Welp.
It's Saturday and my body still had me wide awake at 5 am. In spite of being utterly exhausted and drained yesterday...
I guess I can describe it as a day of good news/bad news with more actual good news but the bad overshadowed it.
Good news- my dad's MRI and MRI tests came back normal. That's fantastic, no sign of stroke or vascular issues in the brain. Whew!! That still leaves him in the dark about what he can do about his hearing and Meniere's. He should go back and speak to the Dr but will he? *shrugs* That's a battle for another day.
The first part of the home inspection went well, There were a few relatively minor things that needed to be fixed and that was it. The septic on the other hand-- failed in several areas. The ball is in the owner's court. They can either fix it and the contract stands or the kids walk away. They can't/won't pay for a new septic. I was really upset and sad for them but they are ok. After talking to them a little more, I feel better but I am not good with all of the uncertainty with all the different things flying about in my head.
Even Gary's Lyme appt was just more "unknowns." LLMD simply doesn't know how to treat him anymore. She has tried just about every possible combo of meds and supplements.
Cheryl, @Cherylndesigns we did ask about the pramipexol. Some of the adverse reactions were ones that Gary is known to be susceptible to and none of us felt it was worth the risks. But thank you so much for the suggestion. ♥
We also asked her about Gilbert's Syndrome which Scott has (a benign liver disorder) that can cause some similar but mild symptoms to Lyme. His bilirubin levels are always fine so it isn't that. She took tons of blood and we just have to wait and see if anything stands out. It's frustrating.
Good news for today -- Caitlyn and I are going to the dress shop to look at Mother of the Bride dresses!! I have the photos of the one I liked at David's Bridals and hopefully, she will have something similar or even better
It'll be fun spending time with Cait at the very least.
Today, I am grateful that my kids have such good outlooks on life. Scott and I had a good talk in the morning and I got some good hugs. He astounds me with his insight. (I didn't tell you guys but he talked to Leah a few months ago-- he wanted to get closure, they spoke for an hour and a half. He told us this a few days ago and all I can think is that he is a better person than I am. I still have anger but he was able to let it go. Sheesh, that's so impressive!)
Anyway-- back to being grateful for their outlooks and strength. Makes it easier for me to let them take the lead in their lives as it should be
It's Saturday and my body still had me wide awake at 5 am. In spite of being utterly exhausted and drained yesterday...
I guess I can describe it as a day of good news/bad news with more actual good news but the bad overshadowed it.
Good news- my dad's MRI and MRI tests came back normal. That's fantastic, no sign of stroke or vascular issues in the brain. Whew!! That still leaves him in the dark about what he can do about his hearing and Meniere's. He should go back and speak to the Dr but will he? *shrugs* That's a battle for another day.
The first part of the home inspection went well, There were a few relatively minor things that needed to be fixed and that was it. The septic on the other hand-- failed in several areas. The ball is in the owner's court. They can either fix it and the contract stands or the kids walk away. They can't/won't pay for a new septic. I was really upset and sad for them but they are ok. After talking to them a little more, I feel better but I am not good with all of the uncertainty with all the different things flying about in my head.
Even Gary's Lyme appt was just more "unknowns." LLMD simply doesn't know how to treat him anymore. She has tried just about every possible combo of meds and supplements.
Cheryl, @Cherylndesigns we did ask about the pramipexol. Some of the adverse reactions were ones that Gary is known to be susceptible to and none of us felt it was worth the risks. But thank you so much for the suggestion. ♥
We also asked her about Gilbert's Syndrome which Scott has (a benign liver disorder) that can cause some similar but mild symptoms to Lyme. His bilirubin levels are always fine so it isn't that. She took tons of blood and we just have to wait and see if anything stands out. It's frustrating.
Good news for today -- Caitlyn and I are going to the dress shop to look at Mother of the Bride dresses!! I have the photos of the one I liked at David's Bridals and hopefully, she will have something similar or even better
It'll be fun spending time with Cait at the very least.
Today, I am grateful that my kids have such good outlooks on life. Scott and I had a good talk in the morning and I got some good hugs. He astounds me with his insight. (I didn't tell you guys but he talked to Leah a few months ago-- he wanted to get closure, they spoke for an hour and a half. He told us this a few days ago and all I can think is that he is a better person than I am. I still have anger but he was able to let it go. Sheesh, that's so impressive!)
Anyway-- back to being grateful for their outlooks and strength. Makes it easier for me to let them take the lead in their lives as it should be