Home working report

[selenay936]

I believe this working from home lark has worked out very well today. The work got done, nothing went dreadfully wrong and I even felt good enough at the end of the day to do some French work. The only thing that I need to refine is getting out for a walk at lunch - didn't quite happen today. But the next time I get to work from home I'll make sure

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[selenay936]

It was actually very interesting - thanks for pointing it out. Hopefully this isn't going to be a chronic thing, but there was some useful information about reactions to long-term pain and at least I know there will be help out there if this is chronic.

In a way it was a relief to hear a specialist confirm that the pain isn't an outlet for depression but the other way around. I've actually been really worried about collapsing in tears at my GP's surgery in case she decides that I'm just depressed and that's causing the pain, rather than the pain making me ocassionally teary. Unfortunately, there is a GP up there who has made that diagnosis before with me which is probably where that fear comes from. I now refuse to see her :-) Being put on anti-depressants that I don't need and that in fact make me feel iller isn't a good plan. It was amazing how much better I was able to cope with life when the cause of the pain was found.

I'm hoping that this time, even though the pain has gone on a lot longer than the strained neck that the useless GP misdiagnosed, the same will be true and I'll find it easier to be cheerful and happy when the pain has actually been treated.

But that was a very interesting and useful show - I've bookmarked it and will be attempting to record it into MP3 later.

[gmul]

I did record it so if you have any problems just shout and I can send it over.

[selenay936]

Thanks! I'll have a fiddle with Da's software for recording these things this afternoon and ping you if I have problems :-)