But seriously, it sucked. I tried to post from my phone; I have no idea where it went. Into the wild oblivion of the Internet, apparently. So, where did I leave off? No idea. I just start off where I want... Deal? Okay, thankyouverymuchyouaretookind. ;-)
The move went well. I LOVE MY NEW PLACE!!! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!! But really, that's been fun, trying to find new spots where everything should go. Figure out the flow of the new place. The new place with a washer and dryer! Heaven!!
With the move and the job and everything, I've been running around around like this:
I've also been dealing with my Neurologist's office. The office staff sucks lately. Since December, I've been trying to get my MRI approved to the place I've been going for the last SEVEN years and they had me going somewhere else. It's finally fixed (knock on wood) and I have an appointment with them on the 15th of May, after my MRI at the correct place. I still haven't gotten that wisdom tooth pulled. Yep. I move a little bit faster than these two:
Good night dear readers. Now that I have the internet again, my blogging should be back to normal. Have a wonderful week!!!
Good to see your back posting again, I gathered you were in the middle of a move. So glad you are very happy in your new apartment and you can get a decent sleep!
ReplyDeleteThanks you! It has made such a difference to not be jolted out of sleep at 2 a.m. by someone deciding to vacuum above my head! It was a pain to move, but so worth it! Thanks for being patient!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ali!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog. I have MS as well (& chronic facial nerve pain - UGH!) You seem so uppity and fun - but I can imagine it's harder when the fatigue hits. I'm glad you are in a new place you love and geting that important sleep. I don't sleep as well as I used to before all the crappy meds. I used to be a great sleeper. But I know I will be again,
I look forward to your future posts and finding out more about you.
Take care of yourself -
Monique
Thanks Monique! I'm so glad that you found my blog! I write assuming that no one other than my mom is reading, so it's so nice to hear that someone else can appreciate this! The crappy thing about MS (well, one of the crappy things) is the feeling of fatigue, all the time, but not being able to sleep very well at night. I've found that so much of it is in my head. The head space that I'm in at the time, I mean. It does get better. The first few years after being diagnosed were the worst. So much to process. I'm glad we found each other and that you're also on Google so that we can talk there!
ReplyDeleteTake care, and if you ever need to talk you can always message me!
Alli