

that the only “cure” is to find a bed and sleep it off.


Did I take this? Must have. No one else here. 6:36 pm.
Where’s my kitty? We need kitty “stuff” in here
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Not fun. Not fun. Five hours




Did I take this? Must have. No one else here. 6:36 pm.
Where’s my kitty? We need kitty “stuff” in here
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My thoughts and prayers are with you, Doug, as you navigate living with your condition. I am here.
Not sure if Andy left enough water for you to safely swallow a Tylenol.
That is awful. Sorry they made you wait so long.
I don’t do dialysis but I thoroughly understand the fatigue wall. When I get it, I’m like a little kid. I could curl up and nap right where I am. It’s too bad the tax folks didn’t give you a time or a call with a more precise time. Hope they didn’t forget you.
I thinknhe had a technology issue with it and wasn’t able.
Doug
Andy liked that you put your cup of water on the floor, Doug. I hope it’s good that you reattached your oxygen lines.
Water Anand oxygen = good× kitty cstv/= bad kitty but because I let him do it once.
Doug… definitely feel for you… and understand.. about that fatigue wall… it is not a ‘tired’ or ‘exhausted’… those would be walks in the park! Glad Andy enjoyed the water… we always are happy when he’s happy. Hugs to you both…
Yes, is painful, only resolved by b going to bed! If you can.
Doug
Fighting it clearly doesn’t work. Such a pain
hugs to you two boys… the fatigue is like a wave, my granny told us about that too after the D.
Very uncomfortable. A leep deprivation used as torture afterall!
Doug