I am feeling better than I have in a while. Managed to really get into a sci fi series and forget about all the other crap, work and other stuff going on for a bit. Managed to get a run completed. Had a whole afternoon and evening without anxiety, stress and lightheaded/dizziness feelings and my nervous system rebelling at everything. No crash from the run, and feel more like myself today than I have in some time. Am grateful for this after a really brutal few weeks before that. I hope I am through the worst of whatever the last 3 months have been (3 months since last diazepam dose).
Oh no, sorry to hear that your ride person is ill. If you have to, could you hire a taxi? I don't know if it's too far away for that solution @Angie . Is there a charity ride service that might help out, though it's short notice at this point
That happens to me too. I found something that helps a bit: first thing in the morning turn on lots of lights in your place during wake-up and while having breakfast. I added one of those lamps with light similar to day time light. It has a timer and I keep it angled away from me because it's really bright.
Oh no, sorry to hear that your ride person is ill. If you have to, could you hire a taxi? I don't know if it's too far away for that solution @Angie . Is there a charity ride service that might help out, though it's short notice at this point
My ride says she is well enough to take me now. The hospital wants someone there with you, which is, I think, not fair. Not everyone has someone to do these things with them.
Im tired and cannot sleep, the pain won't let me.
I'm tired of dealing with the pain for years, multiple Drs tossing their hands up and still being undiagnosed.
I'm tired of living for now because it's always full of pain.
I'm tired of my chest hurting and getting hungry. That's what causes my chest pain to get worse.
I'm tired of Drs saying I'm just looking for drugs; or they can't give me pain meds because they don't know what's wrong. I'm not getting better, what does it matter?
Did I say I'm tired?
That happens to me too. I found something that helps a bit: first thing in the morning turn on lots of lights in your place during wake-up and while having breakfast. I added one of those lamps with light similar to day time light. It has a timer and I keep it angled away from me because it's really bright.
My ride says she is well enough to take me now. The hospital wants someone there with you, which is, I think, not fair. Not everyone has someone to do these things with them.
I believe this requirement is for both safety of patient and hospital. Sedation may temporally effect patient's ability to perform tasks, like driving. So another person to help is required.
Home test goes well and the results are benign.
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