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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Black and White Sunday: Maternal
Taken just this week, this seems appropriate for Paula’s Mother’s Day theme. To learn more about the Opossum, or “possum,” go to “Mama ‘Possum at Last!”
Posted in Monochrome Visions, Natural History, Photo Challenge
Tagged babies on back, Lost in Translation, Mother's Day, opossum, Paula, possum
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A Mama ‘Possum at Last
From my earliest memories as a child, I had a several nice big books with pictures and stories about common animals. The images were drawn, pen and ink in subdued colors. There were deer, raccoon, a wolverine and a drawing … Continue reading
Posted in I Grew up on a Virginia Farm, Natural History
Tagged babies, babies on mama's back, Grover, marsupial, omnivorous, opossum, possum, prehensile tail
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Angina – From Diagnosis to Treatment Part 3 – Treatment
Part 3 – EECP: “Snake Oil” or Treatment Photography – Peggy Richmond My next—and most recent—visit with Dr. B was following the catherization. I was still unsure about the likely course of treatment. After he mentioned EECP (Enhanced External Counterpulsation), … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged blood flow, cuffs, EECP, EECP machine, Enhanced External Counterpulsation, inflation, pulse
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Angina – From Diagnosis to Treatment Part 2 – Testing
Part 2 – Testing to Confirm Angina and Select Appropriate Treatment Test 1 – The Stress Test – Not Much of an Adventure A week later, I was on a treadmill at the doctor’s offices for my stress test. I … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged angina, c-cam, catherization, heart, imaging, isotope, prep, radiation, stress test, Tech-99, technetium-99m, tests
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Angina – From Diagnosis to Treatment Part 1 – Diagnosis
Part 1 of a 3-Part Series Introduction Earlier this year, I was diagnosed with Angina pectoris, pain in the chest caused by restricted blood flow to the heart during periods of exertion. The following is a three-part essay of my … Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged 3-Part Seriens, angina, chest pain, diagnosis, examination, Health
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