Pacer Chick

My day was just a roller coaster! I didn’t take my medicine today because it was all just such a busy day. I switched days with a co-worker, so it kinda threw me off schedule. I had a headache at work, and screaming children…oh my gosh. Nothing makes you feel better like a screaming child. Or perhaps, five screaming children! My head was just spinning…oy vey! It was good to be able to be off work and just go home and watch a movie, just chill out. “CSI” was the weapon of choice today, I love that show!

Also went to the gym today because I just need to go. I am hoping that, and switching my meds will make me feel and look better. I am going to be taking Cymbalta, its basically the same as Lexapro *which I had been taking* but it has less side effects, thank God! I am excited for a change, but I am also nervous because I am so touchy with medicine. I can’t even count how many I have been on because I have been taking them since I was five. I can even remember when I was like ten years old, sorting out my pills in those day by day pill holders like I was an old woman *no offense* I should be thankful that I am not on a thousand different medications though, amen! Wish me luck on the switch though, hopefully its not that bumpy of a ride.

No work tomorrow, probably the gym and who knows where the rest of the day will take me. Hopefully its a good day, I am gonna start the CYMBALTA then! Sorry, but that just sounds like the name of some Greek god, or a mythological dragon or something…CYMBALTA!! Oh, I am gonna have fun with that one.

Oh duh! I was gonna lay it on thick about Dr. Grubb. If you haven’t seen him, call him right now. Like…NOW! He is like a Birken bag, he has a waiting list…He is amazing though, he is smart, he is very nice, he is a life saver. I don’t know, or even want to know where I would be without his help. I just think he is the smartest guy in the universe. I see him, and go for pacemaker check ups every six months…and that is usually how long you have to wait for an appointment. So, get in there! And read his book! *Told you he was smart!* Its called “The Fainting Phenomenon” by Dr. Blair Grubb. And, whatdaya know, its at your Monroe County Library system! Imagine that!

Okay, “CSI” and then night time.

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