2 days ago by Fenstar de Luxe

Yesterday I had my planned visit to the hospital, to have my stent fitted into my liver via ERCP. The placement of the stent is to hopefully stop the bile leak that the drain was meant to cease (but didn't). The stent goes from my liver to my pancreas (I think) and then drains out via my duodenum. I ...

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21 days ago by Fenstar de Luxe

I've sort of been putting off updating my blog, because I'm scared if I speak too soon things will turn to shit as they did earlier this week. So picking up from where I left off, Wednesday rolled around and I'd spent a night of pain and fevers and I just knew this wasn't turning out quite as I had ...

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33 days ago by Fenstar de Luxe

So despite them telling me I was in for a day procedure, I still ended up being admitted overnight. I was lucky it wasn't the whole week, I think my smiling face and ability to agree to anything allowed me home. Back track. I came in to St V's bright and early Monday morning for my liver drainage. T ...

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52 days ago by Administrator

Staff at St Vincents Petrea was invited by the Pastoral Care Department of St Vincents Hospital to speak at Grand Rounds in October 2011. Her subject was Spiritual Pain and Suffering and how to be helpful to patients who might be facing end of life issues. The auditorium was packed with the highest ...

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58 days ago by Fenstar de Luxe

I started this post in the afternoon on Friday, after I came back from my visit with the Liver Specialist. Or specialists as it turned out. I came back feeling miserable and not because of the treatment of the specialists, they were fantastic. I felt rubbish because it seems I have put on even more ...

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159 days ago by Nisaba Merrieweather

I was having a conversation with a friend of mine earlier today, and we touched on the subject of generosity. She felt she was generous because she gave to the Red Shield Appeal and gave all her second-hand stuff to St Vincents to be sold cheaply - helping someone who needed cheap goods and raising ...

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164 days ago by denis

Reigning champions St Mikes had to pull out all the stops in the final of this year’s Toronto senior football championship, as rivals St Vincents – who had gotten the better of them in the ’07 and ’09 deciders – nearly inflicted a trio of defeats last Sunday at Centennial Park. When it looked like ‘ ...

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171 days ago by denis

Folk in eastern Canada have had to contend with all kinds of weather and events over the past week as an earthquake gave a wee shake to Toronto yesterday – no loss of life resulted – while a storm last Sunday did its best to upset semi final football fixtures at Centennial Park. The two senior footb ...

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196 days ago by Angels4Epilepsy

Thanks to Stacey Burns in Indiana who started her own epilepsy support group and her friend, Sarah Brown, Angels4Epilepsy, Inc., has completed the goal of delivering to Indiana. I am especially excited because one of the hospitals is the Peyton Manning Children's Hospital (cheer!)! I'm a huge Peyton ...

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213 days ago by denis

Over the past few years, increasing numbers of Irish immigrants to Toronto has bolstered the Gaelic sports scene in the city and region, and coupled with solid youth programs already in place on the ground, it is no wonder that Toronto GAA is flying at present. There are six clubs in the Toronto are ...

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