Day ended well, getting there was a real adventure though.  After work went for  an ocean  swim with friends. Swim felt good.  Didn't feel weak and belly did good most of the way even with  some serious rollers out there (swells...or waves). The rest of the day was a roller coaster...felt ok then not ok.  Took Tylenol 3 times to get thru the work day and at 1 point I thought I was going to have to leave work early because I felt bad (aches, headache, quesy, fever).  That came and  went a few times then went away in time to make it for the swim.  I am greatfull the sides come and go opposed to coming and staying the whole day, at the same time I feel frustrated  with my body....Is this going to be good /ok day or not?  The answer I'm getting from my body is "I don't know...check back in an hour or so".  Two hours makes such a difference these days.   Those more experienced with treatment have probably gotten used to this....so will I with time. Doesn't mean I have to like it though!smiley-cool.gif  So far I have been lucky considering what some folks are having to deal with. 

Scheduled the work project for early Saturday morning in about a month. After sleeping on it I decided to take the chance.  It beats the alternative choices of working during Friday night (shot night or Sunday which has been my toughest days so far.    I hope my shot weekends are the same (or better) than they are now.  If so I think I can manage working that Saturday morning for a while.  Called my GI doctors office and asked for something for nausea.  I want to have some tools to help me if needed.  She advised not taking Pepto Bismol and offered to give me something if Mylanta didn't work.  Tried that last Sunday and didn't do as well as the Pink crud so took her up on the offer.  On a more positive note I may just win the Lottery before that weekend then it won't be an issue...so why dwell on it?

Over and out.

 

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I know what you mean, now our body is like the weather, give it a few minutes and it changes. I hold on knowing it is going to change again soon.