ENDO Messages for March, 1999: Re: "Nice to see youre feeling better--" Grrr

Re: "Nice to see youre feeling better--" Grrr

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Wed Mar 31 18:09:06 1999

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To LitlGlory!

YES! I know exactly how you feel! Sometimes I get so sick of other people! And the other end of the spectrum, I also hate that when I finally do tell someone what's going on with me, then they constantly ask me how I'm feeling. I feel like saying, "I feel exactly the same as yesterday, so that means that I feel terrible!" or, I want to say, "It took all of the energy I could muster to even get to work today, and now that I'm here, all I can think about is being at home in bed!" I know that these peopple are just trying to be kind, but it does get on my nerves. Of course, if htey didn't ask me forever and ever, that would upset me, too. My emotions are all out of whack, so I never even know how I'm going to react to something. I get really annoyed when peope say that they hope I feel better soon...I just say, "Yeah, me too!" I totally know how you feel! I live there! I just tell those people how I'm doing that day, and move on. I really do hope that things will get better for you (maybe a new med. or something...Lupron didn't really work for me either). Joy in CA

anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:

> Does anyone else have a problem with people telling you how you feel by
> judging the way you look. Some times I will be in horrible pain , but people
> will come up and be like , Well , Im glad to see youre feeling good today. Or
> , you must be doing better. Grrrrrrrr , just because you look good on the
> outside doesnt mean youre not screaming on the inside. Sorry to vent , but I
> have been having a horrible time on tye Lupron , anyone thinking about going
> on it ... I say its a waste of time. I have been through hell and back on this
> treatment. In my opinion its terrible. My emotions have been off the wall , I
> hurt all the time , my bones are so soft that from the slightest movement , my
> back will hurt so badly that im bed ridden. I have horrible headaches that
> make me feel like Im going to pass out , chest pain , upper body numbness ,
> and horrible nausea , insomnia and exhaustion at the same time , oh and did I
> forget to mention the hot flashes that make you want to die? Anyways , I have
> heard Lupron works for some people , it just wasnt worth it for me , I think
> this is going to be my last shot.
>

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