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Tucson, AZ
Joined September 2006
My mother had ovarian cancer she miraculously survived because it was encapsulated and they caught it early. Then she survived Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of the brain. And it was getting better at 84
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It does not extend it and staying off those drugs has helped me except for getting off of clonazepam which is exactly the moment when all all of this started who knows why maybe it was masking pain I don't know but I didn't have the bleeding.
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I don't want to be in pain if I could take ibuprofen or an anti-inflammatory I bet you it would work better than these stupid opiates that do nothing most make me very sick I can tolerate instant release oxycodone and Demerol which they don't use anymore. All of it shortens life
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I will not die a slow death of morphine overdose I will not suicide myself because that could be hard to do and I could screw it up I want death with dignity and there are only nine states and you have to be a resident terminal which I have twice over and survived 10 years now
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It's either in or behind the left ovary I'm so proud and really thought that one of the reasons I've survived so long as I have every single one of my organs which they wanted to take so many of. I will not let them do anything invasive no more. I don't want sympathy but advice.
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Makeup two diseases that will end in my death if nothing gets me first? I have not going to a nursing home I refuse anymore medical environments at least they come to me they're bringing ultrasound and x-ray to my house just to see what maybe causing the bleeding. I already know.
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I don't know why my body and myself have so much energy and to come across so naturally a friend told another friend they didn't believe there's anything wrong with me I've had this so many times it really hurts why would anybody who loves her work and loves life and friendship
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I called my friend who was a surgeon at that hospital and she came there in 10 minutes and within an hour I was in surgery if I had been treated for gas pains I would have died that so I was when they found the first evidence my blood was completely messed up and it went away.
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Those were in my twenties and exactly 364 days apart. I ruptured ovarian cysts and it haverts massively into my gut the first time it was directed surgery the second time I went to the ER and she told me I had bad gas the nurse didn't look like she agreed and she got me a phone
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I don't want to fundraise again it makes me ashamed I want to be the giver that makes me happy taking makes me feel terrible. I want to give to my community I want to work I want my life. But this is a pain I have never had in all the pain I've had but two requiring surgeries
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I do not need that they will not do it at home under Medicare I would have to go to a nursing home which is exactly what I don't want I don't want to go anywhere medical I don't want to be over-medicalized I don't want the big Pharma crap. I will not die before honey who is 17.
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They want to up the dosage of opiates of Xanax they want to give me other drugs and I don't want them they want to give me a daily nurse I don't want one I don't want that. If I get too bad they won't do anything but up the opiates when the time comes for full-time nursing which
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They gave me a loads of Oxycodone 5 mg I hate opiates I don't take them I took one because I was in pain it didn't do anything I didn't feel it and I didn't feel any pain relief. Very low dose of Xanax after I stopped benzos totally after 39 years did nothing to take pain away.
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I'm having a hard time. I'm doing work as best I can but I started to have a lot of pain and bleeding in places that a woman my age should not be bleeding from about 8 weeks ago they want to move me from palliative to hospice because it provides more services and more drugs.
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SAME question by Paul @boagworld in this audio podcast, 2016. We talk about dealing with unexpected events in career, ALL the laughs, advice, #a11y, BBSs, and past n' present #webdevelopment - Oh what we got right and wrong about the Web to come. Enjoy! boagworld.com/season/14/epis…
Replying to @mholzschlag
That’s the question to answer. If the yesterday’s tools for building websites were shown off today: Would newer developers say, “that’s much easier” or “wow, you had it much harder”
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Much gratitude to all for helping me getting through two chapters and a paper that need off my desk ASAP regarding historical aspects of the web. It was my assistive technology, enabling a career of incredible happiness, friends collaboration which I can barely use anymore.
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A fairly good list of what's required today but no mention of any of the actual design principles which for the record we have never met in any version of any language of any practice since the day the w3c began writing specs.
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From 2009 an interview in Monterrey, Mexico audio podcast with Scott Hanselman in which we talk @WHATWG HTML5 even as having an XML serialization. Any errors are mine. This is when the original HTML working group @w3c chárter ended. #History #HTML #XML hanselman.com/blog/hanselmin…
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Microformats were referred to as the lowercase semantic web which sought to use a quicker way than XML serialization for similar grouping of ideas. Anybody remember XFN, the extensible Friends Network. Implemented in WordPress fast revolve as extended to existing HTML attributes.
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The Semantic Web as envisioned is alive and used in many cases when you are unaware of it meant to be domain specific lexical vocabularies we have them today. The semantics are human to machine readable ideally not about the presentation or function in a browser.
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