I don’t know about you, but my routine is pretty strictly timed with medicine and food at specific times of day. If I follow the schedule, I seem to do ok. If I don’t follow it, woe is me.
So, of course, when things like daylight savings time comes along, it gets me all messed up!
It’s amazing how much trouble an hour can cause.
I’m waking up too early and I am ready for bed way before I can actually go to bed, so I am not getting enough sleep. My stomach that is used to eating at noon wants lunch at 11. And the Bentyl police in my system want my meds earlier than I want to take them. blah. It’s all made for an interesting couple days.
Am I the only one that gets all messed up?
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November 9, 2007 at 3:17 pm
Jaime
lol…wow
I would email you
my entire med and meal chart from the open office program
that my Husband made for me,
but I think it would make your head pop off..lol
- Ranitidine (150MG) 2 x a day
- Zegerid (40MG omneprazole, 1100 mg sodium bicarbonate)
- Advair (propionate 250 mcg, salmeterol 50 mcg) 2 x a day
- Nasonex (mometasone furoate monohydrate 50 mcg)
- New Inhaler (Xopenex HFA, have not needed to use yet)
- Antibiotic Amoxicillin 4 x a day
- Tums Ultra (1000 mg calcium carbonate, as needed)
- Tylenol (a few times a month as needed)
- Vitamins (Potassium Gloconate 550 mg, Balanced B-100, Vitamin D 1,000 2x a day)
And guess what Mrs BD?
I am about to get a root canal on MONDAY,
and TODAY I get tested for Celiac Sprue.
which may be the end of my Health Saga.
Maybe >_<
My daughter is suffering too.
which is why the Pediatrician told me i may have Celiac
trick is, You villa in you small intestine that absorb your nutrents get damaged from wheat and gluten…
If you eat refined stuff, and avoid whole grains
(as on the IBS diet)
it makes Celiac hard to detect with a blood test.
YOU may have it.
All you need to do is check out this site
http://www.celiac.org
and google celiac sprue for more info.
and get your questions answered.
then visit your doctor.
It is retarded how most doctors don’t even test you for it.
becasue many I.B.S peeps have it and don’t know it.
I’ll never forget a story I read about a guy
who had to get severely Ill to get taken seriously.
I say read up and get tested!
I hope to hear from you soon!