Poly Update; Joined The IE 7 Revolution
Well, it turns out an antiobiotic didn't make much long-term difference with my polymyositis. That's probably why the rheum doc didn't recommend it to start. Oh well. It was worth a shot.
However, I have discovered that spacing the prednisone (40mg daily) out over the course of the day (as opposed to consuming all 40mg at once every morning), is making quite a difference. I experimented with the spread dosage (with the doc's approval, although he didn't think it'd matter) and found the difference is night and day!
For the first time in six or eight weeks I feel as if I'm getting better rather than getting worse. In fact, for the first time since dealing with this anamolous immune system disorder I feel like I'm on the road to recovery. Let's hope that continues.
Meanwhile, I've upgraded all four of my office systems to Internet Explorer 7. I held out for quite a while. Most all incompatibilities are now eliminated, and I found myself missing the ability to easily create new tabs by clicking CTRL+T, so I made the leap. So far so good.
However, I have discovered that spacing the prednisone (40mg daily) out over the course of the day (as opposed to consuming all 40mg at once every morning), is making quite a difference. I experimented with the spread dosage (with the doc's approval, although he didn't think it'd matter) and found the difference is night and day!
For the first time in six or eight weeks I feel as if I'm getting better rather than getting worse. In fact, for the first time since dealing with this anamolous immune system disorder I feel like I'm on the road to recovery. Let's hope that continues.
Meanwhile, I've upgraded all four of my office systems to Internet Explorer 7. I held out for quite a while. Most all incompatibilities are now eliminated, and I found myself missing the ability to easily create new tabs by clicking CTRL+T, so I made the leap. So far so good.
posted by Erik Eckel at 3:44 PM
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