Strange

[jmfargo]

Difficult night last night. Between hot spells and chills, I was dealing with a stomach that felt as though it was being overrun by 100 squiggly worms and nightmares. So I was continuously waking up to try to go back to sleep and had a tough time doing that. As such, I'm ridiculously tired this morning, and still having problems regulating my body tempurature. My stomach's not fine, but that's typical for me. I seriously have the worst stomach out of everyone I know. No-one else I know wakes up nauseous every single morning of their life. After a while you just kind of become used it to it, I suppose.

Or at least I would hope?

In other news. WonTon's getting his stitches out today, and then it's just a matter of his hair growing back up around the three shaved spots, so that's a good thing. I saw a friend I haven't run into for a while at the roleplaying convention on Saturday, so that's a good thing. I get to spend the day before Easter with my family at the Olive Garden to say goodbye to my Uncle Steve who is moving to Minnesota for some reason, so that's a..mixed thing I guess. Good that I get to spend time with family. Bad that he's moving.

Trying to focus on good things. Who's got good things for me? I won't get them until after work (hey, hours are a good thing) but at least I'll get them.

Comments

[kimmaline.livejournal.com]

I can't say "good thing" because I feel like Marth Stewart when I do it.


I can, however, give you a bad? thing. I too wake up nauseous every day of my life. I had a pretty damned screwed up stomach BEFORE my accident...now...the medicine makes it HORRIBLE. For a while, after I got on the Fentanyl...I wasn't eating for days at a time. I was even having trouble with water this last time.

So, not a GOOD THING...but at least I can commiserate.

[jfargo.livejournal.com]

You know, when I wrote this I had a feeling you would understand what I was going through with the morning nausea. I'm only grateful that mine goes away within the relatively short time of four to six hours. I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't eat - I just like food SO much! Although, I know that when I'm sick to my stomach I don't think about how much I like it, really, so...yeah.

It's kind of morning routine now. I've been dealing with it for about 12 years, and most mornings are relatively mild. The worst part is when I brush my teeth. Gah, that's horrible! And trying to eat breakfast, for at least the first hour, is usually right out. After an hour, well, then I can usually have something, but I still have strange issues.

I don't know. I mean, I know it's not a huge deal - it's just nausea and yeah, it sucks but it goes away. It's probably even all in my head, but that doesn't make it any less of a pain in the ass.

Thanks for the commiserations. Sometimes I guess I just like to bitch about the small stuff, you know? Clear out the old noggin. :)