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Mar. 20th, 2014 11:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckSo far, so good with the headache. I'm not sure which of the things I did is helping, but I don't currently have a headache. The real test will be tomorrow morning. I've been waking up with these headaches.
I really hope the headache has broken. I'm almost out of naratriptan. My insurance will only cover nine tablets at a time (I usually use about two a month, so it's not a really big deal) because, even as a generic, this stuff is expensive. My prescription has expired, so I can't refill it. I sent a message to my doctor, asking for a new prescription, but I don't know how long it will take her to get around to it. I'm hoping she won't have a problem with doing it. I saw her at the end of January.
Scott was supposed to start PT for his knees today, but the clinic called to say that the therapist he was to see has gone home sick. I couldn't make out the call back number they gave, and I don't know the clinic name, so I can't look it up. Oh, well, that's what Scott's got an iPhone for. I sent him an e-mail about it, and I'll mention it when he calls this afternoon, assuming he does. There's not much else I can do.
Cordelia is agitating again to stop seeing the social worker. We're nearly at a point where I'd consider it. She just has to get to where she can sleep regularly without listening to Rutabaga Stories on her iPad. She's done it a couple of times at home but is scared to try it away from home (not to mention, we don't have any opportunities to try it away from home in the near future). She's got to get that down in order to go to fifth grade camp. That's the week of Memorial Day, so we've got a bit of time.
I had hoped to have her learn some techniques for dealing with anxious situations in general, things that would be applicable any time, but that doesn't seem to be happening. I suppose we can come back if something comes up, at least if it comes up soon. Once she's taking the bus to school, whether that's next year or for high school, collecting her for appointments becomes extremely difficult and isn't something I could do every week. I know my limitations.
I really hope the headache has broken. I'm almost out of naratriptan. My insurance will only cover nine tablets at a time (I usually use about two a month, so it's not a really big deal) because, even as a generic, this stuff is expensive. My prescription has expired, so I can't refill it. I sent a message to my doctor, asking for a new prescription, but I don't know how long it will take her to get around to it. I'm hoping she won't have a problem with doing it. I saw her at the end of January.
Scott was supposed to start PT for his knees today, but the clinic called to say that the therapist he was to see has gone home sick. I couldn't make out the call back number they gave, and I don't know the clinic name, so I can't look it up. Oh, well, that's what Scott's got an iPhone for. I sent him an e-mail about it, and I'll mention it when he calls this afternoon, assuming he does. There's not much else I can do.
Cordelia is agitating again to stop seeing the social worker. We're nearly at a point where I'd consider it. She just has to get to where she can sleep regularly without listening to Rutabaga Stories on her iPad. She's done it a couple of times at home but is scared to try it away from home (not to mention, we don't have any opportunities to try it away from home in the near future). She's got to get that down in order to go to fifth grade camp. That's the week of Memorial Day, so we've got a bit of time.
I had hoped to have her learn some techniques for dealing with anxious situations in general, things that would be applicable any time, but that doesn't seem to be happening. I suppose we can come back if something comes up, at least if it comes up soon. Once she's taking the bus to school, whether that's next year or for high school, collecting her for appointments becomes extremely difficult and isn't something I could do every week. I know my limitations.
