The image above is very like what I saw today.
I finally have some meds for my peripheral neuropathy and so far, I’ve had 3 good night’s sleep in a row. Each night I’ve woken once – two nights because I was coughing, the third night no reason - and have fallen straight to sleep again to wake around 5.30am. This is a vast improvement on waking 3 or 4 times a night and sometimes having to read before pain or my active mind will shut up again and let me sleep. I need to increase the dose after 2 weeks, taking a dose in the daytime, and hopefully this will alleviate pain in my legs during the day. I’m already feeling a tad brighter in myself; it’s amazing what a good night’s sleep will do for you. Hopefully I’ll continue to sleep well and won’t need to take the meds for too long as I hate taking pills or meds of any kind. Still no results from my blood tests which is beyond as I might need iron replacements if I’m anaemic. Talk about slow…
Here it’s been dry, however it’s also been cloudy and windy. It’s taking all day to dry the laundry outside but at least it’s free. We’ve had frosty starts for 4 days now and it’s bitterly cold in the open. It’s set to warm up here over the next few days and we should have temperatures in double figures. That will be nice.
My son is now off for Easter holidays, so we don’t need to go out at all in rush hour traffic. Bliss! Some drivers here, as anywhere, are so impatient in rush hour traffic and they make me feel quite anxious especially when they’re tailgating me because I stick to the speed limit. Aren’t I a pain? LMAO. Depending on parking in the street, I might pop out one day to a centre a few miles away that has a huge garden centre and other smaller shops. It’s a bit touristy however it’s a great place to spend an hour or 2 just browsing. I get a little stir crazy sometimes, so a trip out will be nice. Just hope it’ll warm up as forecast.
Enjoy what’s left of the weekend and have a great week.
I've been very fortunate as far as meds go, but I do understand your frustration over the slowness of getting the results of your blood tests. I would say that they can't be too bad, because they would certainly have contacted you if there was a major problem. As far as them taking ages to find out what's wrong with you - I'm in agreement with you there - so far they've said I have COPD, but another doctor thinks I might have sleep apnea instead, another one thinks I may have Addison's disease because I don't have enough steroids in my system!!! I think they just throw in any problem and then dismiss them through blood or urine tests!!!!
It wouldn't be so bad here however the garden is very small and there's very little I can do out there. The previous garden was at least 4 times the size of this one, had some flower beds that I could work on, and I had a front garden to work on as well. It kept me busy, which is good. Still, hopefully only 15 months to go and maybe another house move once my son finishes uni.
I smypathise with anybody who is a poor sleeper I am very lucky there I nod off and wake up just like turning a light on and off.Our weather is matching yours withh the promise of warmer days ahead,so maybe I can resume my walking adventures
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