We woke up this morning to a gloomy sky and then some morning
rain. I love that the high today will be 74, which beats the 104 it is
supposed to get to over the weekend. Sonzee was up early this morning
whimpering and uncomfortable. She has been back at this routine for more
than couple of days now. The catch 22 of her body ridding itself of Onfi is the
fact that she is either more aware of her discomforts or now able to express
them. On the one hand it is so disheartening, but on the other, at least
she can communicate with us. Sadly, it does not put her in a much better
position because we are still at a loss on how to help her.
It had been so long since she
was in routine apparent discomfort, we were not sure why she stopped
complaining, so we let it go. We were fighting bigger
battles trying to get her seizures under some sort of control, which
continues to seem pointless, but it gives me something to do. The
seizures I know are an endless battle, the GI issues I feel should have some
sort of resolve, yet the hamster wheel continues to spin, and we continue to
get nowhere. It is difficult to decipher if the seizures are causing the
GI issues or vice versa, the two are so closely intertwined, we are playing
another version of "which came first, the chicken or the egg?" and
nothing we try seems to help either.
I feel like Sonzee's challenges
are like the rain we had this morning, and weather in general. They come
down hard and unforgiving for a period and then they slowly get worked on, but
not completely because there will be sprinkles for some time after. Then
eventually the skies will clear, and the sun will shine brightly, and we will
enjoy those days for however long they last. But the rain will become
more frequent until monsoon season is in full force and we will do our best to
stay dry.
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