Life has gone a little pear shaped

[the_bonster]

A month ago I had to call Justin home from his placement because I had three daycare kids plus Gabe, and all of a sudden I realized that something was really wrong with me. Unloading the dishwasher I probably dropped half of the things I tried to put away (plastic, luckily), I kept knocking things over, walking into door jams, and falling over.

Comments

[ms_hecubus]

I really hope you get a miracle. *hug*

[the_bonster]

Thank you.

[momlovesnoel]

I'm in tears for you, Bonnie. Hoping for the best possible outcome!

I've seen a couple updates on your FB and knew something wasn't right so I'm glad you let everyone know. My prayers are all for you.

[the_bonster]

Thanks Tamara. I'll take your prayers, and you can have mine. *hugs*

[superduckie]

I don't really know what to say to such news, other than I hope you at least get answers soon. I'll be thinking of you!

[the_bonster]

Thanks, I hope so too. :)

[evanlie]

It sucks that you have to wait till June, but it's better than next year! How can they justify not telling people about a cancellation right away!

[the_bonster]

Not everyone is in a situation where they cannot wait, I suppose? For instance, if I already knew what my diagnosis was, and I were simply transferring from one Neurologist to another, it wouldn't be as essential that I get an appointment ASAP.

[flowerchild23]

*hugs* I hope you can get some answers soon, that is such a scary place to be. I understand the having to grow up a lot faster, my mom had severe migraines for years when I was young and I had to take care of a lot of the household stuff from a very early age. Not as bad as MS, but still most days she was in so much pain she could only lay in her bedroom with the lights off.

I think it's a great opportunity for teaching such a great lesson to your kids, just because you get a bad diagnoses doesn't mean you just give up. There are options and new developments in treatments all the time. *hugs*

[the_bonster]

Yeah, it's not easy having to be the caretaker when you're just a kid. We do learn a lot of skills that others don't though! :)

[flowerchild23]

No kidding, when I moved out my parents called me on the first Thanksgiving to find out how to cook a turkey!! :O I had been doing it by myself for so long they had forgotten how to.