Getting Through This Tough Time: Sophomore at Mizzou

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Sophomore at Mizzou

Steff has moved on to become a Sophomore at Mizzou. This year she is living in the ADPi House and so far, is loving it. Ha. We'll see, come Christmas break. LOL She made it pretty good after she started her supplements. EVEN went to Spring Break and survived w/o incident, I might add. Incident being any medical problems... LOL.. and I will follow up with, to my knowledge. She seemed spunky and fine when she got back. Oh.. to be that age again. LOL
Summer was mellow.. she worked part time, both jobs and saved her money. Yeah, she always saves her money. = ) Spends mine, saves hers. So actually not much to say, except she seems to be holding strong. She does get congested and has sinus infections on a regular basis.. other than that, I believe she's doing good. She's a sleeper.. but always has been. LOL
So.. enjoy your fall/winter.. hopefully it will be a mild one. Just checking in......
Our Life Is Good. = )

1 comment:

MaliaSeptember 11, 2011 at 10:11 AM
Certain dairy seems to make my sinuses swell. If I stay away from offending foods and they come into my life again (by will or by accident) I can sometimes feel my face or ear get congested and stuffy, almost instantly. Dairy being main culprit. Cheese is ok. I've been doing well since my set-back last fall. I even moved once with my husband to Korea for the summer, and now we're heading to Japan where I will be teaching English. Preservative free foods and gluten free foods haven't caught on very much here, I think mainly because housewives work so insanely hard making most things the house needs economically from scratch. Happy to hear all is well and quiet!
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If you are on this blog searching for side effects that we believe were caused by the Gardasil vaccines, the blogging through that tough time was started on Feb 2, 2009. You can click on Feb on the right side and scroll down to the bottom to where the life changing events started and follow them through to now, where our 17 year old daughter is doing much better. Feel free to ask questions, leave comments or just browse. I am very OPEN to suggestions as well. : )My email address is R0br1ch24@aol.com I'm just a mom dealing with things the best that I can. : ) Today, Life is Good, Not the same as life was, but it's good.

Update 12-2009. we are now doctoring through Dr. Mark Flannery in Simi Valley CA. Since working with him, Steff has gone 23 days episode free. This is the longest she's gone. We are seeing her personality come back. It's going to be a slow road, but at least I feel we are on a road! I have spoken to a couple of moms that used him and their daughters are doing much better. I have faith this is the right way to go. I hope and pray she eventually has a full recovery. Only time will tell. HOWEVER, I do have to say, we are a LONG way from Feb. 2009, when the side effects first started. AGAIN, life is good.

UPDATE 1/1/2011 Steffanee is doing so much better than last year. Still not without episodes, but more time passes in between. She is Gluten Free and can def tell a difference when she eats Gluten. She does have to take care of herself, probably more than your average College Freshman or she pays the price. Proper Nutrition, Proper Sleep and Watch the toxins you put in your body.. This all makes a HUGE difference in her life. I believe I would say... Life Is Good. Is it the same? Nope. But it's good. = )

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