Woe Is Me
I am not wallowing in self pity. I know that things could be WAY worse. But seriously, bedrest is so boring.
And terbutaline is a medicine made by the devil! I feel like I am fighting nature and therefore being punished. Hand tremors, palpitations, drenching sweats…just to name a few of the fabulous side effects that hit me like a giant wave about an hour after I take each dreaded pill. UGH.
Tomorrow I am supposed to go back to work on “light duty” for a few hours each day. While still taking the terbutaline. Heh. I am thrilled to be getting out of bed and back to the OR, but definitely amused by the thought of it all. First off- it’s not like I can safely operate like this. The tremor in my hands alone is prohibitive. Secondly, if I stand up for more than 5 minutes I start having contractions. I seriously doubt that will change over night. So now I am stuck with somewhat of a conundrum. Go back to work and be minimally helpful (and risk going in to labor before I hit the 36 week mark), or stay home and keep burning my precious 12 weeks off. What to do, what to do…
Bryson says- “If you could only be half as cool as me!”
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