Hi Hugs! Thanks! and Good Luck to you too! I did see a dermatologist yesterday and he make a diagnosis. His new medications seems to be helping. Next time I will go straight to him instead of seeing a primary doctor first. Sure would of saved me a lot of worry and money.
Being type 2 diabetic skin wounds are a big deal if not taken care of right away and with the right diagnosis and medication..Anyway just thought I'd let you know I am on the mend again so I should be feeling better and doing more soon. Wishing you a restful nights sleep tonight.
Sleep tight..My Friend...Red...
Hi Red,
My nights are so restless that my teeth are getting worn, so I had resurfacing done. I'm going to get a sleep study to see if anything can be done. Good luck to you. Sometimes I feel like a guinea pig, as a member of a demographic that used to not live this long in the past.
I have been having restless nights since I got sick again with lots of anxiety about my present condition and of course nightmares again involving my past experience's with clinics and hospitals. I got brave enough to call the specialist doctor again this morning to see if he had any cancellations. I got lucky this time and will be seen this afternoon instead of waiting till the end of May..So maybe just maybe we can come up with a plan and get me back on my feet again. Laying around and waiting to get better so I can start working on my hobbies is very hard on my anxiety levels. Red:(
I have been taking it easy lately due to some health issues I am having at the moment but would really like to be doing more. So for now I am doing a little recreational reading, meaning reading a new novel and not reading health info on line. I would like to do a little quilting but that will have to wait until I am healed. There is a new Quilting Bee about a hours drive from me that just started last month they meet on the second Saturday of each month at a Antique Tractor and Farm equipment museum that I am a member of. So I have been trying to work on getting a project together to take with me to work on at this event. One thing I have noticed is that when I let the anxiety and stress of other peoples lives come into my life and later let them control my life here at home so much that I am not able to due what I would like to do and want to do with my life, that I eventually end up physically and emotionally sick in some way every time. It does take its toll. So for now I am down for the count I am being mindful of this and concentrating on taking care of myself better. So that I can get out amongst others that enjoy some of the same things that I do again.
I have been working on getting a project together so that I can meet with others once a month who are interested in getting together to share ideas and work on our individual projects together. At the moment I have had a setback because of some health issues I am having. So for now I will have to settle for laying down for a while with a relaxing novel. Till I get better. It seems that when ever I let other people stress and demands into my life I end up giving up what I want to do and then I get physically sick again. So for now like it or not I am down for the count again. That's if I want to get well and get out and work on my hobbies again....Red....
Hi Hugs, Thanks for reaching out to me with this information about this video. I just finished watching it and have to say it was excellent and thought provoking. Maybe I will make more of a effort to engage myself in some way in the physical world again....Red:))
Hi Red,
TedX is a series of wonderful motivational talks on youtube, and I last saw the "lethality of loneliness" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0hxl03JoA0. It gives me more concern about loneliness, and makes me want to get "out there".
It’s been a while since you were active on this site. Please extend your session below
You have been logged out due to inactivity.
Please sign back in.
We use cookies to help us learn about how our platform is used and how we can improve your experience. To
learn more please see our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.