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This was not meant to be a moan, though it seems to have turned into one, I am just wondering how other T2s are getting on, I seem to have some good days where I can almost forget about my T2. Then there are the not so good days, today being the latter. I did not sleep well last night, unfortunately, other half has early Parkinsons and one of the symptoms is restlessness at night, he gets up for hours at a time at night and sometimes wakes me, last night I could not get to sleep until well after 3.30 pm. Result, wake up feeling absolute rubbish, also, a rare occurrence for me - I missed my 1000g metformin two days ago, and had (bad I know) indulged in some Easter choc, normally stick rigidly to high percentage dark choc, but had a bad moment and ate too much of the Lindt milk choc, oh but it was so delicious and not had milk chocolate in yonks . However, went grocery shopping and felt really bad after walking around for a while, legs felt heavy and slightly nauteous and my leg muscles have a twitchy feel to them - and just an overall feeling of yuck, to the point that I had to leave husband to sort out the rescan at the checkout to go and sick down. luckily two nice members came to his assistance. Felt bad, as I said he has early stage Parkinsons. I rarely get upset about my T2, but today - felt quite low over it all, and though I did let my husband see _ i was almost in tears, and thinking that we are coming a pair of old crocks at just 60! I am normally really young in my outlook and try to keep going whatever.
We have also been decorating, and this has been quite physically demanding as hubby cannot do as much as he used to and I had to help a lot more, my daughter has kindly offered some help but has two small children and can only do so when her husband is home. My legs play me up - I have mentioned this on another post, I think I have peripheral neuropathy but GP does not seem to think so!
Anyway, the long and the short of this rather gloomy and boring post is, just wondering if others come up with similar issues and feelings. Like, sometimes I really wish this illness would go away - then I think other people have it so much worse and I should not moan :roll:
We have also been decorating, and this has been quite physically demanding as hubby cannot do as much as he used to and I had to help a lot more, my daughter has kindly offered some help but has two small children and can only do so when her husband is home. My legs play me up - I have mentioned this on another post, I think I have peripheral neuropathy but GP does not seem to think so!
Anyway, the long and the short of this rather gloomy and boring post is, just wondering if others come up with similar issues and feelings. Like, sometimes I really wish this illness would go away - then I think other people have it so much worse and I should not moan :roll: