Ten Weeks and Counting |
Nov 13 2010 |
It's been a slow journey, but I am finally getting better! I was walking on the treadmill at the gym the other day, thinking that it was not as hard as I thought it would be, when I realized it was the 10-week anniversary of my surgery. The bad headaches are gone, and my energy is slowly returning (most days). I'm not done, though: a bone density test, an MRI, blood work, and a cortisol stress test, along with visits to my neurosurgeon and endocrinologist are all on the calendar within the next month. I just want to be done, and healthy. I am so tired of this endocrine roller coaster. And, I want to lose this 15 pounds I put on during my recovery so I can wear my clothes again. I know, I should be glad that the surgery is done; I am, and I feel truly blessed that I was placed into competent hands. But sometimes I get frustrated that I have had to go through all of this. I know many people suffer much more than I have, and I am grateful that my condition is under control for the time being.
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I am very happy for you that you are feeling much better.