His and Her Health

Just wanted to check in with you to see how you were doing tonignt?

Well, honestly, I'm a little down. I haven't had the heart to do my "treatments" the past two days.<P>I have little hope.<P>I hope you are doing okay. I have discovered things in life that I probably would not have had I remained whole/normal.<P>I have to deal with this with courage; not let it ruin my life. Find joy and purpose with a lot of me gone.<P><BR>Things will work out. You take care of yourself and thanks so much for thinking of me.<P>l<BR>

Well I just wanted to see how you were doing.<BR>I am sorry that you are down but I do think of you probably because in a sense I understand the saddness and loss of hope that goes with FSD issues because I have felt those feeling intensely too. <P>I am doing ok today. It helped me to know that another poster-Mavis-has not received a response by e-mail from Dr G. Frankly I thought maybe he was blowing me off or ignoring my e-mails because I had done something that bugged him. My guess is that the reason we are not hearing from him is because he is swamped. Thus, if we need to get a response from him sooner rather than later then we need to call the office. In my case I do not need a quick response to my e-mails. I suppose I have gotten so used to e-mail correspondence, that when the routine changes it throws me off a tad.<P>I also get anxious slightly before going to see him, even though I think he is a good dr. and now I worry some what that the visit may not be as good as the others because the routine is changing- no e-mails.<BR>So in turn I wonder will the visit be different than what I have been accustomed to.<P>Sorry for such a long e-mail, but sometimes it helps to type out my concerns.<BR>Take care and thank you for asking me how I am doing.