Munchausen by proxy – too much time observing Carli

During my 4 weeks of being homebound, I had too much time on my hands to observe Carli’s eating and digestion. Her first episode of “being unwell” was in August. She spent about 12 hours lying on the couch sleeping and not being interested in eating or drinking anything until she suddenly jumped up andContinue reading “Munchausen by proxy – too much time observing Carli”

You never know what you are going to see while cycling

Katherine and I cycled to Overmountain Winery on Thursday about 11 miles from her home in Columbus NC. She said we were going to take the least hilly route to get there. I had ridden with her to the winery 2 years ago and remembered it to be challenging but not bad. It was aContinue reading “You never know what you are going to see while cycling”

You can survive anything: pregnancy as an intern in 1982

I am pretty sure I know which night the diaphragm failed – and by failed I mean I was too exhausted to get up and put it in. My quick determination that I was in “safe” time of month was flawed. My periods were regular so when my period was late and I began toContinue reading “You can survive anything: pregnancy as an intern in 1982”