Emotions

By Nancy -
Have you ever had one of those days where every little thing makes you cry? That has been today for me. I am not sure if it is the increased medications or if I am just having an emotional breakdown. Thank God I am a woman, people probably just think I'm hormonal or pre-menstrual, or both!

I thought I would let you know the plan. I started on Cipro (antibiotic) and Cellcept (anti-rejection) on Friday. Yesterday, I started a prednisone taper starting at 100 mg and working down. Hopefully today I will be able to get inhaled TOBI from the pharmacy (another antibiotic) and get started on that. I thought my pill minder was full before, now it is overflowing! Please God, let this work!

I am feeling very run down, probably a mixture of the rejection and the infection. It is scary to feel like this again, it has been a while.

Keep those prayers coming, we all KNOW they work!

My love and thanks to you all! Nancy

Comments

maryellen said…
We're praying, Nancy! Please call if we can help in any way. I'd be happy to take Hannah to any of the upcoming Irish dances.
March 1, 2010 at 12:00 PM
Jamie said…
I hope it all works too. . . I would bet your 100mg of prednisone is your culprit for the emotional roller coaster ~ that's pretty tough stuff and compared to the 5mg you were on.. . . When I had my infection and was hospitalized last year, I felt really lethargic. NO ENERGY~ I just wanted to sleep. So you're probably spot on with that. This too will pass :) I am glad to hear they do not have you in the hospital though! Please keep us updated. You are ALWAYS in my prayers. Love ya!
March 1, 2010 at 1:48 PM
Blomquist Blog said…
Nance,

I hope you take this time to rest! I hope the new medications will make you feel better and stronger each day! We are praying diligently for you and hoping that you will recover from this bump!

You are amazing! I love you and wish I could be there to give you a HUGE hug! Hang in there my dear!

I love you!

Debbie
March 1, 2010 at 4:59 PM
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