I've not had a good day and a half.. Today I had an afternoon of lachyrmation* and felt just generally miserable.
Partly this is because I am desperately missing Mr H, and I know that he's been missing home. Somehow knowing we are both lonely makes it worse.. I even looked at flights today, for this weekend, but they were far too expensive at this late stage.
I've been trying to reduce my dihydrocodeine (again) because I feel as though that's what I should be doing, although no-one (ie. doctor or consultant) has suggested or requested it. Over the weekend when I was away, I accidentally ended up on just one a day on the days I should have been having two; and coupled with tiring myself out driving about 250 miles it's knocked me for six, and it came to a head this afternoon. My leg's been aching much more as well, maybe those tablets are still required to do a job.
I was supposed to be going to my parents' for supper tonight as my sister was visiting, but I knew that it would make me feel worse not better, so I cancelled. I'll see them at the weekend instead. It's a shame that once one reaches adulthood, parents are so often *not* the best people to cheer up a depressed mood, not in the same way that friends can.
My self-treatment consisted of a large portion of chips from the fish 'n' chip shop (it was a 'small' portion, heaven knows what size the 'large' portions are!) with tomato ketchup.
Now what I need is an early night and good sleep.....
*the medical or literary term for shedding of tears
Hope after a good night sleep you feel better. Sometime those melancholy moods just strike.
ReplyDeleteI hope things look better in the morning. Too much lachyrmation can result in feeling pretty mouldy, I know.
ReplyDeleteI hope by now you've looked back at the blog for the last time you tried to reduce your tablets and seen the similarities. Maybe a call to the doctor to see how you should go about this medically?
ReplyDeleteBut big hugs and please may I have a chip.....................please may I x