I am tired
 

I haven't been around muc. I am so tired. I don't know if it is the doxepin, the stroke, the operations or all of the above. I am beginning to keep up a little by little. Kay if your husband got a kinder job I bet he could control his drinking. His not speaking up and being so abused can expain his great escape.
Mari I am glad for you. Things sound so much better. Brokenfriend thank goodness you are feeling better.
best wishes
bobby

i just got a call. Maria my housekeeper isn't coming any more. She cut my hair so beautifully. Things have been sort of rocky between us. I don't know if she quit the agency or just me

oh how disappointing.
bizi

I'm happy to hear from you, Bobby :hug:

I wish thing were going better. You are probably right... being tired is likely a combination of several things. If it is the meds putting you over the top, I hope you adjust soon :hug:

I'm sorry about Maria. It's an unfortunate situation. Try not to take it personally. I hope the agency can get you someone new soon :hug:

i just did an internet search and it said that a stroke can leave you tired for months or more regardless if you rest. the agency already has a housekeeper lined up for Monday. My place is so messy. I got approval for the drug Silenor but since I can't tell the difference between the doxepin and silenor I will stay with the doxepin. I ave been losing my balance in the house a lot. Yesterday I went to the pooast office to mail my cousin his mother's bracelet. besides there not being able to read my writing i forgot to bring the zip code stella helped me today to mail the bracelet. Yes I am back with Stella.. I never stopped loving her I think she changed a bit after her month visiting relatives in Greece. she didn't have a nicee time. she was impressed that I was tested and wasn't afraid of death.

The loss of balance could be a side effect of the doxepin… please be very careful Bobby :hug::hug::hug:

Sometimes the post office will write in the zip code and deliver your letter or package even if you left it off. They may not return it to you, and I hope that's the case.

I hope that Stella respects you for how well you have dealt with all the challenges you have faced, realizes you don't need to be lectured anymore, and treats you in the loving way you deserve. I'm glad that she is back in your life. You have been friends for so long… this will give you a chance for a fresh start :hug:

i have had the loss of balance of balance before the doxepin. I will speak to the pt guy to see if he can give me exercises. It is getting scary. It just mainly happens in the apartment. I don't remember if it is happening more after i had the stroke. The postoffice tried to find the zip code but couldn't. It was washington dc.they even looked up the street address. I went home and found the zip code he sent me and came back the next day. Stella rewrote the addresses. I called her up last night and told her I loved her and thanked her for her help. she said she loved me to and to be careful. She saw me almost bump into something. She is job hunting now. She was laid off. She sold her second apartment and made a lot of money but lent it to her brother who bought another apartment so his daughter can go to school in Rye, a better school system. Now he has to fix up his other apartment and sell it and give the money back to Stella. He also has a home in Tahoe.mThey grew up ine a one room home in Greece with no electricity or plumbing.

Bobby

Please ask the PT that is concerning. I had these problems at one point. Now I get it every once in a while.

Donna :hug::grouphug:

If you mention your balance problems to your PT, he will definitely work on them with you. You may be more predisposed to balance problems at home if it is cluttered and you are trying to navigate it.

Stella has certainly come a long way. I hope she can find a good job.
I'm glad she's been helpful to you.

I am happy to hear about Stella back in your life.
Keep yourself safe, Bobby.

M