My Diary (baclofen)
omg. That had me rolling and I'll add it to my repertoire of things that make me smile.
The last TAL I listened to, and I listened again last night, was DIY about the guy who took it upon himself to learn legalese and save an innocent man from a lifetime of incarceration. That's moving. Maybe even tear-worthy. (tho, ftr, I didn't cry.)
Love that show. Have you listened to Mothradio? It's newish and AMAZING.
Glad you're clear/here. Have you thought about what you're going to do if you have to return to work and are still taking high-dose-bac?
Hope it's a good night!
:ls
Important note: I don't like those words very much, either. Somnolence? What the hell is that? (I know, it just means nothing to me.) None of us are doctors, or those that are are unable to be doctors here. We are all playing doctor with exactly one patient. Keep that in mind, folks!
edostan;1070604 wrote:[list type=decimal][*]Cravings way way up. Have not subsided since my last update.[*]Ability to drink waning. I just can't drink as much as I could before.[*]Sleepiness, comes suddenly, but also goes.[*]Short-term memory problems bordering on severe. Not working this month, so it's not so bad. But I find myself standing in a location (in front of a cabinet, or in the bathroom, for example) thinking "huh? wha?".Short-term memory problems bordering on severe. Not working this month, so it's not so bad. But I find myself standing in a location (in front of a cabinet, or in the bathroom, for example) thinking "huh?, wha?".Insomnia.]
:H I think I experienced all of these fairly regularly. The craving? That subsided without my noticing. I would humbly suggest looking for it. I think I drank right on through a lot of opportunities to not drink. You don't have that luxury,
, thankfully. I'm glad she's back.
The standing thinking "huh, wha?". Dude, that's just my life. I'm much better now on 220mg of bac than I have been in more than a decade. Now it's actually frustrating when I can't find my coffee/glasses/keys. Before it was just a fact of life.
edostan;1070604 wrote:Emotional. A lot of John Boehner moments. If you aren't American, he is the top Republican ＊ in the lower house of the US congress. He cries in every interview. I listened to a "This American Life" podcast on Monday. Teared up 3 times in about 40 minutes.[/list type=decimal]
:H I think I experienced all of these fairly regularly. The craving? That subsided without my noticing. I would humbly suggest looking for it. I think I drank right on through a lot of opportunities to not drink. You don't have that luxury,
, thankfully. I'm glad she's back.The standing thinking "huh, wha?". Dude, that's just my life. I'm much better now on 220mg of bac than I have been in more than a decade. Now it's actually frustrating when I can't find my coffee/glasses/keys. Before it was just a fact of life.
edostan;1070604 wrote:Emotional. A lot of John Boehner moments. If you aren't American, he is the top Republican ＊ in the lower house of the US congress. He cries in every interview. I listened to a "This American Life" podcast on Monday. Teared up 3 times in about 40 minutes.[/list type=decimal]
The last TAL I listened to, and I listened again last night, was DIY about the guy who took it upon himself to learn legalese and save an innocent man from a lifetime of incarceration. That's moving. Maybe even tear-worthy. (tho, ftr, I didn't cry.)
Love that show. Have you listened to Mothradio? It's newish and AMAZING.
Glad you're clear/here. Have you thought about what you're going to do if you have to return to work and are still taking high-dose-bac?
Hope it's a good night!
:ls
Important note: I don't like those words very much, either. Somnolence? What the hell is that? (I know, it just means nothing to me.) None of us are doctors, or those that are are unable to be doctors here. We are all playing doctor with exactly one patient. Keep that in mind, folks!
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