February 8, 2012 4:52 AM MST

Indulgence Day - A welcome surprise!

I have to say that day 25 was the hardest day yet for me in PCP.  Been cruising along and enjoying it but my dog became ill a few days ago and the doctors haven't been able to determine the cause of his illness.   After he spent a few days in hospital I had to take him back in today and it was more confusion on why he wasn't recovering the way the doctors had expected.  I had to sit and wait for about 3 hours and the stress was really getting to me.  Work, PCP and what would happen next on this day?  I nearly started feeling ill myself and a tension headache quickly got a hold of me.  I thought about maybe I shouldn't be doing this at this time and really had questions whether it was going to be too much for me to keep going even though the progress made has been good.  I eventually was sent home with the dog without much encouragement but with some new medicine that hopefully will help him.  I lost a 17 year old dog last November and this one is 14.  I decided to do my exercises at home tonight so I come be around and keep an eye on him.  I had trouble logging in but found the indulgence message.   It couldn't have come on a better day.  I have pushed my resolve a little further and have decided that I will have a small cup of my favorite frozen yogurt tonight for my indulgence.  And tomorrow, we will face what it holds and keep moving on with my PCP and my life.

Sarah-k
Sarah K. said...

Sorry to hear about your dog, that's tough. 14 years - you can't help but get attached. 

PCP will make you a stronger person physically and mentally, so stay with it Keith. Even though it takes time, it will bring you heaps of rewards in so many other ways. Keep pushing on and find out for yourself.

February 8, 2012 8:57 AM
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