I don't like being sick I don't like hurting and I don't
like waiting. (Duh!!! Well who does?) I had no idea that recovery would be so
taxing. My body went through complete shock and in that I had to have a blood
transfusion. I did not realize the depth of what was happening to me but in all
of that God had his hand on me and he still does. Once I arrived home that is
when the real challenges began to take place. It was hard getting comfortable,
not being able to sleep correctly because I could not lie flat on my back so
therefore I had to sleep sitting up.
My blood sugar would drop and I would be shaken uncontrollably.
And let’s not forget the wonderful night sweats, my sheets would be soaked.
(YUCK!!) This was not cool. It took three weeks for me to regain my full
appetite. The battle to eat was depressing. It was crazy because I would know I
need to eat but my mind and my stomach were not working together. After putting
two or three bites in my mouth I immediately became repulsed. My stomach was
constantly in knots and the gas pains were unbelievable. I am not going to
lie it did scare me but I knew I would be fine and this is all a part of the
process.
My outlook on the word RECOVERY is so different now! Me being the
nerd that I am I looked it up and the definition is simple;
restoration or return to any former and better state or condition. Furthermore
I had to allow myself to accept the process and be patient. Recovery
is all a part of the process!
Wow. That's amazing and encouraging. Thanks for sharing God's grace and favor over your life. God bless.
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