Loriliz
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- Joined
- May 6, 2008
- Messages
- 22
- Reason
- Learn about ALS
- Country
- CA
- State
- ONtario
- City
- London
I have my EMG tomorrow and I don't know whether to hope everything is fine or not.:-?
Of course I want to not have anything horrible but, because I can't point to a large laceration or broken bone, I feel like a big faker/wuss. I know in my heart that something isn't right, but I can never really be sure my head isn't "noticing" things that I might not have noticed previously that are totally "normal" for me. It really is true that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
Being at work has been hell lately. The fatigue, odd gait, etc. has been very hard to explain. "I don't know" just doesn't cut it. Having a brain tumour makes it a little easier *chuckle* Even though I know that, for now, it is okay, when you say "tumour", people freak out and give you a lot of leeway.
I am terrified of going to the EMG, but for the wrong reason. What am I going to do if everything is hunky dory....
Lori
Of course I want to not have anything horrible but, because I can't point to a large laceration or broken bone, I feel like a big faker/wuss. I know in my heart that something isn't right, but I can never really be sure my head isn't "noticing" things that I might not have noticed previously that are totally "normal" for me. It really is true that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
Being at work has been hell lately. The fatigue, odd gait, etc. has been very hard to explain. "I don't know" just doesn't cut it. Having a brain tumour makes it a little easier *chuckle* Even though I know that, for now, it is okay, when you say "tumour", people freak out and give you a lot of leeway.
I am terrified of going to the EMG, but for the wrong reason. What am I going to do if everything is hunky dory....
Lori