Well yesterday we had a party at work and I was given a HUGE tupperware of rice krispy treats, brownies and cranberry cookies. Probably about 25 in the package. I woke up this morning in a panic - I had passed out early last night and forgot to hide the tupperware. No surprise. The bedroom door was open and Haven was not next to me. I took off running down the hall to the kitchen - she ate all of it!!! Uuuuggg......so I stomped back in to the room and just buried my face and started kicking the bed. When Kris woke up all I said was "don't get mad at her". Of course, what can we do..it's too late now.
Now I have been concerned with myself. I have been sick for a few weeks as I said below. I've gotten so weak that I've fallen down the stairs twice and constantly see dots and feel like passing out. So I have been worried about a specific thing. I have been tested - and I don't like needles of any kind...even baby ones. But I do not have diabetes. All of my symptoms of the past month pointed to diabetes but that is not the case. Whew...as Kris said - there is only enough time in a day to have one person sick not two. But I still need to figure out what is wrong with me. So back to the doctor next week. I have rec'd emails about the endometriosis and breast issues. No I have not gone back to the doctor. I have 3 more weeks to decide what I'm doing - have a baby (doctor's wish), menopause, or wait until 35 under watch of the doctor. Definitely option 1 is out for now - we do not have time right now but my dad thinks we need another. 2 is out because I'm not into the feeling weak right now with everything else going on. Waiting until 35 to have surgery - means 2 more years of pain. Breast - I took the antibiotics (because I didn't want to have anything else done at the time). Well those didn't work. So it's back to the doctor for more testing. Getting old sure is a lot of fun! :)
Learning sustainability for our family and taking care of kids. Becoming a chicken mom in 2020! Our oldest- Haven, 17, was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma Cancer and ROHHAD Syndrome at age 3. We continue to battle these today.
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Sending some Love from your friend Briggs, Tawnya Brian and Beckham in St. George.
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to tell you we are thinking of you and praying for you. We got your adorable card in the mail thank you. THis morning at breakfast (and every-time we pray) Briggs remembers to bless Haven with strength.
I wanted you to know we think of you often and are sending our love.
Love THe Kirklands
Mist; I heard about the cookies and brownies;it is too bad you cannot keep her in your room; try locks on frig. and cabnets. Will she eat anything else be sweets?
ReplyDeleteYour systems are definitely not endometroisis; I have been there remember. You could be lacking in vitimins of some kind. Having a second baby would be STUPID! what is wrong with you Dad? Haven needs so much attention. I know many people that have had babies after 35 with no problems. When I had this problem I was put on birth control pills for a whole year to get rid of the stuff; the only prob. I had was to get preg. within one year or all would be back. Have yourself checked out.
Love;
c.