After taking a tour of a new dialysis center that's closer to home, I've decided to make the switch.  I'm hoping the quality of care will improve enough that maybe I can stop having migraines every time I dialyze.

State disability is supposed to be there to help you financially while you're on disability leave.  But the process in California might not be worth the stress you have to go through...

Still trying to get a handle on why I get migraines - perhaps this Dialysis Disequilibrium Syndrome could be the cause?

There's nothing like the satisfaction that comes from telling people what's going on and how I'm coping with it every day.

One of the harder decisions I've had to make since starting dialysis - whether or not I should try to go back to work.

Good news that my wife's approved as my living donor, but what does it mean for her afterwards?

Written in the beginning of July, this piece goes into my potential loss of health insurance due to not working the rest of this year.

Although dialysis is essentially keeping me alive, it still comes with a fair share of side effects.

It was a difficult decision to choose not to go back to work, but with a disability claim already filed, it's better to try and rest and recuperate at home until I can get a transplant.