DirtDiva
04-16-2003, 11:39 AM
For those of you following...verrrrrrry interesting dahlings:
Gerry came home and said he had a rough day. Mostly he said his feet were tingling. He said the bottoms. Says this is kind of what happened the last time his ankle started hurting. He said "I know I'm being a whimp but I'm worried it will lead to the ankle thing again." He said that he felt more tired today and little upset tummy. He said nothing to get annoyed about. His head is also very itchy and driving him nuts.
I said "Honey, prop your feet up and sit" Did he...NO. He stood up, tinkered in the garage, unpacked my daughters motorcycle, repacked it into the truck, drove it to my BIL house and then packed it onto the trailer. Then he piddled with my buggy lights for 1 hour, then repacked OUR trailer. He's bound-and-determined to go on this trip.
Anyhow by the time bedtime came around he was ready for his ice cream and said he felt a little better. He said the feet weren't as tingly. He did toss and turn again all night. I'm seriously considering asking the doctor for a mild sleeping sedative(I'm a light sleeper and he's keeping me awake---last night was 2am), if for no other reason than to help ME sleep. What do you all suggest? Maybe 1/2 of an Ambien?
So what it amounts to is.......the sides ARE there but still tolerable.
Gerry came home and said he had a rough day. Mostly he said his feet were tingling. He said the bottoms. Says this is kind of what happened the last time his ankle started hurting. He said "I know I'm being a whimp but I'm worried it will lead to the ankle thing again." He said that he felt more tired today and little upset tummy. He said nothing to get annoyed about. His head is also very itchy and driving him nuts.
I said "Honey, prop your feet up and sit" Did he...NO. He stood up, tinkered in the garage, unpacked my daughters motorcycle, repacked it into the truck, drove it to my BIL house and then packed it onto the trailer. Then he piddled with my buggy lights for 1 hour, then repacked OUR trailer. He's bound-and-determined to go on this trip.
Anyhow by the time bedtime came around he was ready for his ice cream and said he felt a little better. He said the feet weren't as tingly. He did toss and turn again all night. I'm seriously considering asking the doctor for a mild sleeping sedative(I'm a light sleeper and he's keeping me awake---last night was 2am), if for no other reason than to help ME sleep. What do you all suggest? Maybe 1/2 of an Ambien?
So what it amounts to is.......the sides ARE there but still tolerable.

