One good thing happened on Wednesday. My disability carrier approved the extension of my disability. That was the only good thing, though. The D was basically butt pee on Wednesday. I went to Target, got all my meds, and got groceries. I was exhausted by the time I got home. I prepared my meth shot and took it. Instantly the nasty disgusting taste hit my mouth. Then, within about a half hour, I started to feel really "wrong". I can't really describe it, but I just felt ill. And I was tired. I finally fell asleep, and was woken up by my husband and son coming home. I didn't want to eat, as usual.
Thursday was a different story. It was early release day at my son's school for conferences. Often on early release days, a bunch of parents take the kids out for lunch. I went with 4 other parents and our kids. The kids had a lot of fun with it. After most of the parents had left, I stayed with a friend and our kids played while we talked. It was really nice, as I rarely get to interact with my friends any more. I came home and my son and I played on the computer together until my mom came over. Then it was back out again for our conference with his teacher. It went great. After the conference, my husband & I went to Champps for a drink (I had Pepsi) while we discussed the conference. We saw some other parents there doing the same thing, so we chatted for a bit. After that, my husband and I went to Target to get the supplies he needs for their camping trip. I was beyond exhausted when we got home. That is just too much for me to do in a day.
This morning I slept until 10:00. That means I got 12 hours of sleep. I need to be better about not overdoing it. I had a really bad episode in the bathroom. Excruciating pain, nasty D, and nausea. I ended up taking a pain pill. Now I actually feel good, but tired. I did try to clean the bathroom, and I just couldn't do it. Just standing up that long was making me really tired. I gave up.
I also have sores on my gums now. It is a side effect of the meth shot. They hurt! A lot!
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