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Date: | Fri, 26 Sep 1997 13:16:11 -0400 |
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Kirsten,
I can sympathize with you. For the last few months, I have been
exactly as you describe. But my doctor and I did do some work together
and he says I have FM. I thought knowing why these things were happening
would make me feel better. No way. One day it got so bad, I started
crying and could not stop for 5 days, almost. My husband got scared and
called the therapist I see occasionally. She booked me in with a doctor
in her department. He put me on Zoloft, an antidepressant. The only
difference now is that I have a lot of nausea and diarrhea. My husband
is also very understanding about the house. I have been taking so much
time out of work, I'm afraid I may lose my job. But do I care? We need
the money, but I seem to have grown to hate my job. Maybe because it
takes me out of the house. Even some of the things I was interested in
before do not interest me anymore.
Good luck and take care.
Diane
Kirsten Sjostedt wrote:
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> I read everyone's postings about lack of cooking, undone housework
> and sheer tiredness. I am having a very hard time coping with
> things. I'm trying to work a fulltime job (just been put on a sort
> of "probation" as well which is another story and makes it no easier
> for me).
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> Kirsten Sjostedt [Programmer, Icon Media Lab, Stockholm, Sweden]
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> (ObTag) "The crosses people bear are seldom in plain sight." - Unknown
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