Day by Day with Parkinson's and Peripheral Neuropathy: A Weary Day Today

Day by Day with Parkinson's and Peripheral Neuropathy

I was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and Peripheral Neuropathy in 2006, but my symptoms seemed to take a turn in a different direction in late 2007. The current diagnosis is Essential Myoclonus. You will find record here of a my journey - coping with the testing, the medicines, nutrition, digestion problems, exercise, the emotions, and no telling what else!

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

A Weary Day Today

My legs have been dragging all day today, and I've been sighing a lot. I'm just tired all over, and I'm not exactly sure why. It may be the Dyflucan tablet I took last night that's doing it. I hope it's something that simple. I've been through two bottles of Nystatin, and I still have a little thrush on the back of my tongue, and the rest of my tongue is still coated. All this as a result of the high powered antibiotics it took to knock out the colitis I had up until a few weeks ago.

I had planned on going to church tonight, but it started raining a little before it was time to go, and DH was reluctant for me to get out, after being so tired all day. Oh well, I'll try again next Wednesday.

Labels: colitis, difficulty walking, thrush

1 Comments:

At 8/31/2006 8:45 AM , Ruth said...

You might be using muscles with the walker you didn't before...just an uneducated guess but sometimes at first using equipment is more work than you realize. *I* hate when I have to skip things and rest too!