Well, I’ve got shitty news
and I’ve got good news. The shitty news is that I was both anxious and
depressed during the last half of my day yesterday. First half started off a
little tired and a little light-headed but that improved.
The good news is that I’ve
survived my first dose of Liothyronine. But one dose is far from enough to tell
me anything either way. All I can say is that it’s very unlikely I’ll ever have
an allergic reaction to the stuff. The next milestone will be getting through a
week, then six weeks, then over two months. If I can get over two months
without incident, that would be great. It would be beyond great, however, if it
could help stop the anxiety.
Yesterday’s surprising and
disappointing bout of anxiety has me more confused than ever as to what could
be the cause. The thought of never being able to figure it out and never being
able to do anything about it is, to me, a very real and scary possibility. I’m
trying not to go there in my mind but it both does and doesn’t make sense for
it to be the Levothyroxine. My T4 isn’t elevated right now so it can’t be that.
Could my lady hormones still be out of whack despite being virtually
menopausal? Could some of it simply be my way of reacting to stress these days?
I don’t know. I just don’t
know what to think anymore. All I know is that I find myself entertaining some
very dark thoughts way too often at times and if the anxiety doesn’t stop soon,
who knows how many more years I can take of this shit before I seriously
consider acting on them? I don’t want it to come to that but I don’t want to
live to suffer so much of the time either.
No anxiety yet today but for
some strange reason, it tends to get me in the middle of my day. I’m just tired
today because I’ve been sleeping shitty for a few days now. Until I can get
good sleep, I’m not going to have much energy. I have a feeling that even if I
was never anxious again, I would still be fatigued a lot of the time. I’ll
still take that over anxiety, the anxiety is the absolute worst.
I’ve been itchy a lot lately
and I’m having serious doubts about ever finding my LS in remission. Even if I
did, though, the past always comes back to haunt me. Sooner or later it will
return.
On his next birthday, we’ll
be able to start checking every month to see how much money he could get if he
retired at that moment. I’m sure the only thing we could afford would be those
$300 studios back up in Oregon.
Crazy Lisa was in my dreams
last night. I was writing her letters by hand. We were talking one day and she
told me she was selling them online. Apparently, selling postal letters had
become a big thing since they had become less common.
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