Guest guest Posted May 18, 2011 Report Share Posted May 18, 2011 Hi maria: I know this is a bit late answering but I was out of town for 5 days and did not take my computer with me. Have you tried CoQ10? I hear that is good for that sort of energy drop. Try liquid form. Also, have you heard about emergenc-C? It is a powder packet you can put into cold or hot water and it fizzes up. It has all kinds of vitamins in it plus a lot of vitamin C. it goes into your system immediately and this gets me able to get through the next couple of hours. Those two things work well for me. There many kinds of emergenc C. different flavors and remedies are possible choices so its nice. I get lemon flavored and drink it hot. I get cranberry flavored and I drink that cold. But it really does pick me up enough to go on for that afternoon. I hope this helps. Sincerely, rosemarie > > > > > > Last time I wrote there were so many plans in my agenda. Wellll, I had to put > them on park for this week. > I felt a bout coming on but I fought it as much as possible. Wow, did it take > me for a loop. I layed down for hours for the past four days and still > resting. Felt my heart was going to stop beating, lots of traveling pain, > could hardly breath. I experience this maybe 3x a year, but each is worse than > the last. I am finally walking a bit. I get so worn down from lack of oxygen I > almost pass out. This happened on my last day of teaching religion > class....that was embarrassing. I thought I could handle a two hour commitment > in between the bad bout but I felt I was close to death. > But HOPE keeps me going. Sometimes I feel there is just a bit of time left for > me before I step into my real Home. So I try to do as much as possible, when > and if possible. > Yes, I keep to the diet thing, take the vitamins, vinegar,coconut oil, and all > the stuff. But when the bout arrives there is no stopping it. I just > surrender, sleep, and rest until I get to feeling better. > What am concerned is that the fatigue affects my heart. It is as if my heart > is soooo tired that it just can't beat its beat as fast as it should and will > stop any minute. It slows down to the point I am breathing heard and have to > have the central air extra cool. But all the doctor tells me is that it is > depression, yyyyeah. I am sick of his quacky conclusions. > Well, am tired..going to go rest a bit more. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2011 Report Share Posted May 18, 2011 Hello, Rose Marie, As I write I am still suffering the extreme headache that has haunted me for over a week. To make a long story short, I almost died...yes, kick the bucket. I make it light because I beat the death monger once more. Last time I wrote I began to suffer extreme pains from this fibro beast. It was one of those few spells that the pain was unbearable(I describe it as 20). Well, my husband offered his pain medication, without the ability to think correctly through, I took the medication. I took it for for several days leading to extremely high blood pressure that may have led to a mini stroke, sores in the mouth, and more. When I went to see the stupid doctor for help not knowing the medication was causing these problems, all he did was check the heart with a stethoscope. I had to force him to take a scraping of my mouth to see what was causing this. All he had to say was I can give you pain medication for the pain. That was it. So for the past four days I have been laying around like a rag-doll doing nothing so this blood pressure will go down since he did not say anything about it. Meanwhile I have felt it go up and down. My husband had to go to the pharmacist to get to the truth of this medication. She said that the medication was the culprit of all these problems and slowly the medication will leech out and all I should do is rest. It took a pharmacist to tell my husband WHAT was going on and WHAT to do. Ain't that a shnook. Sooo, all my plans are on complete hold. I have a hard time getting close to electrical objects so the pc is giving the headache a dance of pain. This will be the only writing I will do for the next few days on the pc. Take Care and God Bless, LESSON LEARNED: Don't take someone's medication not even from the man who adores you, lol. > > > > > > Last time I wrote there were so many plans in my agenda. Wellll, I had to put > them on park for this week. > I felt a bout coming on but I fought it as much as possible. Wow, did it take > me for a loop. I layed down for hours for the past four days and still > resting. Felt my heart was going to stop beating, lots of traveling pain, > could hardly breath. I experience this maybe 3x a year, but each is worse than > the last. I am finally walking a bit. I get so worn down from lack of oxygen I > almost pass out. This happened on my last day of teaching religion > class....that was embarrassing. I thought I could handle a two hour commitment > in between the bad bout but I felt I was close to death. > But HOPE keeps me going. Sometimes I feel there is just a bit of time left for > me before I step into my real Home. So I try to do as much as possible, when > and if possible. > Yes, I keep to the diet thing, take the vitamins, vinegar,coconut oil, and all > the stuff. But when the bout arrives there is no stopping it. I just > surrender, sleep, and rest until I get to feeling better. > What am concerned is that the fatigue affects my heart. It is as if my heart > is soooo tired that it just can't beat its beat as fast as it should and will > stop any minute. It slows down to the point I am breathing heard and have to > have the central air extra cool. But all the doctor tells me is that it is > depression, yyyyeah. I am sick of his quacky conclusions. > Well, am tired..going to go rest a bit more. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2011 Report Share Posted May 19, 2011 Hello Rosemarie, that is the part I have so much conflict with. I hate seeing the doctor. They do absolutely nothing for me. I am very weak with the heart thing right now. I cannot seem to get enough oxygen. What keeps me going is my plan to go do some painting. Am itching with ideas but too weak to do much. Oh well... > > > > > > Last time I wrote there were so many plans in my agenda. Wellll, I had to put > them on park for this week. > I felt a bout coming on but I fought it as much as possible. Wow, did it take > me for a loop. I layed down for hours for the past four days and still > resting. Felt my heart was going to stop beating, lots of traveling pain, > could hardly breath. I experience this maybe 3x a year, but each is worse than > the last. I am finally walking a bit. I get so worn down from lack of oxygen I > almost pass out. This happened on my last day of teaching religion > class....that was embarrassing. I thought I could handle a two hour commitment > in between the bad bout but I felt I was close to death. > But HOPE keeps me going. Sometimes I feel there is just a bit of time left for > me before I step into my real Home. So I try to do as much as possible, when > and if possible. > Yes, I keep to the diet thing, take the vitamins, vinegar,coconut oil, and all > the stuff. But when the bout arrives there is no stopping it. I just > surrender, sleep, and rest until I get to feeling better. > What am concerned is that the fatigue affects my heart. It is as if my heart > is soooo tired that it just can't beat its beat as fast as it should and will > stop any minute. It slows down to the point I am breathing heard and have to > have the central air extra cool. But all the doctor tells me is that it is > depression, yyyyeah. I am sick of his quacky conclusions. > Well, am tired..going to go rest a bit more. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2011 Report Share Posted May 19, 2011 Hi maria Do you think maybe you should get checked out by a doctor to see if something is going on that is seriously acute that they CAN fix? You sound not ok with this weak thing and can¹t get enough oxygen. That sounds serious to me. No? Anyhow, don¹t be afraid to get checked out ok? You don¹t need to take their drugs but at least a test to see that you are ok. This seems to be going on too long now. That¹s my opinion. LOL I hope I¹m not sonding too bossy. But I¹m worried aobut you. Keep me posted ok Love rosemarie > > > > > > Hello Rosemarie, > that is the part I have so much conflict with. I hate seeing the doctor. They > do absolutely nothing for me. I am very weak with the heart thing right now. I > cannot seem > to get enough oxygen. What keeps me going is my plan to go do some painting. > Am itching with ideas but too weak to do much. > Oh well... > > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > Last time I wrote there were so many plans in my agenda. Wellll, I had to >> put > >> > them on park for this week. > >> > I felt a bout coming on but I fought it as much as possible. Wow, did it >> take > >> > me for a loop. I layed down for hours for the past four days and still > >> > resting. Felt my heart was going to stop beating, lots of traveling pain, > >> > could hardly breath. I experience this maybe 3x a year, but each is worse >> than > >> > the last. I am finally walking a bit. I get so worn down from lack of >> oxygen I > >> > almost pass out. This happened on my last day of teaching religion > >> > class....that was embarrassing. I thought I could handle a two hour >> commitment > >> > in between the bad bout but I felt I was close to death. > >> > But HOPE keeps me going. Sometimes I feel there is just a bit of time left >> for > >> > me before I step into my real Home. So I try to do as much as possible, >> when > >> > and if possible. > >> > Yes, I keep to the diet thing, take the vitamins, vinegar,coconut oil, and >> all > >> > the stuff. But when the bout arrives there is no stopping it. I just > >> > surrender, sleep, and rest until I get to feeling better. > >> > What am concerned is that the fatigue affects my heart. It is as if my >> heart > >> > is soooo tired that it just can't beat its beat as fast as it should and >> will > >> > stop any minute. It slows down to the point I am breathing heard and have >> to > >> > have the central air extra cool. But all the doctor tells me is that it is > >> > depression, yyyyeah. I am sick of his quacky conclusions. > >> > Well, am tired..going to go rest a bit more. > >> > > >> > > >> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2011 Report Share Posted May 19, 2011 Hi , I've learnt that many " Doctors " don't know what they're doing or sometimes they do and don't give a toss whether it harms you or not. I remember going to a doctor about 15 years ago about a sore on my leg that wasn't healing. He knew it wasn't but all he did was bandage it up without cleaning it. I had to go back every day to get it rebandaged. I thought that was so weird! I decided to start cleaning it myself. Was he a real doctor?? Yes but I think he was only 'qualified' to call himself a doctor without actually doing his medical duty. Ever since then I don't trust any doctors. Anyway my leg healed up after his " treatment " within 4 days. It was actually my cleansing the leg that caused it to heal. He was very surprised to say the least. He tried to take the credit for the healing too. Re: gee willikers Hello, Rose Marie, As I write I am still suffering the extreme headache that has haunted me for over a week. To make a long story short, I almost died...yes, kick the bucket. I make it light because I beat the death monger once more. Last time I wrote I began to suffer extreme pains from this fibro beast. It was one of those few spells that the pain was unbearable(I describe it as 20). Well, my husband offered his pain medication, without the ability to think correctly through, I took the medication. I took it for for several days leading to extremely high blood pressure that may have led to a mini stroke, sores in the mouth, and more. When I went to see the stupid doctor for help not knowing the medication was causing these problems, all he did was check the heart with a stethoscope. I had to force him to take a scraping of my mouth to see what was causing this. All he had to say was I can give you pain medication for the pain. That was it. So for the past four days I have been laying around like a rag-doll doing nothing so this blood pressure will go down since he did not say anything about it. Meanwhile I have felt it go up and down. My husband had to go to the pharmacist to get to the truth of this medication. She said that the medication was the culprit of all these problems and slowly the medication will leech out and all I should do is rest. It took a pharmacist to tell my husband WHAT was going on and WHAT to do. Ain't that a shnook. Sooo, all my plans are on complete hold. I have a hard time getting close to electrical objects so the pc is giving the headache a dance of pain. This will be the only writing I will do for the next few days on the pc. Take Care and God Bless, LESSON LEARNED: Don't take someone's medication not even from the man who adores you, lol. > > > > > > Last time I wrote there were so many plans in my agenda. Wellll, I had to put > them on park for this week. > I felt a bout coming on but I fought it as much as possible. Wow, did it take > me for a loop. I layed down for hours for the past four days and still > resting. Felt my heart was going to stop beating, lots of traveling pain, > could hardly breath. I experience this maybe 3x a year, but each is worse than > the last. I am finally walking a bit. I get so worn down from lack of oxygen I > almost pass out. This happened on my last day of teaching religion > class....that was embarrassing. I thought I could handle a two hour commitment > in between the bad bout but I felt I was close to death. > But HOPE keeps me going. Sometimes I feel there is just a bit of time left for > me before I step into my real Home. So I try to do as much as possible, when > and if possible. > Yes, I keep to the diet thing, take the vitamins, vinegar,coconut oil, and all > the stuff. But when the bout arrives there is no stopping it. I just > surrender, sleep, and rest until I get to feeling better. > What am concerned is that the fatigue affects my heart. It is as if my heart > is soooo tired that it just can't beat its beat as fast as it should and will > stop any minute. It slows down to the point I am breathing heard and have to > have the central air extra cool. But all the doctor tells me is that it is > depression, yyyyeah. I am sick of his quacky conclusions. > Well, am tired..going to go rest a bit more. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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