dropbox link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/swrnnosu3my0f ... t.ods?dl=0jrkrideau wrote: a reptile infiltrator
I
knew the disguise was slipping...
Here's the file minus some of the data. I'm working to build something my son can use if I'm incapacitated (we're working on
a lot of things right now - getting backup help is one of them.)
The green columns at the right hold lists of the medication he takes and when.
The Pie Charts - though being a work in progress, are still developing so they're not consistent. To be honest, I can read the tutorials, figure out how to build/use charts - but it's data management wizards I need help from. Organizing this into something my son can use (me first, though) is crucial to his ongoing recovery. But it has to be intuitive, consistent across the pages and comprehensive. 3 things I'm still sucking at. I wish I could set up alarms (rates/levels too high/low), room for detailed notes (tracking symptoms across hours/days/weeks, changes to meds/dosing times and things I can't even think of right now.
The hospitals and clinics are even actually overwhelmed. His illness overlaps into 6 or 7 distinct clinical areas - but here at home, we don't have the luxury of referring out. I get help online from a couple of his clinics but I have to have the information compiled or we have to travel 150 miles just to walk in the clinic door.
Sorry for the wall of text - knowing I have my eye on the ball has become hard to be sure of with so many things to watch at once - especially when they become fluid during a metabolic or neurologic crises like elevated sodium causes neurologic symptoms I need to watch for, etc. And don't get me started on the massive changes in diet necessary - most food has immense amounts of sodium and sugar and we have to read every single nutrient list on every single food and somehow make the information readily available so we don't have to look it all up every time.
"Nuther wall of text - sorry guys and gals, really tired at the moment. Hope the upload helps and thank all of you following the thread and especially those who've posted. Finally, John Ha, my sincere apologies. My disrespect says nothing about your desire to help and I'm sorry. Also, thank you for the links - I will use them all.
Best to all,
Mike