Guest guest Posted April 5, 2009 Report Share Posted April 5, 2009 Hey guysMy heart is about to burst at times.I am so afraid to hope that this will stick.Even after messing up yesterday and eating ice cream, I feel better today than I have in decades. Even before the fatigue set in I had awful tension and anxiety and didn't know it until way later. So I feel better than when I was in my twenties because I know how do deal with the anxiety and the LDN has brought my 'self' back! I woke up at 2:15 and took my LDN, but only to reinforce the habit. I really didn't think it would do anything (because of the ice cream).I went back to sleep, and slept (off and on) until 7:30, then lolled in bed with a headache, and feeling kinda lousy. Then about I dunno, 8:30 or 9, I just got up, and I haven't set still all day except for just a few minutes to read my email and write a couple messages to people! After making a big batch of GF waffles, and eating lunch, I grabbed the dog, threw her in the back of the truck, and we went to the dog park, where I chatted happily with the dog people and petted all the tykes. Came home cleaned some in the kitchen, fed the dog, cleaned in the back yard, moved some stuff around. Then I realized what was happening, and I swear, I almost cried. I had to call my husband and talk to him for a few minutes just to distract myself. He was happily surprised when I told him I had been to the dog park. I had gotten so bad I was afraid to drive myself anywhere, and really just didn'r feel motivated to go anywhere. So me getting out alone is just wonderful. I am being careful not to do too much, because I feel strong again, and I know I will need to give my atrophied muscles time to catch up!THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOURobinWhere it is such a beautiful day and I feel happy just to be alive again! -- Warmest Regards,Robin Little Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2009 Report Share Posted April 6, 2009 Hi Robin, I am so happy for you, and so hopeful for my own outcome when I finally go on LDN. Robin, I can't remember from your past posts, but what were your health issues requiring LDN, did you have MS, or fibro? hugz, Carolyn so very very happy for you! > > Hey guys > My heart is about to burst at times. > I am so afraid to hope that this will stick. > Even after messing up yesterday and eating ice cream, I feel better today > than I have in decades. Even before the fatigue set in I had awful tension > and anxiety and didn't know it until way later. So I feel better than when I > was in my twenties because I know how do deal with the anxiety and the LDN > has brought my 'self' back! > I woke up at 2:15 and took my LDN, but only to reinforce the habit. I really > didn't think it would do anything (because of the ice cream). > I went back to sleep, and slept (off and on) until 7:30, then lolled in bed > with a headache, and feeling kinda lousy. Then about I dunno, 8:30 or 9, I > just got up, and I haven't set still all day except for just a few minutes > to read my email and write a couple messages to people! > After making a big batch of GF waffles, and eating lunch, I grabbed the dog, > threw her in the back of the truck, and we went to the dog park, where I > chatted happily with the dog people and petted all the tykes. Came home > cleaned some in the kitchen, fed the dog, cleaned in the back yard, moved > some stuff around. Then I realized what was happening, and I swear, I almost > cried. I had to call my husband and talk to him for a few minutes just to > distract myself. He was happily surprised when I told him I had been to the > dog park. I had gotten so bad I was afraid to drive myself anywhere, and > really just didn'r feel motivated to go anywhere. So me getting out alone is > just wonderful. > I am being careful not to do too much, because I feel strong again, and I > know I will need to give my atrophied muscles time to catch up! > THANK YOU > THANK YOU > THANK YOU > Robin > Where it is such a beautiful day and I feel happy just to be alive again! > -- > Warmest Regards, > Robin Little > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2009 Report Share Posted April 6, 2009 Dear Robin, It is stories like yours that vindicate all the hard work of folks who promote LDN and have the courage to give it a try! Thanks you for sharing your wonderful enthusiasm and spirit with the group. May LDN continue to bless you. Konnie > > Hey guys > My heart is about to burst at times. > THANK YOU > THANK YOU > THANK YOU > Robin > Where it is such a beautiful day and I feel happy just to be alive again! > -- > Warmest Regards, > Robin Little > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2009 Report Share Posted April 6, 2009 Blessings indeed. Nuala From: low dose naltrexone [mailto:low dose naltrexone ] On Behalf Of Robin Little Sent: 05 April 2009 21:39 low dose naltrexone Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Day two update... Hey guys My heart is about to burst at times. I am so afraid to hope that this will stick. Even after messing up yesterday and eating ice cream, I feel better today than I have in decades. Even before the fatigue set in I had awful tension and anxiety and didn't know it until way later. So I feel better than when I was in my twenties because I know how do deal with the anxiety and the LDN has brought my 'self' back! I woke up at 2:15 and took my LDN, but only to reinforce the habit. I really didn't think it would do anything (because of the ice cream). I went back to sleep, and slept (off and on) until 7:30, then lolled in bed with a headache, and feeling kinda lousy. Then about I dunno, 8:30 or 9, I just got up, and I haven't set still all day except for just a few minutes to read my email and write a couple messages to people! After making a big batch of GF waffles, and eating lunch, I grabbed the dog, threw her in the back of the truck, and we went to the dog park, where I chatted happily with the dog people and petted all the tykes. Came home cleaned some in the kitchen, fed the dog, cleaned in the back yard, moved some stuff around. Then I realized what was happening, and I swear, I almost cried. I had to call my husband and talk to him for a few minutes just to distract myself. He was happily surprised when I told him I had been to the dog park. I had gotten so bad I was afraid to drive myself anywhere, and really just didn'r feel motivated to go anywhere. So me getting out alone is just wonderful. I am being careful not to do too much, because I feel strong again, and I know I will need to give my atrophied muscles time to catch up! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Robin Where it is such a beautiful day and I feel happy just to be alive again! -- Warmest Regards, Robin Little Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2009 Report Share Posted April 6, 2009 Awesome Robin!! Robin Little wrote: > Hey guys > My heart is about to burst at times. > I am so afraid to hope that this will stick. > Even after messing up yesterday and eating ice cream, I feel better > today than I have in decades. Even before the fatigue set in I had > awful tension and anxiety and didn't know it until way later. So I > feel better than when I was in my twenties because I know how do deal > with the anxiety and the LDN has brought my 'self' back! > I woke up at 2:15 and took my LDN, but only to reinforce the habit. I > really didn't think it would do anything (because of the ice cream). > I went back to sleep, and slept (off and on) until 7:30, then lolled > in bed with a headache, and feeling kinda lousy. Then about I dunno, > 8:30 or 9, I just got up, and I haven't set still all day except for > just a few minutes to read my email and write a couple messages to people! > After making a big batch of GF waffles, and eating lunch, I grabbed > the dog, threw her in the back of the truck, and we went to the dog > park, where I chatted happily with the dog people and petted all the > tykes. Came home cleaned some in the kitchen, fed the dog, cleaned in > the back yard, moved some stuff around. Then I realized what was > happening, and I swear, I almost cried. I had to call my husband and > talk to him for a few minutes just to distract myself. He was happily > surprised when I told him I had been to the dog park. I had gotten so > bad I was afraid to drive myself anywhere, and really just didn'r feel > motivated to go anywhere. So me getting out alone is just wonderful. > I am being careful not to do too much, because I feel strong again, > and I know I will need to give my atrophied muscles time to catch up! > THANK YOU > THANK YOU > THANK YOU > Robin > Where it is such a beautiful day and I feel happy just to be alive again! > -- > Warmest Regards, > Robin Little Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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