#more appointments

[gravity-falls-fanatic89]

In the afternoon tomorrow, my husband and I are going to the psychiatrist, and I'm hoping they can fill out his necessary paperwork for disability, and adjust medications so he can have some normal back.

And then about 2 weeks after that, he will get an EEG to check his brain over for anything wrong. I am hoping they come back positive, and I can start advocating for him to get his license back in all this.

Send good vibes, and positive Stan affirmations, because I need them. I hope we can get through this with good news.

[ladyinfierno]

got another one today

[shewantsitall]

Love how the process for getting an ADHD diagnosis is just an obstacle course of things that are specifically problematic ✨

[anotherdayandcounting]

The entire past week for me can be summed up by these two phrases…

1) “Mercury’s in the microwave again isn’t it?”

2) “How much longer will Mercury be in the microwave because I’m tired.”

[messy-little-soul]

March 19 2019

Finally home! So tired physically. Tomorrow I have another appointment with Dermatologist and Boardman's group session that I will be speaking which I need to get started...

[ask-kurojapan]

ooc: signing off for night

turning in for night, admin keeps fading on and off

need to be able to wake up about most noonish, another appointment 

can't image being out for long though likely afternoons when return for any replys

will try to be more active when can

night all

[sgundaker-blog]

Negativity Abounds

Made a doctor's appointment for Tuesday morning after Dr. Dante brushed me off.  My regular physician is a good guy so hopefully he will have better advice than 'constellation of symptoms in line with the disease, but not actually the disease'.  Also, sleep apnea is another symptom of this I know I have and, tbh, I am NOT looking forward to the sleep lab to get a legitimate diagnosis on that.  

I'm getting butthurt over the lack of solutions and the lack of help.  Even with insurance, this is costing me hundreds of dollars a month and I'm still in pain.  

The only thing I feel grateful for right now is the denial of my childbearing instincts and my lack of maternal impulses.  Being told I can't have kids is tolerable when I never planned on having them in the first place.  Though I'll be honest, my heart goes out to women who did want kids and have PCOS.