The Little Moon Residence

The first thing that I think of when I’m ill is “honey, I’m sick”. This is a really strong statement and one that I think will make a huge difference in how you feel about your illness.

One of my favorite things about flu season is the long list of things that I like to do when I’m ill. I’ve had a few close calls as a result of my illness, and I really enjoy the time I spend waiting to be able to go back to my normal, active life after a “flu” experience.

Illness is such a taboo subject for most people. I think this is because it’s difficult to admit that you’ve been ill, to admit that you have a serious medical condition, or to admit that you’re going to die (even when you don’t actually). Illness is something that you have to face in a certain way, and there is a lot of stigma attached to it.

Well, my health isnt exactly a secret to most people, but it is to me. I had a tonsillectomy after which I was a lot sicker than I thought I’d be, and then my surgeon put me on antibiotics. I was on a lot of liquids, but when I was feeling bad I would get really sick. I know this because I was sicker than I thought I would be.

The main reason I had tonsillectomies is because my tonsils were pulled and were not healing properly. That’s when I became so sick I had to go through an emergency surgery to get them out. This is when I started getting really sick and having frequent infections. The constant inflammation and pain from this caused me to have more pain than I realized.

I also had this terrible ear thing where I couldn’t hear well in my left ear. This was an issue with my ear drum and it was so bad it felt like it was going to bust through my skull. I was having problems with tinnitus, but I had to take hearing aids in order to hear well again. These problems caused me to have very high blood pressure and high cholesterol. That made me get sicker and sicker.

I was also suffering from anemia, which made me feel tired, weak, and listless. I had a very bad case of “fluid retention” in my legs which also caused me to get sick more often and more often. I had to go to the doctor a few times to get shots of antibiotics.

By the time I was feeling better, I had already spent a lot of money and time on these medical problems. I was diagnosed with anemia, heart disease, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure. I was also diagnosed with cancer, a blood infection, and a brain tumor. I’m still suffering from all of these ailments, so I’m not sure how to tell you how bad they are. I can only hope that I never have to deal with them again.

My medical history in general is a little messy at the moment, but I had a whole list of ailments. This was because I was diagnosed with all sorts of different medical issues, including: High blood pressure, cancer, blood infection, brain tumor, high cholesterol, anemia, anemia, infection, anemia, etc.

The good news is that most of these ailments are treatable, and that the good news is that most of these ailments are treatable. The bad news is that most of them are incurable. The good news is that most of them are treatable and the bad news is that most of them are incurable.