Guest guest Posted January 13, 2008 Report Share Posted January 13, 2008 Hi Diane, Where do I start? Hummmm.... Each morning when I get up I pray I can get out of bed with as little pain as possible because my neck, shoulders, back and legs always hurt. Which part depends on if I slept in the right position or not, and if I got any sleep at all from tossing and turning. When I get up finnally I take a hot shower hoping it will ease the muscle pain (sometimes it works alittle and sometime it makes it hurt worse) it is a hit or miss there. Then I get my three older daughters off to school and start to get the youngest ready. I pray for no rain, wind, or snow (yeah right it is winter,LOL) cause we are with out a car right now so I have to walk her to school which is a 10 minute walk there and a 10 minute walk home. I am now hurting more in the hips, lower back and lower shoulder blades but, I still have more to do I now have to get my DH up make sure his blood is tested and he eats and takes his meds. Then I die for 1-2 hours hoping I can move when I get up again. Its now later in the morning and I try to get on the computer for aa few and either I am able to for awhile or my back, and hands start to inflame once again so I have to stop. My twin come home and they go after my youngest daughter (thank you god I don't have to do the walk twice a day in fear of more pain)an hour later the oldest comes home and I try to get them them to help with dinner (sometimes they help and other times they don't) if no one is willing to help I have to plan something easy to make for dinner (because standing to long causes more pain), if they are willing to help then I make something alittle bit healthier for everyone to eat. Now after dinner is over I have to load the dishwasher (because everyone puts thier dishes in the sink instead, why I don't know), and then I want to die again for awhile. Sometime I get to rest other times I can't because of laundry, homework, or what ever else comes up. Mean while I am in major pain by the time it bed time. So I have insomnia, so now I pray the meds help me sleep and the RLS doesn't act up and I pray for a better day in the morning. Thats Monday through Friday, now on the weekend is a whole nother matter cause I have everything to do I put off during the week because of pain and hope I get through it. If my daughters want something they help other whys I do it myself. My DH tries to help but since his strokes he only has use of his right hand so ther isn't much he can do (but at least he tries!). Now if I have a good day somewhere in the mix of MOnday- Sunday I go shopping and believe me I think I am the fastest shopper there is, If I can not get it into the cart and out of the store in less then 15- 20 minutes top I don't buy it, because my lower shoulder blades,back and hips goes into total flames with in that time from walking or standing. Now don't get me wrong if I can find a chair to sit down on for awhile I will stay alittle longer but if not I'm out of there. I don't use the motorized carts they have because I am still fighting to say " I am not letting the fibro monster take over my life just yet " . I am only 42 and it not fare I can't do the thing I use to do. The hard part is no one really understands what we go through unless they got fibro, and I don't wish this apond anyway! I hope this helps, and sorry it is so long. (((HUGS))) Tina > > Hey everyone, I am attempting to educated my friends > and co workers to what we go through in our dailey > lifes. I would like everyone to tell a little bit > about a week in the life of some one with Fibro. > > Thanks > Diane > > > ______________________________________________________________________ ______________ > Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. > http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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