Emotional rollercoaster

Oh yes, it is a roller coaster. One thing I have gained from PMR and GCA in two years is a new appreciation of health and doing what you want to do or have dreamed about before you cna'at.....I am introspect as well. Also more detailed oriented in what I am looking at and finding it so wonderful. Am glad to be on the right side of the grass even when hard. Waking up each morning to dizziness inside my head brings lack of concentration and ability to remember. not just like hte old age thing, but 30 and it's out of my head, Anyway I am taking anti depression pills and finding life easier and keeping a smile on my face as my hubby of 54 years requests....it's easy most times. Love my painting friends here in Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Canada...love canada too.

Hi lynda62707

Oh my what a disappointment! 😩 just as you have got yourself all psyched up for the biopsy. So you have to linger for perhaps more than a few weeks now. I think if your doctor felt it was an emergency perhaps she would have made other arrangements for you. Ah well, not much you can do about it, just try and relax and be of good cheer if possible until she returns and you get a rescheduled date.....heaps of good wishes and loads of happy and kind thoughts your way.....😚😊❤x

Bummer. I'm sure at this point you just want to get it all over with. Hopefully your weather has been better than ours and you have a chance to get out and enjoy spring.

My trick to sleep better is to take a cool-off shower before bed and lightly dry so the drying action brings cooling to the skin. invest in a small fan put it up on table to blow over you and I usually end up with blankets up to my ears by morning. Lovely solution and less expensive than air. Same thing goes for during the day....quick cooling shower without putting clothes back on....as long as there's no close neighbours to peer in windows.

Lynda: I find it strange that the dr. had to be there to schedule your biopsy. I would think that there would be staff working in the absence of the doctor that could schedule that. I know that different countries work differently as to their health insurance systems. What country are you in?

Geez....that seems to put you in an untenable position....having been told you might have a problem and then not being able to get answers because the doctor is not available. I would think the doc would have a back-up doc when he/she is out of pocket. R U in the USA, Canada, Great Britain? Just curious, as I doubt this would happen in the U.S. system, even with all its imperfections. But then, maybe I am being overly optimistic.