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Apr. 5th, 2019 10:40 pmFrom my point of view, Cordelia's concert last night went well. I didn't have a migraine, and I didn't feel dizzy while we were finding seats or during the concert. My right shoulder hurt pretty badly the whole time, and my hands were unhappy, but I didn't feel like I needed to flee.
The kids all seemed to be having fun performing which was a plus.
I tried to nap this afternoon but had trouble breathing. The c-pap indicated that I had about ten times as many interruptions to my breathing in the hour and a half as I would normally have at night. It's possibly the remnants of the cold I caught from Scott (though I didn't have this issue over night) and possibly that I tried using a smaller pillow under my neck. I didn't even manage to fall asleep, so I feel kind of cheated out of my time.
I normally sleep flat on my back with my head and shoulders on the mattress and a pillow around my neck, one of those partial circle pillows meant for neck support on long car trips. The one I normally use becomes painful over the course of a night, and I can't usually sleep more than six hours. I tried a thinner pillow this afternoon in hopes that it would be as helpful on the breathing front and hurt less.
The kids all seemed to be having fun performing which was a plus.
I tried to nap this afternoon but had trouble breathing. The c-pap indicated that I had about ten times as many interruptions to my breathing in the hour and a half as I would normally have at night. It's possibly the remnants of the cold I caught from Scott (though I didn't have this issue over night) and possibly that I tried using a smaller pillow under my neck. I didn't even manage to fall asleep, so I feel kind of cheated out of my time.
I normally sleep flat on my back with my head and shoulders on the mattress and a pillow around my neck, one of those partial circle pillows meant for neck support on long car trips. The one I normally use becomes painful over the course of a night, and I can't usually sleep more than six hours. I tried a thinner pillow this afternoon in hopes that it would be as helpful on the breathing front and hurt less.
