I’ve had a couple of migraines over the course of the last couple
of weeks (hence me missing updating the blog last week) which hasn’t been fun.
I get them when I’ve been stressed for an extended period of time and to be
fair with the recent scare for me and Amber’s stroke, I think it’s all been a
bit much. There’s also an outside possibility that it could be new glasses related
so I’m experimenting a little with when I wear them.
The weekend birthday celebrations with lovely Polish food
were awesome, we only knew 2 people attending, but by the end of the evening we
knew everyone and they were lovely people.
The dogs are doing great (it’s Bella the Whoppets 2nd
birthday today – doggie birthday cake later) and Amber whilst still looking a
little like she’s been on the Gin is loving her walks and her food and smiling.
The Rugby world cup has kicked off and I’m looking forward to
lots of the matches, hopefully the England Team will be better this time (we
didn’t make it out of the group stage in the last world cup which was here in
the UK L)
the opening game against Tonga was a good start.
Oh dear and another week has passed, and now I’ve missed 2
weeks of updates. I’m really sorry about that. I even missed my monthly bloods
after turning the alarm off with a migraine in progress.
Things are getting interesting in our house, after 6 years
Gareth is moving on to a new role which he’s very excited about. I’m still
pinning my hopes of early retirement on winning the euro millions and becoming
an animal rescuer.
Tomorrow it will be 6 years since I lost my mum, my head is
trying to play the ‘time lapse’ thing where as the minutes and hours tick by I
remember everything that happened in the lead up and afterwards, but I’m
remembering the good things to drown it out. So far so good.
Oops … now it’s the day after tomorrow.
Yesterday was okay, a teary read through my Facebook
memories and then just getting on with it. The time lapse stopped on Tuesday and
left me alone. A couple of days of takeaways
have done nothing positive for me other than let me chill out and relax a
little.
The weekend is looming, I’m waiting for the postman to deliver
me a nice cheque which I have plans for (that work that Gareth promised to do
in our en-suite back in January hasn’t started yet and I did the ‘nag at 6
months’ thing and it didn’t work either so it’s time to call in a professional)
and I’m thoroughly over having to shower in the other bathroom down the hall
each day.
So that’s all really life is good and normal and MS is an
afterthought – the way it should be xx
EDIT and sadly Gareths 'baking bug' seems to have died of neglect :-(
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