Re: needed to get this off my cheast/feels good to vent...

March 27, 2008

--- , it feels so good to vent does it not??? You just vent all

you want!!!! We're here for ya.....Hinky

wrote:

>

> - I will pray that your financial and health situations

improve. Hope venting helped. Take care.

> Jeanne in WI

>

> Ok another month of the crud, I am really getting tired of trying

to keep everyone healthy. We can seem to stay well here for more then

two weeks, and it always starts with a runny nose my 6 year old comes

home with from school. Hubby's turned into walking pneumonia, little

one has bronchitis again and me a sinus infection and ear too. SIGH..

never ending when they start school. I have been rather frazzled too

from this suto tumor thing going on. I am happy that the eye doctor

at least checked into the on and off again tunnel

> vision I was getting at times. He did look real skeptical when I

was explaining it to him, you know that look you get, SHE IS MAKING

THIS UP FOR ATTENTION, that's what it screams to me when the doctors

give

> me that look. He did check and got the ball rolling, so I can

thank him for saving my sight. Today I go in to see the neurologist

and find out why this all started, and when I get the spinal tap they

need to do. Sounds like fun huh? I'm tired, hurting, and so sick and

tired of everything. I just wish I could throw in the towel. I just

> read on here about the withdraw effects of the Cymbalta, which

really helps me. Our drug plan doesn't cover name brands and we have

been having to pay for it out of pocket. So I guess now we have to

make sure I get it no matter what. Why do they make drugs like that?

It wouldn't be so bad if my disability had already went threw but its

been two years and we are still waiting for a hearing. Well I guess

I've complained enough for today. Thanks for letting me get this off

my chest, I hate to always whine to my Husband, cause then he worries

about me all day and hovers. In Michigan

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