Finding myself again.
Well, it turns out my PID wasn't coming back. I believe I picked up another infection through the hospital called C. difficile. According to the Mayo Clinic:
Clostridium difficile, often called C. difficile or "C. diff," is a bacterium that can cause symptoms ranging from diarrhea to life-threatening inflammation of the colon.
Labels: C. diff, Clostridium difficile
Pains in my abdomen woke me up this morning from a sound (antiotic-induced) sleep. Like before, I had a lot of pain and covered in sweat.
I hope my PID isn't going to make a reoccurrence. Once in this lifetime was more than enough for me.
Labels: pelvic inflammatory disease
Would you take a "before" picture (for weight loss) and post it on your blog for all the world to see?
I have thought about it but I don't have the guts to do it. Maybe if I knew that I'd for sure lose that weight or perhaps if it was going to be a quick weight loss goal because then I wouldn't have to worry that the "before" picture would be up there for so long!
I wouldn't want to see the "before" picture up there for six months. With my problem managing my thyroid right now, it'd be my luck that it would be up there for the rest of the year and that would be just too depressing.
Labels: weight
My husband did some more painting today in our living room. It is about 3/4 done now for painting. He let each kid roll a little bit so they could see what it was like. Of course, I took pictures. My husband wanted me to try it too (he doesn't "let" me paint because I leave big messes behind) so I did. My daughter snapped a picture of me, in my pajamas, painting. How awful it looked! I looked like I should be looking up diet pill reviews instead of lazing about today reading and trying my hand at painting. Pictures tell the truth don't they? This picture was screaming: Lose some weight!! It was just awful.
I've decided that photographs are just too honest. I don't want my mug, or any other part of me, in a picture until the rest of this weight is gone!
Labels: weight
What is a safe acne treatment for teenagers? I am careful about chemicals used in the house for cleaning and hygiene because my daughter and I both have asthma. I am wondering if there is a natural acne treatment available, and inexpensive, to keep in the house for myself and my kids to use?
I should look into making my own products. I already do for general cleaning (vinegar and baking soda). I wonder how hard it would be to make other household products naturally. I've never heard of a green acne treatment but I'll bet you there is something out there.
Labels: acne