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Name: Kim Lidikay
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Kim Lidikay
Chatroom Nickname: kimlid
Age: 29
Gender: female
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
Type of Arthritis: Rheumatoid Arthritis
Medications: For RA: vioxx, plaqunil, norflex & talacen antidepressants: zoloft & depakote
Surgeries: right lobe of thyroid removed.
Hobbies: going to the beach, quilting ( when I can) & spending time with my husband & dog.
E-mail address: kimlid@yahoo.com
Other Stuff: I am going back to school after being away for about 8 years. I'm an anthropolgy major at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, FL. My main focus is archaeology. I'm going on 2 digs summer of 2002. I'm a little worried that I might have a flare up during the trip. I know it sounds crazy for someone with RA to major in archaeology, but I can't let my disease stop me, however if it does I have a back up plan in the field of anthropology.
Page last updated on January 9, 2002
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