NeuroTalk Support Groups - At the infusion center

I'm home!

and I feel more numb. My right knee is really numb. I was afraid to drive home but did it anyways and now I'm terrified to drive my car (a stick shift!) because my feet are numb. I drove home in socked feet, and probably should have done it totally barefoot.

I'm taking a taxi tomorrow morning. (that way my car can stay in a nice garage at home and not get hailed on in any surprise thunderstorms, and I wont risk crashing it with numb legs)

At least the IV port is in a more convenient spot this time. (on the side of my forearm and not in the crook of my elbow. More comfy that way)

My mom is getting so screwed over this week. With my sister being here and pretty much taking advantage of how nice my mom is...and then my mom is going to be stuck home alone the rest of the week while I'm getting dripped into and my sister is out looking for a house/hanging with a friend/getting her kid in school/hanging with a friend.

I dont feel like going out again today, but I'm insisting that my dad do something for my mom when he gets home. Aside from taking her to her physical therapy session for her shoulder. He needs to do something for her since she's getting all the inconvenience from having to deal with my sister.

We found out what was wrong with the toilet last night that it overflowed. Someone in the house has been flushing something in that toilet that shouldnt be flushed. (it wasnt me. I dont use that one!) We have had 3 extra people in the house, and they're using that toilet pretty exclusively, so either they flushed something they shouldnt have, or that toilet cant handle having 3 extra people using it.

I just feel really bad for how screwed over my mom is getting with the houseguests and with me being MSish. It sucks. Hopefully my dad can take her somewhere to reward her for having to sit around at home alone.

I'm going to go take a nap. That IV felt like it was sucking the energy out of me instead of dripping IVSM into me.