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a sweet-and-sour blog about life, baking, and
living with polycystic kidney disease
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2011 PKD Fundraising: In My Father's Memory
Click here to read his obituary or make a donation. All proceeds benefit the PKD Foundation, where 80% of the annual budget is spent on direct research and patient services.
Raised so far: $5,136
Raised so far: $5,136
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Coming Back for Seconds: My Favorite Posts
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- Celebrity Encounters: Part One
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- Chia Dog
- February 3, 2007
- Friday Flashback: 1992
- Friday Flashback: Birthday Edition
- Friday Flashback: June 1985
- Game On!
- Ripping Off the Band-Aid
- The Rest of It
- The Sex Post
- What It's Like
- Why It Is Hard to Live with My Husband
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Fundraising Results
2007: $8,978
2008: $10,601
2009: $9,225
2010: $10,343
2011: $5,136
2008: $10,601
2009: $9,225
2010: $10,343
2011: $5,136
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6 comments:
Join the club! They will seem normal soon.
I am going for the bifocal contacts next.
Getting older...
Grrr.
It took me about a week to get used to them. Not too shabby!
Ugh. I feel for you. I had to go back to regular before I finally caved and sort of got used to them. Have you tried the contacts and reading glasses trick? Much better -- less seasickness!
okay - here is a non eyeglass wearing friend asking - WHAT are progressive lenses? I mean, I understand both terms, but not what that means for your vision.
At any rate, I hope you adjust quickly. :-)
John, unfortunately, I've never been able to wear contacts -- I don't seem to form the necessary calluses on the inside of my eyelids.
Sue, progressive lenses have 2 different prescriptions in them -- one for distance and one for reading. Throws your depth perception out the window!
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