might of had the flu a few times per season. I just probably never notice because of this stupid masto problem.
I'm going to do a little research about it and probably get it.
I've gotten the flu shot the last few years because I've had jobs that exposed me to many hundreds of people in close proximity on a daily basis.
With my new job that number is in the thousands-per-day, and thus it's an even better idea.
peter - you damn well better get the flu shot if you plan on hanging out with me :p
(i'm kidding)
Im not sure what to do. In the way past, the flu shot gave me tingeling and dizzy spells, so I deemed myself allergic, and then I discovered this Masto and put the two together. However, this H1N1 scare kinda has me concerned. Does my immune system need both the shots, or could it be more of a disaster for me? Im hoping this question will be rmpant at the annual conference, and maybe we can get more answers.
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