Hello everyone. I'm alive and unwell.
After having the cryoablation on my cervix a couple weeks ago I caught a cold.
I'm tired and not up for much of anything so the blogging has been slow. Sorry.
Tuesday 18 March 2014
Wednesday 5 March 2014
Medical Update
This might be a bit too much for some, so be warned.
Yesterday I had day surgery, cervical cryoablation. There was no anesthetic though, and with the fibro the pain kept getting worse well past the time the doctor said it should have leveled out. Dealing with the after effects of this procedure is not something I want to go into too much detail about. Lets just say....ewwww....and leave it at that.
It was before the doctor went in that I learned something new. His prognosis; PCOS. That is the abbreviation for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. I feel like I might be some nefarious higher powers' beta test. How much can one woman handle? How many things can I load onto her before she breaks?
The list so far:
Depression (multiple kinds I've been told)
Anxiety
IBS
Fibromyalgia
Knock Knees
Arthritis
Acid Reflux
Extreme Light Sensitive
Chronic Post Nasal Drip
Tinnitus
ADHD
Headaches/Migraines
Costochondritis
Hemroids
and welcome PCOS!
The sad thing is that this is by no means a complete list of the "issues" with my body medically. They are simply the ones that are basically separate medical conditions of their own.
Yesterday I had day surgery, cervical cryoablation. There was no anesthetic though, and with the fibro the pain kept getting worse well past the time the doctor said it should have leveled out. Dealing with the after effects of this procedure is not something I want to go into too much detail about. Lets just say....ewwww....and leave it at that.
It was before the doctor went in that I learned something new. His prognosis; PCOS. That is the abbreviation for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. I feel like I might be some nefarious higher powers' beta test. How much can one woman handle? How many things can I load onto her before she breaks?
The list so far:
Depression (multiple kinds I've been told)
Anxiety
IBS
Fibromyalgia
Knock Knees
Arthritis
Acid Reflux
Extreme Light Sensitive
Chronic Post Nasal Drip
Tinnitus
ADHD
Headaches/Migraines
Costochondritis
Hemroids
and welcome PCOS!
The sad thing is that this is by no means a complete list of the "issues" with my body medically. They are simply the ones that are basically separate medical conditions of their own.
Sunday 2 March 2014
Fantastic Man
I married the most wonderful man. Sometimes he doesn't show it but today he screamed it out with his actions.
I spent the day out with a dear friend whom I have missed spending time with. We went to lunch, did some window shopping and relaxed at her home while petting dogs and cats.
When I got home I was surprised to find most of our laundry done, most of the dishes cleaned and a generally clean and tidy home. That was an amazing feeling. I'm so grateful for his unwavering support. He does so much for us, even have the kiddo a bath.
And the biggest relief for me was the cage for our recently departed pet rat had been dismantled, cleaned and disposed of so that I did not have to see it around anymore.
I'm feeling lucky today!
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