Still on that boat…

Strawberry blonde in a dizzy world!

Day 11

October30

Still feeling pretty awful. My specialist has advised having a massage once a fortnight to aid my lymphatic system getting rid of the toxins caused by the antibiotics hitting the bugs. I don’t like it as I’ve never been one for massage and it generally makes me feel grotty the next day. It’s not exactly white fluffy dressing gowns and Prosecco unfortunately. I had to bite the bullet today, anyway, I feel so rubbish I probably wont even notice it.

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My mother had to drive me as it is not easy to park at the surgery and I’m rather limited in how far I can walk before catastrophe. I thought things couldn’t get worse with her first CD choice:

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I was so wrong!

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You have to laugh, some days I cant even get far enough to my car to drive it but I don’t qualify for a disabled badge. I don’t really want one, it’s a pride thing, I don’t see myself as disabled, (rather stupidly) still looking at this as slight blip in my health. The ironic thing being if I could actually use a wheelchair I’d be much better off as at least I’d be able to go somewhere once I’d got there. Unfortunately, the motion of the wheelchair leaves me in a total mess after. So as it stands my mobility issues of blacking out after a few metres are not considered disabling and parents’ with children are even ahead of me in the pecking order for parking spaces. I can appreciate the difficulty of having pushchairs but I’d argue they are still rather more mobile than me!

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So today has once more been spent on the sofa. Roll on tomorrow 🙂

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“Day 11”

  1. Avatar October 30th, 2015 at 10:42 pm Woody Says:

    What wonderful taste in music – a true connoisseur – the ‘Cowboy Song’ is highly recommended…


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Hi, My name is Susan and in 2010 I suddenly got very sick with vertigo and extreme fatigue. My life as I knew it changed forever. I had to leave my job as a junior Doctor to move back home with my family as I was unable to look after myself, let alone other people. It took a very long time, about 2644 doctors visits and ALL the tests to be told ‘congratulations, all your results are normal there is nothing wrong with you’, which was the most devastating news of all as there clearly WAS something horribly wrong, we just could not identify it.

 

Eventually, I was diagnosed with Chronic Lyme Disease which was great news as I finally had a reason to feel so ill. That was until I realised that there is no real recognised treatment and I was once again left to trying to navigate debilitating symptoms alone. More doctors, more tests, protocol after debilitating protocol and plenty of ‘ah ha’ moments later I finally started to heal. It was quite the journey and I have learnt a lot about what treatments are out there, and perhaps more importantly, the body’s amazing capacity to heal. I am now in a position where I want to help others to reclaim their health.

 

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