Oct 11, 2011 08:41
Sitting around doing nothing is BORING. Like, fuck this shit, i want to get out and about. But then I go out and I get exausted. It's like I have a little fuel gauge on how long I can be out and about in one go and once it's on E, I get tired and nauseated. It's not like I'm expending myself, heck, I'm starting to get used to the looks I get when I use those silly motorized carts at the store. You know the look, it's from the older people looking at me riding in it, wondering why I am if they don't see that I am 300 lbs, I'm not deformed or outwardly injured, then why the hell am I being 'lazy'? One lady saw me trying to get down an isle in Target and planted herself right in the middle of it, then went super slow. Jay started asking her to move and she pretended not to hear until he bitched at her that his wife was pregnant, feeling sick and could we please just squeeze by so that we could get our last item and go home before she got sick all over the floor. THEN she moved. Giving me the stinkeye the whole time. I mean, seriously?
Other than that. I've been knitting like crazy over here. It keeps me occupied when I've run out of other things to do. Not that I couldn't just watch TV or something, but to be honest, I never even touch the TV unless someone else is home. I'm not anti-TV or anything, I just forget that it's there.
Ugh, and there goes my stomach again in a riot. Riddle me this one.. Doctor prescribes seven days worth of medication that does have to potential to be stretched to fourteen days if you only take one pill per day. My insurance only covers the cost of the medication every twenty days. What am i supposed to do in the overlap? Apparently, puke for the next five days. I have one last dose of Zofran that i am saving for a time when I really need it. I can't get a refill until at least the 15th. The lady at Rite Aid said she's try and have the doctor call the insurance company to override the 20 day thing, but she said it could take longer than if I just waited. We shall see though.
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