For the past three days I’ve awakened nauseous and feeling like I was hit by a truck — which really isn’t that unusual for me. After so many years of waking up feeling like this, I don’t remember very quickly that an Octreotide injection will help, and a double dose is what is needed (Dr. S said that doubling up is okay). I think it’s kind of like pain medication in that if you don’t stay ahead of it — it only gets worse.
I also took several two hour naps — Carcinoid or Anemia? Who knows. Right now my hands and feet are so swollen they almost hurt, but I’m not due for another injection until 10 or 11.
The next four days I’ll be taking classes in Des Moines (leaving at 7am) and am a little concerned about how my energy levels will be. I’ve found that if I have a day with lots of sleeping/relaxing, I can usually have a couple of good full work days.
I am praying that God will do more that I could imagine to ask for you, my dear mighty prayer warrior. Don't forget to praise Him in this storm–very powerful. I still hold on to many of the “words” you had for me with expectancy.
“Rejoice in the Lord always, I will say it again, rejoice.
Let your gentleness be evident to all the Lord is near.
DO NOT be anxious about anything; but in every situation by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving present your requests to God and the peace of God which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. Phil 4: 4-
Praying for God's mighty power to redeem all of you,
Love you
Carol
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