Luffy-Kun-Fiction

Hello~! It has been a while, hasn't it? I wanted to update everyone on how I have been and what's new in my life.  Since the surgery in October, I have been improving quickly and I could not be happier. I have stopped slurring entirely and haven't collapsed once. I still have to get IVIG treatments every six weeks to keep the disease under control, but it is nowhere as bad as it was just a few months ago. In another year or so, we will know if the surgery forced it into remission. I am hopeful. I still have bad days, since the Myasthenia Gravis and Hypothyroid were just two additions to a laundry list of chronic illness I have been suffering

Hello Everyone! First of all, I want to thank everyone for their well-wishes and encouragement before my surgery. I really appreciate all of your excessive patience and understanding over the last year and half while I have been waffling between unbearable fatigue and learning to control a new and painful illness. Now again, for those of you that don't know in early February I presented with stroke symptoms. Facial numbness and slurring that turned out to be a rare illness called Myasthenia Gravis. MG is an autoimmune disorder that only affects fifteen in one hundred thousand people. It is characterized by muscle weakness in certain muscle

To All My Friends and Watchers I am going back into the hospital to receive a surgery that may help my Myasthenia Gravis. It is a major surgery that involves removing my thymus. There are two ways of completing the surgery, one involves going in from the sides, the other involves cracking open the sternum. I won't know which I received until I wake up because it all depends on how the surgeons do while I am under anathetics. The surgery is schedules for October 7th After I wake up I will be unable to use my arms properly for at least a week and the recovery and therapy will take between one and three months, depending on the type of surge