Daily Whine and Shine - October 18, 2007
A place for you to list your symptoms for the day, to vent, to complain...and to give praise reports when things are better.
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Marilyn M.
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February 14, 2007 Daily Whine and Shine - October 18, 2007
October 18, 2007 01:34 AM EDT
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Daily Whine and Shine - October 18, 2007
A place for you to list your symptoms for the day, to vent, to complain...and to give praise reports when things are better.
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chronic fatigue,
whine,
chronic pain,
pain,
praise,
fibro fog,
daily,
fibro,
fatigue,
invisible illness,
complain,
fibromyalgia,
depression
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Let's see... my sinuses are getting stuffy again, my back and my whole body really is just killing me, I've got a weird twitch going on in my leg, I'm feeling extremely grumpy because I've been having a whole lot of bad interactions socially, and my kids have been complete brats ever since puberty hit about three years ago - and it seems to get worse day by day. Arrrrgh.
... I feel better now sharing that.
having quite a time trying to learn the click-able link !
I have the code right I know it just turns it all into the words but no click no link
Today's just begun...I'm tired, but not too tired. Got a little homework that I /have/ to get done today, but it's not that bad. I'm really dreading our bio fieldtrip tomorrow. I don't want to pay $15 to go to a conference on genes where we don't even get /fed/. -_-; It's gonna be extremely boring.
its festival season here and lots happenning in city ...
Wonder what an employer would do when I told him/her I was shutting down for a few hours? Just because my body said so.
You know...when I remember (help me with this one, okay?), I need to write up a new resume. One that shows both my attributes and my illnesses and symptoms. Or better still, I need to write up the perfect job description for the job I need. You know...starts when I am able, allows me to nap at will, etc.
Okay, I'm really shutting down now. I'll be back later, folks.
And having my brother call me and tell me how I ought to do this for Dad and that for Dad, when I'm doing everything I can with all my might.
But now that I've read other people's problems, I realize that my life is just a walk in the park.
Perhaps there should be classes somewhere (are there books?) to help us cope with taking care of our parents. I do know that if you are the constant care giver for anyone who is disabled, you need some relief. If that doesn't come from family, then you need to contact United Way or Social Services in your area so that you can get a break now and then. It's important for you. And it's important for the person for whom you care. (I read somewhere that elder abuse happens in families because the caregiver feels trapped.) Most places have adult day care and many are not very expensive. Where we were in Michigan, they would have picked up my Dad (and Mom too if she wanted to go) and taken him/them to the senior center each day, if I wanted. Mom would have none of that, though. The bus would have been $2 if we could afford it, free if not. The sr. center only charged $3 for the day and that included lunch. They had people on hand who could handlel everything that one might encounter in seniors.