Yesterday was truck day. I had to buy, load, unload, and stock quite a bit of merchandise. Thank God I didn't have a headache.
When I got home I was so exhausted I didn't even do my God Time. I just went, pretty much, straight to bed.
Today I had to see Doc. That's pretty much an all day excursion.
Doc and I were more into talking about the invisible bugs. It was
pretty funny actually. He had a medical student. She's like "Oh, you
get a little tingling on your skin?"
"No. It feels like giant roaches crawling on my skin."
"What?"
"Yeah, crawling, all over my feet, and I look and nothing's there."
Well, he's a crazy doc! What did she expect?
Doc said to go up on my antipsychotic (which has very few side effects except I got a much bigger chest. ).
If it's too much, he said, "Cut it in half". I am taking 1/40th the highest dose so I'm not worried about an increase.
After the visit, I got my prescriptions. A very long receipt like ribbon of crazy drugs. "I never feel truly crazy" I told the office lady "Until I see this." She laughed.
Ron and I went outside and waited on my aunt, who was coming to pick us up. Ron had the walker, which worked pretty well.
I know, from a wife standpoint, I should be happy he is using it but it's more work for me. I am happy he can sort of walk.
I told Ron my hot flashes are getting better. Apparently my Wild Yam and Soy Isoflavone supplementation program is helping. I just hope it helps with the menstrual migraines, which at present are horrific (we'll see in a week or two).
My aunt came and we cruised around a bit, looking for lunch. We ended up going to McDonald's. Ron whined a little. Apparently if we go see Doc, we have to have a sit down meal at a "proper" restaurant.
"I'm happy with McDonald's" I thought. Most guys would love that. Oh, well. The restaurant was exceptionally clean, and I would absolutely go back.
My aunt is doing well. Good things happening in her life.
I enjoyed lunch, we went back, and we had a good ride home with an awesome driver. He was muslim until he immigrated, and got saved. He does a lot of witnessing. Please pray for him if you feel led.
I was pretty exhausted when I got home and I hadn't even taken my medication. I took a brief nap with Torbie (she has the most endearing little meow as she jumps in the bed), got up, did my God Time, organized a little, and made some soy-nut-butter and honey sandwiches.
I hate it when I'm hungry and I don't have any energy to fix something. I can just eat a sandwich with some whey protein.
Of course, I need to get some more soy nut butter, which is surprisingly good and NOT a migraine trigger like peanut butter.
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