Well, I haven't written in a very long time! Mostly because for some reason this site wouldn't let me but that seems to be taken care of now.
I would like to say alot has happened and in a sense that's true but maybe it's the few really big things that are going on that are most impacting my life right now. With my husband safely back from deployment I am better able to deal with things at home...there's not so much for me to do all by myself and that in and of itself is a relief. I decided last month to go back to school for paralegal studies and now I am into my fourth week. I do love my classes but I find myself more tired than usual (I guess that's to be expected) and not dealing well with that. I go to classes and come home and feel like passing out. My husband's new schedule is very frustrating too with very long days and only every other weekend off so between him, his school work, my school work, dealing with things here at home and these damn meds that continue to torment me there are days when I feel like I'm never going to have any energy again! On the upside of things I have managed to lose a bit more weight.
Also, next March on our 5 year wedding anniversary we are finally having our formal church wedding and that means I get to plan it. I finally got to go and buy my big (and it is BIG AND POOFY!) white wedding dress. I'm very excited about finally walking down the aisle with my father and taking my vows before God.
So all of this, though tiring and frustrating, is pretty postive. I have also gotten word from Walter Reed that at least for the time being I don't have to go up there for my MRIs anymore and can have them done here locally. The docs are still optimistic even if they hesitate about it :)
Best~ CA
I would like to say alot has happened and in a sense that's true but maybe it's the few really big things that are going on that are most impacting my life right now. With my husband safely back from deployment I am better able to deal with things at home...there's not so much for me to do all by myself and that in and of itself is a relief. I decided last month to go back to school for paralegal studies and now I am into my fourth week. I do love my classes but I find myself more tired than usual (I guess that's to be expected) and not dealing well with that. I go to classes and come home and feel like passing out. My husband's new schedule is very frustrating too with very long days and only every other weekend off so between him, his school work, my school work, dealing with things here at home and these damn meds that continue to torment me there are days when I feel like I'm never going to have any energy again! On the upside of things I have managed to lose a bit more weight.
Also, next March on our 5 year wedding anniversary we are finally having our formal church wedding and that means I get to plan it. I finally got to go and buy my big (and it is BIG AND POOFY!) white wedding dress. I'm very excited about finally walking down the aisle with my father and taking my vows before God.
So all of this, though tiring and frustrating, is pretty postive. I have also gotten word from Walter Reed that at least for the time being I don't have to go up there for my MRIs anymore and can have them done here locally. The docs are still optimistic even if they hesitate about it :)
Best~ CA
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Sounds like you are getting goals accomplished. Sorry to hear you are tired. Your schedule is much busier and that would make anyone tired. Try adding some B complex to your vitamins. So glad to hear your husband is home again and that you are officially walking down the aisle.
Good luck in your school. I wish you success