Back inside, I went through the motions, then tearfully I sat down and called mom. She was not very encouraging, so I politely hung up. That is when I saw my hubby's note...what to cook! I was not ready to do any kind of work today! But, he asked so sweetly, I had to push myself to do it. It took me all day, but I did it! I was just finishing up when he came in at 4PM. I felt good because after seeing I was in pain, he praised my efforts, and lavished me with accolades and love. He immediately took over, making sure I was taken care of first! I thanked God for this wonderful man.
This is what I cooked for my husband: Yum! Yum!
A bed of white fluffy rice. (Not steamed) |
Pork Cutlet added to the plate with asstorted peppers and onions |
I drizzled pan dripping over the top of rice and onto the plate |
As I write this post, the pain is almost unbearable, But let me tell you, my heart is happy. Being able to do what I did today, with what I call my "flare-up" was a big accomplishment for me! Soon, the pain will subside, with meds, and I'll be back to my old self...working and multi-tasking as usual. I thank God for His Mercy!
Ladies tell me about your living with fibromyalgia and how do you cope with flare-ups.
Thank you for your invitation to follow you. I am your latest follower. You are a brave woman fighting through the pain and choosing to live regardless of the pain you are in. I know little about your disease but I truly admire your spirit.
ReplyDeleteOh, I am sooo sorry you are suffering with the 'f'. Get better quickly, sweetie.
ReplyDeleteYour dinner looks lusciously scrumptious.
Have a beautiful eve ~
TTFN ~
Hugs,
Marydon
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Loretta, My neighbor has fibro and she has gone on a diet called the Hallaluha diet and can be found on the internet http://www.hacres.com/. She swears by it. It is a vegan diet but you dont have to go totally vegan if you dont want to. She has said her fibro is so much better. She seems better to me.I am lucky on that one but I have to fight other medical conditions right now so we must battle along and hope the Lord will give us the will to fight what we have to fight.
ReplyDeleteI'm here!
ReplyDeleteYou gotta keep putting one foot in front of the other and keep on going. When I have flare-up I usually feel worse when I lay around so I try to keep moving a bit. But try not to over-do it!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny because movement and exercise really help with Fibro yet can it can also hurt. You really have to know where the line is between to little and too much!
Hope you get to feeling better soon.
Yes it can hurt! I'm still having the problem, because I have 2 other chronic conditions with pain that I'm trying hard to endure. It is really not easy, but I constantly pray for endurance.
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your words of encouragement. Thanks so much! Luv-Loretta