I have a fairly good bill of health. The doctor said there is a TINY nodule on what's left of my thyroid. It is a matter of waiting for it to get a point where I need to begin the fight with the doctor's to remove the thyroid in order to biopsy it.
My blood sugar level is good, my cholesterol level is good. The doctor said my diet it good...just don't do keto and stay away from red meat. He also told me that I was extremely low in D3. He told me to take 5000 IUs each day, gel capsules. So, I have been doing that and just recently added magnesium to that. I had been taking potassium every morning for weeks and it seemed to help me feel somewhat better.
I lost 3 pounds in 5 days. I was not doing any major exercising. The only thing I have changed is no carbs after noon. I have found if I want bread/grain carbs I can eat them but they have to be consumed before noon. If I don't eat any of them after noon, I will lose weight. Curious...I made this discovery by accident.
An old boyfriend found me. No..there is no relationship...beyond a friendship and I have made it perfectly clear that there is NOT going to be a relationship. I told him that I am not interested in a relationship right now and when I am, it will not be him. He is an ex boyfriend for a reason and we have baggage in a past relationship and I am not messing with that. Besides, I find many things about him annoying. IF I decide I want to have someone in my life, I am not settling. I would rather go it alone. If he tries to push an agenda, he will be cut off. I have not patience for putting up with someone trying to manipulate me and I have gotten good at recognizing passive-aggressive.
My daughter's bf bought me some CO2 detectors and smoke detectors for my house. I plugged a few of the CO2 detectors in. This morning the one in the hallway started chirping at me. I got upset. I found it weird that the one in the kitchen did not go off and the one in the sunroom with the fireplace burning did not go off. So I moved the chirping CO2 detector to the livingroom. Same thing. Then I moved it to the closed off extra bedroom. Same thing. So moved one of the other CO2 detector to the livingroom and nothing. I unplugged it and noticed a compartment on the back. I opened it and there as a 9 volt battery in there. Apparently, the battery was low in the chirper. So, it scared me for nothing. ugh Life is annoying enough.
Having the trees cut down drained my finances and now I am catching up with some things. It is not an easy thing with the Christmas season upon me. I am definitely going to need to pick up part-time work and pray that Ohio Connections Academy hires me for next year. However, for now, I just need to concentrate on getting through this school year.
