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10/25/2024

I’m Thankful to My classmates class of 90 and my coworkers for caring and checking on me that
Means a lot to Me! Love ❤️ Alone! Ayo

10/25/2024

So last night I was in Emory hospital for chronic pain due to MS the doctor came to tell me ur having a relapse and u only get a few I said what u r trying to say I’m close to dying? I know I got a stage 4 MS she asked me if I got insurance I told her check my chart! And further more give me my medicine so I can get out your face! I need Morphine 6 mg and u r aggravating me so I am also gonna need Ativan 4 milligrams! U can leave now and don’t come back just send the nurse to give to me my medicine please! The nurse comes in with a syringe with a needle as long as Japan I told her when that pain hit me I transform! I usually get my medicine through IV but u continue so I can get the f**k out of here please! I told her I am a nurse for 33 years before I got my disability and y’all playing but just as I’m sueing Grady I can sue Emory as well I have MS for 10 yrs unknowingly to Grady And the bull s**t I refuse to deal with I’ve been a nurse for 33years and I know the game u all play please give me my discharge papers so I can go home y’all bout to give me an anxiety attack! She gave it to me in my right arm painful as hell! I went home immediately! That was the end of that visit! I told her to remember my face so the next time I come you know how to treat me and thank you! It’s been a rough journey for me but I’m gonna leave here fighting! It’s Gods will when my time comes to leave this earth and I am not afraid to die! I done seen my grandkids 4 of them my heart is clean and I’m ready!

My Lil Sis Leonor Liburd-Barnard and Ayodesta Dedreamah
08/10/2024

My Lil Sis Leonor Liburd-Barnard and Ayodesta Dedreamah

My Angel!
09/15/2019

My Angel!

Living my best life!
09/03/2019

Living my best life!

08/22/2019

You got it in you!

05/09/2019

It has been 5 years since u lost ur fight!..I miss my Sis!.. Stephanie u were one of my greatest friends!
Rest in power!

My Life Line!
04/23/2019

My Life Line!

Loving my journey!
04/23/2019

Loving my journey!

Hey everyone! Give Thanx for visiting my page!..Stay Blessed and Stay Encouraged!...keep that Faith!..One Love!
03/26/2019

Hey everyone! Give Thanx for visiting my page!..Stay Blessed and Stay Encouraged!...keep that Faith!..One Love!

03/25/2019

Alzheimer's: Alzheimer is a progressive disease that destroys memory and other important mental functions. There are more than 3 million U.S. cases per year. Treatment can help but this condition cannot be cured. This disease requires a medical diagnosis, lab tests or imaging is not required. This condition can last for years or be life long. Alzheimer occurs when Brain cell connections and the cells themselves degenerate and die, eventually destroying memory and other mental functions. Ages affected are 40-60 plus. Memory loss and confusion are the main symptoms. People may experience cognitive mental decline, difficulty thinking and understanding, confusion in the evening hours, delusions, disorientation, forgetfulness, making things up, mental confusion, difficulty concentrating, inability to do simple math, or inability to recognize common things. Behavioral signs include aggression, difficulty with self care, irritability, repetition of own words. Personality changes, restlessness, lack of restraint or wandering and getting lost. Their moods include anger, apathy, general discontent, loneliness, or mood swings. Psychological: depression, hallucinations or paranoia. Also common: inability to combine muscle movements, jumbled speech, or loss of appetite. Treatment consist of cognitive enhancing medications. No cure exist, but medications and management strategies may temporarily improve symptoms, self care and physical exercise. Specialists include occupational therapist, geriatrician, neurologist, psychiatrist, and a primary care provider. While there is no cure for Alzheimer's disease or a way to stop or slow its progressing, there are drug and non drug options that may help treat symptoms. Understanding available options can help individuals living with this disease and their caregivers to cope with symptoms and improve quality of life. (Mayo clinic)

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