Goodness words just can't describe how much I adore this boy. He may look a lot like his dad but he has a lot of goodness in him because he has me in him.
So I see that people are reading my blog which is good, I appreciate any input, questions and advice from you guys. I guess the main thing on my mind is. I was wondering if anybody, who has had a brain tumour has experienced these same or similar symptoms? My symptoms consist of: Having headaches as strong as migraines which is best describe as the "worst headache ever" that doesn't go away. Having to take 3-5 cocodimols a day. A dull pressure in my head that I can feel. Enlarged pupils Poor concentration Slower thinking pace Poor patience Pain at the back of the eyes when you lean forwards Having to rest the head on a pillow or chair arm in the day Struggling to sleep Off vision and blurred even though I had 20/20 vision before pregnancy I used to multitask, think fast and was so intelligent before I got Sepsis in my pregnancy back in August. I survived that amazingly and gave birth to a beautiful baby boy called Leo. He's 1 now. He lives with hi...
Because I take quatiapine at night, and because of its sedative properties it makes me very tired in the morning. I have to really fight through that tiredness to wake up. Usually trying to drag myself into the shower helps to wake me up for the day. And then comes the all too familiar headaches that do not disappear. No matter how much pain medication I take. I've decided this month that I am going to check to get another MRI brain time with the blue ink contrast. So I have to save up £400 again and phone my neurogragist and somehow convince them to give me another scan. Because I believe they have definitely missed something. I've tried to tell my parents for quite some time now but they don't believe me because of the previous results. So this time, I really hope that they find the root of the cause. But I start thinking.. I'm not the same person I was before I was pregnant and the sepsis got ahold of me. I am very forgetful, my mind works at a much slower pace now...
Sertraline, does it actually work? I have this in a morning 50mg worth it used to be a lot higher 300mg worth at one point. But I've gradually reduced the dose to see how my reactions are and how I respond, because higher sertraline does make your eyes sting when you cry, I'm wondering if that caused a blur effect to my eyesight previously.
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