I'm thinking, oh my god x3 thank god the week is nearly over
I may cry when i see a chair i can sit down in
I may cry when i see a chair i can sit down in
I know it's pretty much impossible, but try not to worry. The main thing is that they have noted your high blood pressure - when you next see your midwife or whoever you normally see for the pregnancy stuff (I know it can vary country to country), just make sure he/she is aware of it too. They won't (or at least shouldn't) dismiss it and can maybe help reassure you and show you ways of safely lowering your blood pressure if need be.I was seeing a doctor tomorrow because of long-lasting headache. Turned out my blood pressure has gone up like a damn rocket in a short time.
It was fine when I measured it back home, but I can't help it, I'm really worried and all I can think of is counting weeks and odds of survival.
Thanks. While I recognize it's not a very good way to stay in constant worry when my blood pressure should definitely be lowered by any means necessary, and not risen by stress, it's easier said than done. But it always feels good to hear someone talk (or write) with facts in a calm manner.I know it's pretty much impossible, but try not to worry. The main thing is that they have noted your high blood pressure - when you next see your midwife or whoever you normally see for the pregnancy stuff (I know it can vary country to country), just make sure he/she is aware of it too. They won't (or at least shouldn't) dismiss it and can maybe help reassure you and show you ways of safely lowering your blood pressure if need be.
It totally sucks that you can't see baby all the time and know he/she is doing fine...maybe one day in the future that will be a standard thing: everyone gets their own ultrasound monitor for the duration of their pregnancy. I know I would have liked that.
If it was pre-eclampsia, they would be monitoring you very closely. As it is, it's probably too early to diagnose something like that, like you say, but that doesn't mean they will ignore you.Thanks. While I recognize it's not a very good way to stay in constant worry when my blood pressure should definitely be lowered by any means necessary, and not risen by stress, it's easier said than done. But it always feels good to hear someone talk (or write) with facts in a calm manner.
I'm trying to think that I'm in such an early stage, so probably it's not a pre-eclampsia yet. Thus, headache and high blood pressure might just be caused by practically anything else. And even if it was an early sign of pre-eclampsia, it's not going to cause a convulsion or anything anytime soon, so I should not worry too much.
I got instructed with monitoring my blood pressure at home 2-3 times a day (which is not a good way to relieve stress either...) and it seems it's sort of going back and forth. From 145/95 to something like 100/60 in two or three hours. I'll take that as a good sign, at least it's not a constant increase. Headache and sight disturbances are still on, but it's been like that for weeks, so... *shrugs*
Just when I got rid of hypochondria... at least now it's not being hypochondric about myself, so I think it's somewhat less of a shame.
Reminds me... I need to check up on my doc for a blood test...I was seeing a doctor tomorrow because of long-lasting headache. Turned out my blood pressure has gone up like a damn rocket in a short time.
It was fine when I measured it back home, but I can't help it, I'm really worried and all I can think of is counting weeks and odds of survival.
I personally consider health centers safer places than a regular grocery store. But that's just an assumption, based on nothing else but my own thoughts about hygiene matters and such.Reminds me... I need to check up on my doc for a blood test...
But the whole pandemic thing is making me scared... again.
Well, woke up to the worst of nightmares for a good while. The hell with it. If I survived from that really happening, I can handle some reliving with nightmares and emotional flashbacks as well.Tomorrow is The Big Day. Mother's Day.
Can't say I'm not scared, but I expected a lot more flashbacks and panic attacks this week.
The struggle is real. Once I really tried to find "docks". I misstyped it with one letter and Google Maps guided me to a little store with flashing red lights on the windows.When you are trying to say you are "looking for fuel" but because "D" and "F" are so close on the keyboard, you accidentally typed that you are "looking for duel".
So a bunch of guys wielding swords, axes and maces are waiting at your doorstep.
Curse the closeness of these letters...The struggle is real. Once I really tried to find "docks".
Or "Peking Duck", misspelling "U" with one key to the right.Curse the closeness of these letters...
Imagine wanting "Peking Duck" but once again, "D" and "F" are too close...
Would you rather open your doors and see....When you are trying to say you are "looking for fuel" but because "D" and "F" are so close on the keyboard, you accidentally typed that you are "looking for duel".
So a bunch of guys wielding swords, axes and maces are waiting at your doorstep.
The last one.Would you rather open your doors and see....
Pick one, no take-backs.
- guys with swords, axes, and maces
- guys with cowboy hats, dusters, and pistols, ready to take ten paces and turn
- guys with spiked wigs and a Millennium Puzzle screaming about the Heart of the Cards
You would risk having your soul sent into the Shadow Realm?The last one.