App, sorta. The data is kept in Airtable for my doctors and other labs etc.
This is a power point template to make it easy to see it all.

Good luck, it will be a great review to see how much of a survivor you are!

Yeah, I'll never understand that one. I was young and my leg started going numb, I just trusted what they told me needed to be done.

Not sure how the calculate "flight miles" I just know that I get to board early the last few years because of my "million mile flyer status".

That said, I'm really fortunate to have been everywhere I have ever dreamed of going.

Although, I must admit, I really don't like to travel any more, it's really hard on my body (time zone changes).

Thank you. A lot of people were not happy with it, but it really was for me, to see my life. Most of my providers have enjoyed it!

1000% Better for the last decade

Pm and I’ll send you the ppt

I posted the template (powerpoint) in another thread. If you DM I'll send it to you.

It’s how my brain works. 🤷

Message if you want to chat!

I was jumped coming out of a gay bar and e fed up in the hospital. Homophobia is ugly.

It’s therapeutic!!

I actually did AA years before I quit drinking. Drinking went away when I stopped smoking. I use to drink to smoke. They were connected. Now I just have no desire.

My therapist in 2012 was my inspiration to do this.

AMAZING feedback.

The back up "data" as you would have it is tied to records in AirTable.

This was just a summary to get people on track with where I was.

I had no idea it would be so interesting, now I feel like I should just release the database that creates it.

It seems like another human and life time ago, but honestly I don't know. People are pretty resilient.

You could have done that in 2018 if you bought my book! But yeah, at least you're here now.

My book actually has more details.

I've seen most of the world. Seriously, I can't think of any place I haven't been that I would want to go. Life was super hard, but I always managed to travel.
The last 15 years nearly a million flight miles.

This sounds like what I do when I'm doing a keynote. I think to share the tool with a wider audience, I don't have that bandwidth. It's not a product or something I am selling, but something that I felt some people could use with their health care teams!

LOL! Right! I mean, I was in pretty much a hell until I turned 40. But the last 10 years have been easier and each day gets even nicer. I think realizing that I wasn't a bunch of trauma but an actual survivor helped. Just seeing what we go through in a chart really helps, me at least, feel better about tough days.

Life is really hard. If I can help let me know. My phone number is literally on my website. My spouse is 31 so I really know how hard it can be when you're below 35 lately. Seriously, you're not alone.

Yes! last week. It was removed because it was on the wrong day (See rule 9)

So far all the feedback from doctors and nurses has been really positive so it's good to hear your feedback.

I'm a public person the info is in my book from years ago, so I don't mind sharing real information!

I always forget that one. Homeless twice (once when my family was evicted) once when my partner died and coudnl't keep paying for stuff alone.

It seems like another life time. Owning a home seems like the big step, but to be honest, feeling safe, anywhere was a bigger one!