To Andre

[Guest guest]

Dear Andre,

Good to see you posting again! I'm glad your father has improved

enough to be out of hospital and that you are feeling good to be

home.

I hope for less painful days for you. How are you sleeping? If I

remember rightly, you were having difficulties?

With very good wishes and hopes for better times ahead,

Fliss (UK)

[Guest guest]

I'm still having the same difficulties as before with my sleep

habits. I'm still sleeping upright in my chaor, now going on 8 years

since I was able to spend an entire night in bed. It's been so long,

I almost forgot what it feels like to be able to sleep in a reclining

position. None of my doctors seem to understand the problems this

has caused me and have no answeres for me as to why this is so or how

to improve me in this area. Just one more area of frustration I have

to deal with. I also have lots of trouble getting to sleep still and

recently I went 4 days with only about 4 hours of sleep throughout

that period, only to fall asleep once this period of time expired and

slept throughout the entire day and night, not awakening until the

afternoon of the next day. I hate what this disease has forced me to

accept but, I'm still alive and kicking so that is something. The

reason why I say this is because i just found out that one of my

childhood friends recently died from pancreatic cancer (he too was 52

yrs old at the time). Unfortunately, I didn;t find out about this

until after he had expired and naturaly I felt badly that I couldn't

offer him some help or support during his final days. So I do feel

fortunate that I only have pancreas divisum and not cancer...

Andre'

> Dear Andre,

> Good to see you posting again! I'm glad your father has improved

> enough to be out of hospital and that you are feeling good to be

> home.

> I hope for less painful days for you. How are you sleeping? If I

> remember rightly, you were having difficulties?

> With very good wishes and hopes for better times ahead,

> Fliss (UK)