Why Am Unable To Keep Plans When I’m Home Sick In Bed Doing Nothing? Read On…
I know sometimes it’s hard for family and friends of chronically ill people to understand how we can’t make plans…or keep them, when we’re just sick at home. I did some pieces on LymeBites about a day...
View ArticleDay In Life Of Lyme
I posted all 5 parts to my day in the life of Lyme. Here they all are in order. 9am-Noon Noon-3pm 3pm-6pm 6pm-9pm 9pm-Midnight
View Article9pm-Midnight: Day In Life Of Lyme
9:00pm-12:00am The final portion of my day is usually the time of day I finally start to feel most like myself in many ways, but it’s also the time my body pays for the day I’ve put it through. I’m by...
View Article6pm-9pm: Day In Life Of Lyme
6:00pm-9:00pm After I’ve had some time to cool off from the exertion it took to take a shower, it’s time to start the dressing change. As I said in my previous post, after 28 days my health insurance...
View Article3pm-6pm: Day In Life Of Lyme
3:00pm-6:00pm I finally leave the house with 3 errands to run, my weekly blood work to check my liver functions because of the IV medication I’m on, the post office to mail more disability paperwork,...
View ArticleNoon-3pm: Day In Life Of Lyme
12:00pm-3:00pm By noon I’ve only been awake less than an hour. After hurrying to take all my meds I begin my physical inventory. Normally the first thing I do when I wake up any day is make sure I’m...
View Article9am-Noon: Day In Life Of Lyme
9:00am-12:00pm It was after 2 before I got to sleep last night. Getting my required 10 hours of sleep (which often doesn’t feel like enough), was not an easy task since I wanted to be up at 10 this...
View Article15 Hours With Eric
Starting tomorrow, you’ll be seeing a series of 5 posts that cover a 15 hour time frame in the day of my life. I’m keeping a very detailed symptom journal over this 3 week period for my Lyme Dr, so...
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