Ano nga ba ang APAS?
Para sa isang ina, napakasakit na ikaw ay mawalan ng anak. Hindi importante kung siya ay nasa iyong sinapupunan pa lamang or nawala sha nung nailuwal mo na. Maraming babae ngayon ang nakakaranas ng infertility o recurrent miscarriage (sunod sunod na pagkalaglag ng pagbubuntis). Kung isa ka sa mga nakadanas ne7to, posible na meron kang […]
Adios, 2018!
We now close this year and all I can say is… WOOOOOW! Days flew by like crazy and the 365th day is soon to be over. 2018 is a rollercoaster ride but it has definitely been a big improvement from 2017 when we were plagued with challenges that almost broke my spirit. Another great blessing greeted […]
Category 5: What Your Primary NK Assay Will Tell You
Being diagnosed with RID can be very overwhelming. There are dozens of tests you need to go through to pinpoint your condition and create an appropriate treatment plan for it. After several years of successfully battling APAS (and two rainbow babies after), I am trying to educate myself more about the condition to help more […]
The Last Kiss: A Tribute to Allyssa by his APAS Daddy
For this to be my first guest post is heartbreaking but I am deeply honored to tell this story to the world. I have started working on my book project and I got this e-mail from someone who was sharing their story. At first, I thought that it was another one of my APAS/RID sisters […]
APAS Diaries: Baby Miesha – When God Sends a Sign
Many times in my life, I have asked God for signs. Usually, when I need to decide on something big, I ask God’s guidance and intervention so that He can lead me to the right path. Some would argue that this is not good practice as we should not “test” God, but because He has […]
To have loved and lost…
I woke up in the middle of the night the other day, sandwiched between my two kulits whose soft snores blended with their dad’s own orchestra. Sleep has evaded me and while browsing Facebook, I chanced upon this artist’s painting, Alena Kalchanka– and my heart just broke into a million pieces… It was bittersweet to […]