Mary Kate Smith

I had a mammogram about a year ago. My chest ached for almost a month.  Never again. I do see my doctors for regular check ups. That is enough for me.

<p style=”text-align: left;”>I use a hospital bed. I can raise and lower it at the top and also at my knees. Electric so no need to do it yourself. I also have a slow ALS. Can’t speak or eat, have a feeding tube but other than that I good.</p>

I use a hospital bed. I can raise and lower it at the top and also at my knees. Electric so no need to do it yourself. I also have a slow ALS. Can’t speak or eat, have a feeding tube but other than that I good.

I like to dress nicely also. Since I don’t go out alot this is a place where I can get dress up. Not like a night on the town but nice.

I also b had this issue. My doctor prescribed Glycopyrrolate and it helped. I also have ac suction machine that vIb used alot. For some reason I’m getting dryer and no longer need the Glycopyrrolate and only suck out twice a day now. I hope yours gets better.

I would definiitely seek out out.

My biggest adjustment has been to not being to talk or eat. I use my phone gorgeous speaking and have a feeding tube. I do miss drinking a big glass of water. Other than those 2 issues I am thankful that I can still do everything else. Completely take care of myself.

I saw Jan’s post on excess saliva.  I had the same thing.  My doctor prescribed Glycopyrrolate for  excess saliva and it works.  Hope anyone having this issue will check it out.

Hi Kathy, I’m on my 3rd year with Bulbar and I’ve had a feeding tube for about a year now.  So glad I did as I was unable to eat and not getting enough calories or nutrition. I also have have lost my voice and use an app on my phone for communications.  It’s hard to not eat when everything smells so good but I find it helps when I cook for o…[Read more]