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Progress Report: March 11

March 12th, 2008    Posted by: ArthritisQuest

Tomorrow morning I have my pre-surgery consultation for a small procedure I’m having done on my spine to help mitigate the pain from some severe disc damage I have from a car wreck a few years ago. Supposedly I have gym plans with a friend afterwards, but if not it’ll be back to the studying grind, and I’ll just jog for a bit outside. I don’t plan on doing much more than cardio at the gym anyway.

More after the break.

Today’s progress report is going to be a little different, since I don’t have a weight or blood pressure measurement. It’ll mainly be about diet, and I’ll sort of extend the length of this report until I have all three fields to fill in.

Weight: Not measured.
Blood Pressure: Not measured.
Diet: I had a chicken sandwich for lunch, with some ketchup and mustard, apple slices, and half a coke. For dinner, I had a salad (actually, just lettuce) with no dressing, 1/2 slice of leftover pizza, and then several hours later a burger from Wendy’s. I don’t feel too bad about the burger since it was a standalone burger with no combo fries or a coke to go along wtih it.

Tomorrow morning I’m supposed to be going to sushi for dinner. Let’s see how well I can limit the sodium intake there (we’ll start with low sodium soy sauce, though I’m going to try and cut soy sauce out entirely).

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One Response to “Progress Report: March 11”

  1. John Aresi Says:

    Have you ever suffered from psoriasis? Did you know that psoriasis can lead to a form of arthritis known as psoriatic arthritis? Rarely, a person can have psoriatic arthritis without having obvious psoriasis. Usually, the more severe the skin symptoms are, the greater the likelihood a person will have psoriatic arthritis.

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