that title, I wonder if I have not ever used but good, too bad!
is anxiety in the stomach that I decided to type these few lines.
I expect a call from Dr that does not happen. I had almost forgotten this obsession with phone, high-heart and the breath at the slightest echo of the bell, and this need to calm all around not to miss this call at once feared and expected.
Still no news then. For me, the clock stopped there a little over two weeks. I tried to go back to work Monday. I took on me and I held three days. I was arrested again yesterday and again today. The work to oppress and mobilized all the useful energy in the portion of this course is waiting and questioning. Encouraged by my companion, my mother and the words of a colleague who echoed inside me, I decided to make another break. My doctor who sembalit quite understanding did not complain.
I look after myself and Phil. Whatever the outcome, this break has been necessary. Although the CHR announces good news is with my family that I have to share it. Anyway, time is serious. And though I do not feel sick, my anxiety has really become debilitating. Unable to concentrate, to project myself, I am now completely ineffective in the tasks that I perform.
short, relapse or not, I need to rest now.
My psychologist called me yesterday morning. Initially very stressed by this call came from the hospital, I was very happy to take it from me and talk to him a quarter of an hour. I wanted to thank her for her response to Dr. C. and inform him of the conversation me and Philip have had with him on February 13 (or more precisely what I remember of knowing that the days passed, I sink ever deeper into confusion). I have not taken up an appointment with Malika. She did not call for it and in my case, I prefer to avoid the hospital at the moment. Before concluding our telephone conversation, the psychologist wanted to make sure his presence with me, whatever happens and as it is in the service. It really feels good to hear these words.
I can not ignore the fact that Phil and mother also live with great anxiety the situation. They are still there and their presence is what counts most.
At the same time as I write, I keep an eye on my mobile phone. Still nothing.
My hematologist told me he would call me, that is reassuring news or not. The results have been theoretically fall the day before yesterday or yesterday and today, I know no more. I could call but I will not. I trust him. He said that I would know, he will. If not today, it will be early next week. And while I will not be notified, the waiting becomes increasingly difficult to manage emotionally, I think I will go back to work.
I will keep readers of this blog which, unfortunately - or fortunately if I see it as a resource - is again an important role in my life.