Steely
Active Member
As I posted yesterday, I was on the verge of a nervous breakdown yesterday. I could not stop crying and hyperventilating from the time I sent difficult child on the plane until the ranch called and said he was safe. There were/are so many reasons why, besides the obvious. None the less, I went to 2 docs yesterday who refused me medications, and then I almost went to the ER.
Today, however, I got in touch with difficult children DR who suggested her colleague as a Dr. for me. Surprisingly, he had a cancellation today and I was able to see him - miraculous.
I loved him. He was not patronizing, or condescending, but rather genuine and seemed to really care. He XR some Xanax for my anxiety attacks that have been killing me for months, and increased my Lexapro. I was so thankful to have some relief from the anxiety I almost hugged him. Really, the trauma I have endured this last year, has been doing such a number on me - I would rather have someone cut off my toes, than endure this mental anguish. Why can't doctors understand this? I can only hope this new Dr can. And that he will help me get things under control medically, and that I will be able to trust him.
AND, for cyring out loud..............if only I could get my pup Chester to stop sitting by the front door barking for difficult child to come home.........poor thing.
It could be time for some puppy prozac.
Thanks for all you cyber support.
Hugs to all of you.
Steely
Today, however, I got in touch with difficult children DR who suggested her colleague as a Dr. for me. Surprisingly, he had a cancellation today and I was able to see him - miraculous.
I loved him. He was not patronizing, or condescending, but rather genuine and seemed to really care. He XR some Xanax for my anxiety attacks that have been killing me for months, and increased my Lexapro. I was so thankful to have some relief from the anxiety I almost hugged him. Really, the trauma I have endured this last year, has been doing such a number on me - I would rather have someone cut off my toes, than endure this mental anguish. Why can't doctors understand this? I can only hope this new Dr can. And that he will help me get things under control medically, and that I will be able to trust him.
AND, for cyring out loud..............if only I could get my pup Chester to stop sitting by the front door barking for difficult child to come home.........poor thing.
It could be time for some puppy prozac.
Thanks for all you cyber support.
Hugs to all of you.
Steely