The problem with people is that they're only human. - Bill Watterson
Yesterday i went to see the Alice in Wonderland movie in 3D. It was pretty awesome. It was mostly based on the second novel 'through the looking glass', which i thought was interesting, but it made some people disappointed because they thought it was going to be the first story about alice's first adventure in wonderland. I loved the first book, but i haven't got around to reading the second one yet, now i definitely think i'm going to look into finding a copy.
I went out for dessert with Cory tonight. It was fun, i haven't seen her in over a week, which is weird for us. But she just started this paramedic course, so she's been pretty busy adjusting to everything. It was just nice being able to catch up with her.
It's frustrating....i just go out to see a movie or go out for dessert for a couple of hours and by the time i get home i'm beyond exhausted. I used to be able to go to school for 8 hours, work for 6 and then go hang out with friends for a few hours, than get up early the next morning for school and be completely fine. Now i sleep for 9 hours, wake up already tired, not do much all day, take naps, maybe go out for a bit and i'm completely burned out.
I'm really hoping that the results to the blood test i went for yesterday morning are going to be more revealing. My doctor is testing this that are specific to things that could make me tired. She scared the crap out of my when i went in for another appointment. She told me that maybe it's nothing too serious (like the fact that i'm already anemic, it might just be getting worse, so i'll have to up my iron pill in take) or it might be that i'm hypoglycemic and i need to be looked more carefully for it; or i might have something wrong with my thyroid gland (which is more serious); but then she really scared me with the fact that i'm showing early signs of leukemia. Which scared the living crap out of me.
I didn't tell my parents, my mom especially would start freaking out. Nor have i told any of my friends. I just don't want to worry anyone in case it wasn't something too serious. I'll deal with the serious things if they come my way.
I went out for dessert with Cory tonight. It was fun, i haven't seen her in over a week, which is weird for us. But she just started this paramedic course, so she's been pretty busy adjusting to everything. It was just nice being able to catch up with her.
It's frustrating....i just go out to see a movie or go out for dessert for a couple of hours and by the time i get home i'm beyond exhausted. I used to be able to go to school for 8 hours, work for 6 and then go hang out with friends for a few hours, than get up early the next morning for school and be completely fine. Now i sleep for 9 hours, wake up already tired, not do much all day, take naps, maybe go out for a bit and i'm completely burned out.
I'm really hoping that the results to the blood test i went for yesterday morning are going to be more revealing. My doctor is testing this that are specific to things that could make me tired. She scared the crap out of my when i went in for another appointment. She told me that maybe it's nothing too serious (like the fact that i'm already anemic, it might just be getting worse, so i'll have to up my iron pill in take) or it might be that i'm hypoglycemic and i need to be looked more carefully for it; or i might have something wrong with my thyroid gland (which is more serious); but then she really scared me with the fact that i'm showing early signs of leukemia. Which scared the living crap out of me.
I didn't tell my parents, my mom especially would start freaking out. Nor have i told any of my friends. I just don't want to worry anyone in case it wasn't something too serious. I'll deal with the serious things if they come my way.