Re: [SPAM]Re: adapting

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Becky

Great ideas. I too use the yearly calendar. I have my meds labeled 1 2 3 4 5 I break them into 5 times a day. When I take, say a 1, I have a cap with a 1 on it. I put it in a box on the counter and I know for sure I took those meds. Works for me. I tried the container and kept forgetting about it so I had to switch. I always forgot the night meds. OH well we all have our special secrets don't we?

Jackie

[sPAM]Re: adapting

Hi Rose,I have a daily medication log that I use to write down every med time so that I don't forget or take an extra dose. I then file these papers so that if I have a question when I see my dr I can refer back to my med sheets. I also use a medication 7 day (4 slots for each day) container and fill 2 weeks worth at a time. This also reminds me when I am getting close to a refill. I have a yrly calender that is a book type that I keep track of appts. I keep it with me in my purse so that I can refer back to it for when I had certain tests, etc. Blessings,BeckyRose <mamadogrose (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

I was thinking about the fatigue thing & all the ways we devise to deal with it. Then this morning when I put my (plastic) glass of juice into a coffee mug (to lessen the chance of knocking it over), I thought of all the other ways we learn to adapt. I know that I have come up with lots of innovative ideas, which would probably not make me rich if I tried to market them (except maybe the ICE BRA R). Maybe we could all contribute our ideas & I'll try to organize them into a list that new, and old, members could use. Even though my adaptations are necessary & helpful, sometimes I still resent the fact that I have to do it at all. Anyone else want to join the project?

Ramblin' RoseModerator A merry heart is good medicine. Proverbs 17:22

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