December 28, 2003

Today was the last Christmas family get together for this holiday season and I am exhausted. The holidays have been wonderful. My daughter, son-in-law and grandson came over on Christmas Eve to spend the evening with us. Since we were all feeling a bit under the weather, we just talked, ate and watched a movie. The kids were back on Christmas morning at 10:00 AM to open gifts. My parents arrived at 3:00 PM for Christmas dinner and to spend the rest of the day with us.

December 26th and 27th were spent finishing up last minute Christmas presents; music CD’s and calendars. 

Tomorrow I am going to be lazy and just sleep or read a book. I do need to tidy up my house but I think I will leave that for Tuesday when my housekeeper comes. 

It rained all day on December 26th, which is very unusual for our part of the country. Most often it is -25C or even -30C at Christmas time. Today it is cold with a strong north wind and snow. The roads and sidewalks are treacherous.

This week I am going to enjoy my Christmas decorations since I have been too busy to do so till now. I decorated the main floor, the downstairs and outside. We keep the decorations and trees up until after Ukrainian Christmas.

The bone pain has been excruciating all day today. I am finding that along with the bone pain I am starting to loose my balance when I walk. This is very annoying and can at times be embarrassing. A strange thing happened today. I suddenly lost all the feeling in the roof of my mouth and gums. It lasted for a couple of hours and then went away as suddenly as it had started. It felt exactly like a dentist had frozen my upper gums and teeth. Very bizarre.

I am off to bed; hopefully I can sleep for at least two hours before I am up again. I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas.

 

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I am a 77 year old woman who enjoys reading. maintaining my websites and genealogy research. This website documents my journey with Graves Disease. Included are stories submitted by readers of this site. Please feel free to add your story of living with an autoimmune disease. I was told that if you get one autoimmune disease you will probably get more. This has happened to me.
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