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Relapse-free!
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Relapse-free!

Jan 4, 2016 by

My favorite neuro nurse, Patrice, preparing my Mabthera infusion at Danderydssjukhus, Stockholm. Since my last post in November, 2013, I’ve had 4 Mabthera infusions to date, spaced out every six months. And guess what? I haven’t had a relapse since! In between the infusions, I changed boyfriends and apartments, and while the breakup was a long and painful process (we were together for almost...

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Skanör Weekend
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Skanör Weekend

Aug 31, 2013 by

This lovely place, located at the southern tip of Sweden, where from the beach you can see the Malmö bridge to Copenhagen, induces sleep. We were here earlier for midsummer with our good friends, after just arriving in Sweden for two days. We had barely unpacked our massive suitcases, we were off again after being in the Philippines for 2 months. Now, as our...

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Day 3 & 4 Copenhagen: Vikings and Free Hugs
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Above pic: My name, Althea, in runic form. At the National Museum Day 3 started out well. We had about 4 hours left from our ticket, and got on the hop-on-hop-off bus this time, heading for the palaces and planned to culminate it at free-town Christiania. The first stop was Amelienborg Castle, the Danish family’s royal residence in the winter. Amalienborg was originally built...

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Day 2 Copenhagen: Boat Tour, Little Mermaid, Kastellet and Nyhavn
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We had a late start on Day 2 in Copenhagen. We had a rough night and had a hard time sleeping because of the really soft bed (where you literally sink), it was somewhat warm and had to open the windows, and got woken up by various street sounds of cars, yelling, drunk people passing by, and of noisy construction early in the morning....

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Day 1 Copenhagen: The Tivoli
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Every summer, I always travel elsewhere for my birthday (I’m a Leo, born July 25th. Rawr.). However, due to my MS, I’ve been avoiding the heat like a vampire, so I decided to stay and fully experience the onset of spring and the Swedish summer. I returned from the Philippines just last June and oh boy, it has been one packed summer. I’m so...

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