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outlanderSenior Contributor

worried

hello everyone, im not really sure what im after. advice.. support...guidance.....

im a carer for my pop and has had to have a test done that was orginally thought a thyroid problem as hes had those in the past but since then have discovered a lump on his pancreas so hes jsut had one of those ct things where the dyes injected and now just awaiting results. and then he went to the drs today and now they want to do a lung biopsy. hes not too worried about it but im doing enough worrying for both of us and more.

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@outlander
Going steady here, hard to tell with Mr D in relation to pain, he can overdo things which doesn't help but hoping all will be OK in the long term.

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outlanderSenior Contributor

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glad things are going steady @Former-Member i really hope things will start to look up for you more though

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@outlander
Am grateful for the blessings that are too many to count, one of which includes a young forum friend.

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outlanderSenior Contributor

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Aww @Former-Member im grateful for you too and my forum family ❤❤

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outlanderSenior Contributor

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@Faith-and-Hope 👋❤

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outlanderSenior Contributor

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I wrote msg on previous page last night for you too F&H

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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor

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@outlander wrote:
I had to have a quick look at post viral fatigue. Ive never heard of it before but doesn't look to great. Is that from all the stress? Is that what you were talking about with the chemical imbalance? @Faith-and-Hope
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Yes re chemical imbalances @outlander.

Cant say difinitely that it has been caused by stress, but it is very likely a substantial contributor. Stress is known to weaken the immune system.

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outlanderSenior Contributor

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Sure is @Faith-and-Hope i hope things start to pick up for you soon and you'll be able to recover and manage a little better
Have you been remembering to self care with your walks and coffee shop? Your artworks?

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Faith-and-HopeSenior Contributor

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Walking, yes, but only as I can with bouts of fatigue happening .... but continuing to exercise is an important part of recovery. In saying that it is imperative to listen to your body, exercise gently, and stop when fatigue sets in .... so there has been a lot of stopping to rest as well.

Artwork .... not yet, but I did pick up the art gear .... 🎉

@outlander

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outlanderSenior Contributor

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Of course @Faith-and-Hope resting is also important in recovery too.
Have you found any new favourite coffee shops or massage palor for your foot massages?
Yay awesome you got your art gear together. Maybe soon you can do some or start a new a new project or small drawings when you can manage
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