Sick Day

I had to cancel all my lessons today and miss out on a fun MOPS meeting (*sniff*) because my baby is sick.

Poor thing; I put him in my sling and he rests his head against my chest and softly moans "ma-ma". He's a total heart breaker.
So, in between doing mountains of vomit encrusted laundry, I'm sure we'll find some entertainment around here, usually in the form of exotic imaginary adventures. Peter has already informed me that he's scaling the Himalayas with his Rescue Heroes, and plans to parachute down using my eye covers.
I'll let you know how that expedition turns out.

Aches and Pains

Although complaining about the weather here in the Frigid North is one of my favorite past times, I don't usually consider myself a "complaining" person. Generally my personality is a bit "go with the flow", and I don't get too ruffled about anything (- I think; one is always a bit biased when one is diagnosing one's own character traits!)

So, that is the main reason that I've never mentioned recurring weakness/pains that I've had in my legs. I've had this "thing" since I was a young child, but doctors have never been able to diagnose my ailment. (I don't want to get too detailed about my aches and pains, but suffice it to say that when I do have a "flare-up", they're quite painful, and the after affects cause a loss of muscle strength that I find very frustrating, considering how hard I've been working at the gym to get stronger.)

During the last two months, I've noticed a marked increase in "flare-ups", and I've had almost constant pain in one or both legs. Handyman and I were finally able to get health insurance, so I'm planning to start utilizing it by going to an appointment with my doctor today to get the ball rolling so that we can finally find a diagnosis.

I'd really appreciate your prayers for me. I'm a bit scared to be taking this step, since ignoring the pain and continuing on as usual is a much easier path for me to take.