Daniel has been home for almost two weeks but I’m still… flattened.
[+] I met with the case worker for Medi-Cal today and she was great — she treated me like a person and we did everything we could to get the case closed with what I had on me today. Unfortunately, she does need some more documentation. Drats!
[+] I’ve had a definite “pain day” today. Fibro really sucks. There’s no two ways about it.
[+] People have been telling me how wonderful I am and how amazing I handled the situation with Daniel. Thing is… other than two people from Metanoia, I don’t think anyone knows about the tears I shed, the helpless feelings, the angst, and anything else I went through. Our organist had no idea that I didn’t go home at night — she thought I commuted every day. I couldn’t commute with Daniel at this age — I honestly didn’t feel like I could leave him and I don’t think there’s a person out there who would fault me for that. Granted, I did leave the hospital to go out to dinner three times and to go to Michael’s once as well as showers every 3-4 days. (If it tells you guys how intense things were, showering was not a priority.)
There’s a video that fits my life…
Darn documentation. We have that dilemma with Canadian immigration all the time, it sucks. It sounds like you are a great mom. It would be so hard to watch your baby go through all that, and then have to continue those shots at home! Good for you, and hope that your pain gets better today.
we almost served two parishes in canada so it’s good to know that canadian immigration can be picky.