Ok its fair to say that in the face of adversity I am normally a positive, upbeat, never give up type of person. But last night I have to admit I fell apart - could not stop crying.
I think that given all the curves I had already been thrown in the past week with other family members health issues, that my final straw was the pacer battery being low and having to face up to what may be a battle with the PCT coupled with probable deterioration in health.
I don't like 'feeling sorry for myself' and crying just gives you a headache and runny nose so nothing positive there then - so with this in mind I have regained my 'grip' and am back to my normal positive bouncy self today!!!
In this respect I am very fortunate this time around as running GastroParesis UK not only channels my mind but most definately helps me keep things in perspective.
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