I have even talked to a couple of friends about it. Saying there is only three options, her Nephrologist (kidney specialist), will do,
- We will continue doing the currently 24hr blood pressure tests 4 times a year.
- Results are so great that we don't need to do anymore testing.
- We need to do more evasive testing.
In the mean time, I maintained my 100 pounds, this week through all the celebration, and current stress, which I am delighted with.
Monday my children had a snow day and so we made squares, which I ate entirely too many of but that was yesterday and today is today.
I am wound up tighter than ever, and I really need to get it out, because I can't be this way for my daughter. I have to put on the brave face and make this as fun as possibly can be for her. I have done a wonderful job of faking it so far. We have made shopping lists for clothes that she needs, brought nail stuff that we can do, new card game and a new book to read together. It really is times like this where, I kind of wish eating still helped, or just something, I guess I had better get off the computer and go swing a kettlebell for a while. And do some more praying. Thanks for letting me vent!
You'll make it, hang on!! Isn't that the story of life? Hang on!!!! I'm hoping for good news, so at the moment, no news is good news!! You enjoy Sara, the treadmill and focus on the good stuff, to help get through the rough stuff(might not be any). Way to go on the Maintaining thing!! Something to be proud of girlie!!!! We're all talking to the "Big Guy" for and with you!!! Good Luck!!
ReplyDeleteBlogs can also be good for support, venting, and knowing you are human. It is not an easy time for you and your family. Sometimes it is okay to cry.
ReplyDeleteYou and your family are in my prayers!
Why don't you ever phone me, sister? I'm not your mom but I can fake it for you. I love you and we're thinking/praying for you. Keep on keeping on.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry, BJ. Loving you and praying for Sara tonight. xoxox
ReplyDeleteHow did things turn out? You have been in my thoughts and prayers. It is amazing that food isn't comfort for you anymore. I still struggle with that. I have eaten foods that I haven't touched in 18 months since my surgery. I need to get back to eating just the good stuff. I hope you have good news.
ReplyDeleteLet me clarify, food doesn't give me that numbing feeling that I use to get from it. I would be feeling up tight ready to burst and just eating a chocolate (or several) would actually numb that feeling or make it go away of course it would always come back. From what I read it is the same thing that happens to all addicts whether it be alcohol or drugs.
ReplyDeleteI just can't eat the chocolate anymore in bliss, when I go to eat it at that moment for that reason, I get sick to think that I am blowing everything I have worked for, and it is just not worth it plus the numbing doesn't last that long anymore. So I usually end up doing other things which are better choices for me. But sometimes food is just so convenient, or it is just what I am used to using.