The Medical Dorm

First off, we know we have been radio silent for an extended period of time.  We apologize, but in our  defense we were trying to survive college.  Add in a handful of medical problems, clinicals,  (attempting to have a) social life, and it gets busy.  We are proud to report that our hard work during our  absence paid off. We are now both college graduates, we have a year until we get our master’s degrees,  and we are both at the moment doing as well as we can do medically.  All in all, we are pretty happy with  where we are in our lives at the moment and decided that in our newly discovered free time we could  start up the blog.      A brief update on Nemo: It’s been a busy year.  I have been through 12 surgeries in the past year  (mostly occurring between August-December of 2018) in order to place a feeding tube for gastroparesis.   Long story short, I now have a J-tube and receive medications and the majority of my food via J-tube.  If you are wondering why so many s

UPDATE:     We have been absent for awhile, but we do have a good reason.   WE GRADUATED! Now we are one step closer to our masters,  specifically one year until we have our masters.   Saying that we put blood, sweat and tears into getting our  bachelors is an understatement.  We survived, and we are letting nothing  stop us.  We’ve been through a lot in this past year  (countless surgeries, feeding tubes, hospital admissions,  new diagnoses  and more). Stay tuned, because it’s now  summer and we have a lot to catch up on! Thanks, Nemo, Tremors and Secret Agent Puppy