March 13, 2007

Hit The Ground Running

Yes, it’s a Foghat song (I originally thought REO Speedwagon, and Johnny Lang re-did it, I hear).  No, I wasn’t listening to it. 

Today is the day.  The day I see my doctor.  And I’m scared.  Not about seeing him.  Not about finding out what’s wrong with my body. 

I’m scared that I won’t be strong.  I’m afraid I won’t hold my ground when he tells me I’m fine.  I’m afraid he’ll laugh at me and tell me that I just need to “stick with it.”

I’m afraid I’ll get up and run the minute he walks into the exam room.

What the hell is wrong with me?

I’m starting to wonder if my subconscious knows that something is wrong and is trying to sabotage me. 

I’m also freaking out because maybe I’m losing my ever-loving mind.

Wish me luck.  Three-thirty is only two hours away. 

I’m going to run away.

Posted by Dana @ 12:32 pm • Uncategorized   
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8 Responses to “Hit The Ground Running”

  1. Stand your ground, Dana! I once spent 5 hours in an out-of-town ER on Thanksgiving to be told there was nothing wrong when clearly there was - it was 3 more days before I finally got home and my own doctor ordered an ultrasound to find out. I was about 3ml from a burst bladder by the time I got to the local ER!

    If you’re afraid you might forget what to ask or tell, write it down. That helps a LOT, especially if you have the kind of doctor who likes to barely whisk through the room and say “hi.”

  2. Thank you! I’m going to do my best. I really am!

  3. Wish you luck.
    Let us know what happens…You can’t run, you have to blog!

  4. Good luck. Please don’t run away. Hang in there.

  5. Sorry, I was in a hurry when I wrote that first comment… my point was, if I had stood my ground and asked questions and not let them tell me “nothing’s wrong with you” at the first ER, I would not have had to endure three more days of pain and fear. So if you know something’s wrong, make sure you tell them everything you can about it and make them do a test if you feel that’s what you need!

  6. Good luck, you’ll be just fine, no worries.

    Keep on keeping on!

  7. It’s is just about 3:30, so I’m thinking strong confident ju-ju at you right now.

  8. I hope everything went well. I’m thinking of you.

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