The goal of creating this blog is to provide insight for those who have not experienced AIP (medical practitioners,co-workers, friends and family); and to empower those who have. I am a Nurse Care Manager/Health Educator by profession. I have AIP. It is my hope that this AIP blog can act as an information portal that inspires connection making... ending in large scale wellness outcome improvements.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Daily Post
Neuropathies (central, autonomic and peripheral)- chronic heels, Urinary bladder, GI
GI- altered elimination, slowed GI motility, constipation, upset stomach
GU- altered voiding, neuro-bladder holding urine
Muscular- weak fine motor strength, poor general endurance
Immune- slight viral illness shared with my children (upset stomach, malaise, headache)
Cardiac- no problems
Respiratory- no problems
Psychiatric- poor word recall, decreased ability to complete complex thought process, decreased ability to multi-task, unable to recall common knowledge, easily irritated, easily emotional
Sensory- easily over sensitive to sensory input of environmental surroundings (noise, smell, visuals, things touching me)
Pain/Comfort- mild headache, mild upset stomach, intermittent sharp, shooting right lower leg pain
Sleep/Rest- poor night sleep, asleep at 10pm & up @ 4am, busy day teaching Certified Medicine Aide Program, stressful evening
Self-Propelled Disease Management:
-maintain appropriate carbohydrate intake
-two part-time jobs is too much... decided not to teach this course again... feeling over-exerted between working 5days/week and managing family challenges...scheduled to work for the hospital tomorrow, concerned...
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