Fibromyalgia (part 2)

somebody_else

Careful_with_that_Axe wrote: »

Big hugs to you sharon. I've kept popping back hoping to hear from you. I do hope the radiotherapy isn't too onerous - we're all on your side battling away for you too. And of course you're gonna be here! We need you!
Loadsa hugs.
x

Wot Auntie Axe said. [Who said it was because I'm too lazy to type my own response? ]

somebody_else

raeh wrote: »

s/e did you manage to rest after your fairy went?? glad you had a better night last night must have been due to auntie axe's sugggestions

I have been taking it easier this afternoon - hopefully I'll get another 'better' night tonight which will help as well. Trouble is (and I don't know if anyone else has noticed this happening) the more tired I am when I go to bed or if I've done too much during the day, the worse my sleep becomes.

raeh

somebody_else wrote: »

I have been taking it easier this afternoon - hopefully I'll get another 'better' night tonight which will help as well. Trouble is (and I don't know if anyone else has noticed this happening) the more tired I am when I go to bed or if I've done too much during the day, the worse my sleep becomes.

I am exactly that way, i know when i get to the burning tiredness i wont settle at all at night, i had an earlier night last night to purely try and sleep before i got too tired. I would be better though if i could stay up later at night and sleep later in the morning, as i seem to manage to get to sleep in the early hours and would be happy to sleep on for hours when the alarm goes off :rolleyes:

suep

:rotfl: Im still laughing at raehs comment about not being able to hear when she has her tinted glasses on, cant believe no one else picked that up :rotfl:
I havnt used the quotes as I have to reply to a few and cant multi quote yet Just to confuse Kass even more

Sharon (((Hugs))) Im glad you are keeping so positive, it's so important. We will be with you every step of the way. I hope your oh is feeling better soon too.

cwta Funny you should ask about Dad, he rang me last night, he'd got the results of his scan and the chemo has significantly moved the tumour, also they think its shrunk enough to be able to operate, he had to go back to hospital today for one of those camera thingys down the throat (foggy )
just to double check, and if its right then he should be able to have the op asap :j It's the best news we've had for ages. I know he's still got a long way to go, but its so good to hear something even slightly positive atm.

Im in a lot of pain tonight and have had a hectic day, tomorrows not much better so Im off to bed. I've been babysitting little g/d this afternoon and have little g/s tomorrow morning and Ive used all my spoons :eek: Im going to try and keep going until the afternoon then I shall probably go to bed for the next few days until I recover.
Hope everyones ok

suep

I nearly forgot Trialia dont worry Im not going to discuss the book, I was just saying why I wasnt on the forum that day. Im a fast reader and get through about 3-4 books a week, so I am well over that one by now.

Im glad your enjoying your break in Germany.

Also BZ tell your bb company that we need you back now, so theres no excuse. Have you settled into the new house yet ?

Carnation

I know that this is a forum for Fibromyalgia but is there a forum for Rheumatoid arthritis and/or Osteo arthritis?

Careful_with_that_Axe

suep wrote: »

:rotfl: Im still laughing at raehs comment about not being able to hear when she has her tinted glasses on, cant believe no one else picked that up :rotfl:

Now see, I was good and held off from laughing online about that one - I felt it would be sortta like kicking a puppy :rotfl:

black_paw

welcome back missed you ! enjoy your chocs xx

raeh

suep wrote: »

:rotfl: Im still laughing at raehs comment about not being able to hear when she has her tinted glasses on, cant believe no one else picked that up :rotfl:

cwta wrote:

Now see, I was good and held off from laughing online about that one - I felt it would be sortta like kicking a puppy :rotfl:

but tis totally true

maybe i should think about wearing them to bed and see if it drowns out the noise of kipper and dh snoring ... i dont know whos worse :rotfl:

sue thats really fabulous news about your dad i hope you get a good night and manage to keep the spoons going until your little g/s has been enjoy your time with him

sleep well everyone xx

somebody_else

I didn't pick up on it a) 'cos I was too tired, and b) 'cos I understand what Rae meant. If you've had a hearing impairment for many years you get into the habit of lipreading without realising it. Put dark/tinted lenses on and you can't see peoples lips so easily, ergo you can't 'hear' what they're saying so well.