Laura, that really sucks. I'm sorry.
Askye, thanks. I'm trying to figure out if it would be less stressful to call the company and request a new therapist through them or call my insurance and look for someone totally new.
I dragged myself out today with Mom because the baby needs diapers (I ordered the wrong size from Amazon and had to send them back), but I'm still in a lot of pain.
Funny story from the pediatrician yesterday. The pediatrician looked at the blanket we had ltc wrapped in which is pink with white skulls and crossbones, and said to ltc "there are skulls on your baby blanket, is that for Halloween?" To which I replied for the baby, "no, that's just mommy's aesthetic." To say she looked confused would be an understatement.
A woman almost hit Mom's car head on coming around the corner while texting. If Mom hadn't beeped, I don't think she would have ever looked up at the road.
My mom had that happen once too. She still talks about it.
It was terrifying, and of course Mom and I were both more freaked out because of ltc being in the backseat.
Penny is not a huntress. Either that or she really likes to stalk her prey. For the past day or so she's been acting weird and I finally realised...there's probably a mouse. No idea how it got in but she's been observing it I guess. I finally saw it and either she has injured it or it was just scared because it didn't move. It was hiding in a bag I dumped out because Penny was staring at it. At first I thought it was a play mouse and was like oh shit real mouse now what. Penny tapped it with her paw. I used the bag to scoop it up and put it outside. Odds are the neighbor's cat will get it but I won't have to deal with corpses or bits.
Unless there is another.
Paging Teppy: I took a regular small generic Claritan a few hours ago, and it just isn't touching my allergies. How bad would it be to take a Claritan D now?
Do you have any benadryl? If you do, I'd take that (you can take 2 at a time, but it might knock you out) and wait another 3-4 hours before taking Claritin D, just to space out the Claritin.
Despite what the box says, you *can* take Claritin and Claritin D twice a day for really severe allergies, but it's best to try to space them out, ideally by 8-12 hours.
It's 12-hour Claritan, not 24. Shoot. Benadryl doesn't do much for me, but I'll do that first. I'm supposed to tutor in two hours, so I don't want to fall back asleep. What I need mostly is the decongestant, which is why I'm regretting not taking the D to start with.
