Response

The other morning I babbled about the regulation of my body temperature or should I say lack of. I got myself so worked up that instead of waiting to call the doctor when they opened, I pasted what I blogged about into an e-mail and sent it to him. He probably thinks I'm nuts, which I am (lol), but I don't care. He forwarded the e-mail to the oncology fellow who works with him and she called me later that day but of course I missed the call. Anyway, she called me the next day (yesterday) to tell me that they feel bad that I feel let down and not taken seriously. She booked me an appointment with my Neurologist and another Endocrinologist. I am already scheduled for my usual CT scan and to see my Oncologist at the beginning of December so hopefully I will have some answers by then. This may just be something that cannot be fixed but there are so many tests that have not been performed so until I exhaust those options I cannot settle for less. I'm the one who preaches that we know our bodies better than anyone and know when something is wrong. Trust your gut and don't give up. Every year I suffer and go through the same thing but I always give up once the spring hits because I can tolerate it much easier. It's a little funny how well the hockey and softball parents know me. They laugh at how bundled up I can get during practices and games! I know the answer, it's metabolic but I don't know enough apparently so I will begin a new venture and start my research.

So that's my update on that. I must go to work now. I am working for an after school program, the one my children used to attend. I actually used to work there many, many years ago and I am back part time.

Love and light,

Wendy