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Default Yesterday at 04:19 PM
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Today my nausea and anxiety are a lot better. I haven't had any soda and I haven't thrown up at all. I had an iced coffee and a lot of tea, but that was fine. I also didn't take any Zofran, and my anxiety was fine. The prilosec seems to be working well.

I'm hoping to hear back from my doctor tommorow. I still am having some stomach pain.

I really am doing a deep clean of my pantry. I got rid of a ton of stuff that bothers my stomach. My brother in law is taking my soda today.

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Zofran never made me anxious, but of course I wasn't on it very long, and didn't need to take a lot of it for my pain related nausea. I'm happy you're feeling less anxious. Anxiety sucks!

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I had orientation today to volunteer at a small dog rescue shelter. The main role of volunteers is to interact with the dogs. They may also need help with things like folding laundry, cleaning up the outdoor space, and bathing dogs. They never ask volunteers to do the main cleaning. I'm excited to get to hang out with dogs and to have this as a way to get out of the house, but I'm also nervous because I don't have experience with some of the dog temperaments they have there.

I didn't reach out to my counselor today like I said I would. I'm putting it off because I know it will be an emotionally tough session and because I'm embarrassed by the fact that I still need to go to counseling once a week even though I have been going for three years. But, I would never look down on someone for going to counseling as often as they need to so I need to work on not looking down on myself for this too.

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Talked to husband. He IS depressed/anxious/stressed. I was all like, "If I died I wouldn't want you to be a lonely old man! I wouldn't want that for you!" And I started crying, and he was all like, "Come here, don't cry!"

I couldn't help it. I love him so, SO much. I hate to see him so depressed and stressed out and at odds with himself and the world in general. I asked him if he wanted to see a therapist, and he said no because he feels awful afterwards when he lets his guard down for anyone but me. Right now he's sleeping and I'm wide awake which is really unfortunate because we're leaving for our trip early tomorrow morning and I still have to pack and everything. Hopefully a nice, family getaway will be good for Husband and he'll come home feeling a bit better.

I just feel so helpless. I don't know how to help him. He thinks I'm going to crash soon. I don't think so. I think I would have already.

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I woke up with night sweats last night and still am feeling weird this morning. The only thing I can think is that I had taken Lyrica for 2 days and then skipped it yesterday. It seems like it wouldn't have been long enough to cause night sweats, but who knows? I am pretty sure I remembered to take my Seroquel last night unless I forgot to put it in the pillbox for last night; I know from experience that skipping even 1 or 2 doses of Seroquel causes me to have miserable night sweats.

I saw the pdoc this morning; he didn't change any of my medication but was of the opinion I need to get out more and should volunteer or something. I have such a hard time being among other people; it just feels like so much strain and I feel so self-conscious and awkward.

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