In keeping with the theme of my life, my disability appointment was rescheduled for October 19th, three weeks from now! I feel so angry and sick of this. I couldn’t wait to have my interview and drop off the ton of stuff I have and put it in God’s (and the government’s) hands. Now it is all still sitting here.
The woman with whom I rescheduled my interview with encouraged me to apply on the internet and drop off my documentation, but from what I know it is best to do everything in person. But wait three more weeks? And how do you just walk into the office without an appointment and say, Oh, here’s a hundred pages, can you put that with my online application? I’m just not sure what to do. I’m going to research but if anyone has any advice I would appreciate it.
Tomorrow Grant and I see the therapist for Tyler’s stress issue. It’s a rough week all around. Wednesday is an appointment with my therapist, my primary care physician AND my cat’s veterinary appointment and Thursday I will have the rest of my dental work done.
Life rocks.
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About mamasick
Emily Cullen is a pen-name. A former local radio personality for seven years, I still remain active in the voiceover business. My husband, “Grant”, and I have been married since 2002 and have already experienced the “worse, “poorer, ” and “sickness ” of marriage. We both suffer from chronic illnesses and diseases which have progressed. My diseases include Rheumatoid Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, and most, recently and seriously, Lupus.
Despite all of the challenges we have faced, we were able to have a little boy, “Tyler,” born in September of 2006, which is the best thing to ever happen to us. Tyler has been classified as a “special needs” child with diagnoses which include Anxiety, OCD, and Tourette’s Syndrome. We also share our home with two cats.
We live in New Jersey and I enjoy reading fiction and learning more about taking care of my son. Before my son, I used to enjoy watching movies…watching television for that matter! Before Lupus I enjoyed fine dining and fine wine.
No longer able to work, I am now wondering, “What will I do with the rest of my (somewhat) young life?” Blogging sounds like a good start!
