So as many of you know, I have been battling a chronic illness that involves chemo once a week in pill form, and by infusion once every 6 weeks. I have been doing this regiment for 10 months. At the beginning, the pills really didn't bother me, but the past few weeks, it is taking me 2 days to feel normal again. The doctors say I will have to continue this at least for another year, and I just don't think I have it in me.
To top it all of, I was on steroids for 8 months (80 mg a day and have been off for 6 weeks. As a result of the steroids, I have developed a very sore/achy/weak hip and knee. I just spoke with my doctor, and the words "hip replacement" were used. I feel like I am 87 years old, and I am only 37! None of my dcfs know how sick I have been feeling. It is close to pick-up, and I am in no mood for the mindless chit chat and just want everyone to get out of here!
I have two of my own little munchkins, and I feel like a horrible mother lately, b/c I have no energy and keep puking. What am I teaching them? They need to learn to be positive, strong and optimistic. I am NOT providing that example for them lately.
Sorry to rant. Just really feeling like I am at a breaking point. This is really not like me - I never give up and rarely admit weakness when it comes to my health. Just typing this and actually admitting it is making me cry. I never ask for help, and hate to get weepy. I am just cracking a little today.
To top it all of, I was on steroids for 8 months (80 mg a day and have been off for 6 weeks. As a result of the steroids, I have developed a very sore/achy/weak hip and knee. I just spoke with my doctor, and the words "hip replacement" were used. I feel like I am 87 years old, and I am only 37! None of my dcfs know how sick I have been feeling. It is close to pick-up, and I am in no mood for the mindless chit chat and just want everyone to get out of here!
I have two of my own little munchkins, and I feel like a horrible mother lately, b/c I have no energy and keep puking. What am I teaching them? They need to learn to be positive, strong and optimistic. I am NOT providing that example for them lately.
Sorry to rant. Just really feeling like I am at a breaking point. This is really not like me - I never give up and rarely admit weakness when it comes to my health. Just typing this and actually admitting it is making me cry. I never ask for help, and hate to get weepy. I am just cracking a little today.

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