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UNCOMMON BOSTONIAN'S UNCOMMENTARY
What's Uncommon here? It's Website about Asperger's Syndrome! Come right in and check out my mini-memoir! Check out Uncommon Bostonian, the companion site to this one to learn more about Yvonne. Just click on the colorful sign below and you're there.
I have a blog now called Outside In! Click on this picture for a peek at it.
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BUSY MONTHS It has been awhile since I made comments on here. Life has thrown me a few curves of late. Back in October 1994, I had another EEG. This time it was at Children's Hospital in Boston. The previous times were back in 2002 where I had three EEGs. What can I say? I have strange brain waves! The doctor looked at the results and told me that my brianwaves have abnormalities (nothing new to me in that department). He recommended that I go to the Sleep Clinic at Beth Israel which a few doors down the street from them. This all came about because I have always had a history of troubled sleep. Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night for no reason. Sometimes I am very sleepy during the day and can't stay awake no matter what. Thus the reason for the new EEG. Now I had to wait a few months before meeting with a Sleep Clinic doctor to set up an appointment to spend the night at the Beth Israel Sleep Clinic. My appointment is on President's Day (also my mom's birthday), Februrary 21, 2005. I am writing this new Uncommentary on Saturday, February 19, 2005. So I am a bit antsy about what they will find. Maybe it's a sleep disorder or epilepsy. The past few months have been hectic. Last October my aunt who was a diabetic passed away. She had been in the hospital for more than a month. She went in there just before Labor Day and died on Columbus Day. A day after Christopher Reeve passed away. Who would have thought my aunt would outlive Superman. Sad part of this was I wasn't able to attend her funeral because of my limited finances. Last November my dad celebrated his 80th birthday. I was able to attend that event in DC because my parents had to pay my way to get down there. Boy do I hate having money problems! I had a sinus headache the whole weekend I was there, but Daddy was glad to see me. I was also was able to see the family again for Thanksgiving later that month. My cousin Michael had a big Thanksgiving dinner at his house in Maryland. We all had a good time there. Last December I had a very serious car accident. Two cars hit my Mustang during a minor snow storm and sent it right into a wire fence. I had a lot of aches and pains, but at least I was able to get out of the car after hitting that fence. Talk about luck. I suffered a spinal injury, according to my chiropractor. My back, neck and other places on my body were in a lot of pain during Christmastime. My car, the Mustang, was repaired. Thank heavens for auto insurance! Good thing that came out of it was that I was able to spend Christmas in Boston with my cats and my friends, instead of going home to Washington, DC. I love my family, but spending the holidays with them in recent years have been very stressful. At the time of my car accident I had a very bad cold. Recovering from that was easier than recovering from my car accident injury. Unfortunately right after New Years' I got sick again. Very frustrating because I had so many other things to do like tidying up my condo and other stuff (like working on my memoir). I came down with the flu in early February and still feel a little bit weak. Winter in Boston is not fun. The person who got me interested in pursuing a career in broadcasting died in January. His name was Johnny Carson. I never personally met him, but I did send him a birthday card back in 2002 when I got the address of his fan club from his website. Johnny was the host of "The Tonight Show" for 30 years. I started watching him in 1977 during the summertime while on school vacation. One day back in 1978 (if I am recalling this correctly) I had another bad experience at school which involved my fellow students picking on me about something and it resulted in getting me very upset and crying heavily. One of my teachers told me that being shy wasn't so bad because it didn't stop Johnny Carson from achieving his career goals. What she said really cheered me up that day. I was grateful to Johnny and wrote in the birthday card I sent him about that day at school so many years ago. I thanked him. Sadly I never had the chance to meet him, but I will never forget him. Of course, everyone will remember him for many years. I haven't had much time to work on my two websites, but I want to do more with them. Problem that I have is that these websites I have are PC friendly while I have a Macintosh at home. I have to go to the Public Library to do changes to my two websites. I have been thinking of getting a blog of my own to use for my "Uncommentaries," but I am not certain how often I will be making entries in one if I start one. Stay tuned for when I will be making the big plunge into blogging. Right now I have to think about the sleep study I'll be doing on Monday. So I'll be right back after I learn whether or not I have sleep disorder or epilepsy. ©copyright February 2005
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