Maybe he only had a 3-year-old car to drive when he was in college, and he had to have roommates in his nice condo off campus!
He went to the same college I did, and that is, sadly, what's considered underprivileged at Miami. (Well, not the roommates thing; everyone I knew, even the very affluent, had roommates in their fancy condos.) (If there was a term for people like me -- the ones with scholarships and loans and jobs and an old Ford Tempo -- it was probably "white trash". Ah, Miami. Such a mistake on my part. Not an irreparably scarring one, but a mistake nonetheless.)
Does a wedge sandal work, or is that too clunky with ankle pants?
I have zero fashion knowledge, but it seems like a wedge sandal would work.
He went to the same college I did, and that is, sadly, what's considered underprivileged at Miami.
Not to worry, though, he had SS benefits to help out.
But if you do that, you're a bum.
Asshole.
I would say wedge, but maybe one showing more foot than the pictured one? So as to not stumpify.
(sorry ahead of time for the asscaps)
OMG!OMG!OMG!!!!!!!
OK. Head about to explode (from good)! Just got off the phone with clinical trial folks. It's been weeks of phone tag. The info on the website that I found wasn't complete. THERE IS A DRUG! The study is a double blind one. They need 50 folks for the study. They currently have 13. Yes, that is how rare this damn disease is. They are hoping to start in the fall, if they get the 50 folks. Will involve flying to Washington DC and testing at NIH. OMG!!! I need to get a genetic test (I've only got the muscle biopsy from when I was an infant). So. Now we need 36 more people with the RYR1 gene mutation.
OK. Gotta try and work with this info buzzing in my head. My hands are shaking! Crazy!!
That's amazing news omnis!
Omnis, that is wonderful news! I hope the clinical trial is a great success.
I had my last iron infusion today. Maybe now I can stop having bruised arms for a little while.
Awesomeness!
My hands are shaking! Crazy!!
They will be happy to have you, you're such a high achiever that you're presenting side effects even before you started taking the drugs.
