I call the facility "school" davita clinic for my hemodialysis. I call the staff the rn's & technicians professors & teachers as if I actually go to a night class at the university so I'll feel less scared & panicky. Just to divert my situation.
I just talked to the social worker about the loss of my sister Nancy who served in the army. I feel much better telling how I miss her everyday. I wish she's still here since she passed away at a very young age of 39.
There's more great things ahead of her. My very smart, giving, loving & friendly sistah! If I could only do something to bring her back I'll do it in a heartbeat. I must say she's in a better place now away from LIFE's pain & suffering. I know she'd been thru hell at times. Fighting her demons here & there! RIP in heaven Ate (sister). What a relief telling someone whose willing to listen. I just need someone to talk to & willing to listen. No judgement whatsoever. A listening ear I must say! I don't feel alone with this very challenging battle. I'm still struggling being cannulated 2× mwf & hooked on the machine for 3 hours. Hoping to get used to it since I'm just starting with the big "D" which scared the hell out of me because I don't nothing abt. it at first. Because things are pretty scary when you don't know & you only have little knowledge about it. I just need wisdom to get by because thinking about what I'm gonna get through every dialysis weakens me. I wanna quit & give up. It's not like walk in the park. I still believe there's hope for people like me.
I just started going outside yesterday to do some grocery shopping. Still a struggle but I must say I did okay. I saw people I haven't seen in awhile since I was discharge from the hospital. I felt the Daly city cold weather on my face, the breeze which it's always chilly. I never experience Indian summer since I live here. I'm crossing my finger & praying for miracle to come sooner! I can't wait to be normal again! I wanna go home!
Sincerely,
Sonia