RE: I guess I realize I overdo it everyday

[Guest guest]

Debra try my amino acid cocktail upon your 6th hr. W/ L-Tyrosine,Taurine and a

few others I've posted.

It's not to expensive for a 3mo. supply. Heck it just might help you thru the

rest of your shift.

My 2cents ! ! ! . . .

...........................................................................john

G.

To: Fibromyalgia_Support_Group@...: ladybug75901@...:

Fri, 7 Dec 2007 06:37:14 -0800Subject: I guess I realize I overdo it

everyday

Well folks, just to say first how much I care for all of you. I so appreciate

the people here.I was just thinking last night how I overdo everyday that I

work. I continue to work because I really don't know another option. Yesterday I

worked and had just had the day before off. I actually THOUGHT I had slept

better the night before going to work. It started like any other day with the

morning aches and pains. It got some better for several hours. But by the time I

was into the 6th hour of my shift.... the exhaustion set in so bad I could

hardly move. I have ONE friend at work who knows about this and actually

believes me. She will acknowledge it. She looked at me in about the last hour of

work and said, " Debra, you look awful. You must be feeling terrible. You have

these big bags under your eyes and I can tell that just in the last hour

something has changed with you " .. She was right. She is a medication aid and she

has always been one of my favorite people there since I started. I continue to

overdo just about everyday. I am in fear of the day the monster decides not to

let me work again. What an insecurity to live with.love,Debra

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In a message dated 12/7/2007 6:37:51 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

ladybug75901@... writes:

I continue to overdo just about everyday. I am in fear of the day the

monster decides not to let me work again. What an insecurity to live with.

That is awful to live with that insecurity, because it just feeds more

stress to the monster. I wish that I had magic words that I could say to you

so

that you wouldn't worry so much. But, I will keep you in my prayers, since

you are trying so hard to work in spite of this monster.

Love you,

Debi

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[Guest guest]

I am so glad to hear that you have at least one person at work who

understands and believes you have FM. I'm sure you do overdo by working,

but like you said, you don't really have a choice at this point. Keep

hanging in there as best you can, and we love you, too.

Jeanne in WI

> Well folks, just to say first how much I care for all of you. I so

> appreciate the people here.

>

> I was just thinking last night how I overdo everyday that I work. I

> continue to work because I really don't know another option. Yesterday I

> worked and had just had the day before off. I actually THOUGHT I had

> slept better the night before going to work. It started like any other

> day with the morning aches and pains. It got some better for several

> hours. But by the time I was into the 6th hour of my shift.... the

> exhaustion set in so bad I could hardly move.

> I have ONE friend at work who knows about this and actually believes me.

> She will acknowledge it. She looked at me in about the last hour of work

> and said, " Debra, you look awful. You must be feeling terrible. You have

> these big bags under your eyes and I can tell that just in the last hour

> something has changed with you " .. She was right.

>

> She is a medication aid and she has always been one of my favorite people

> there since I started.

>

> I continue to overdo just about everyday. I am in fear of the day the

> monster decides not to let me work again. What an insecurity to live

> with.

>

> love,

> Debra V.