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Life As We Know It

You sit and you wait the clock is ticking What's the deal…the doctor is late! You think to yourself its not so bad in fact he really thinks I'm mad! You sit and you wait now feeling too ill when he makes the suggestion lets try one more pill. You nod your head  and go with the flow after all he's the one in the know. You sit and you wait getting thinner and thinner come on doc I just want some dinner. Your life soon revolves  around constant drip rates and you just can't remember the last time you ate. Time is a healer but you're not so sure after all they say there is no cure. So you learn to live with the hand you are dealt and hide from the world the way that blow felt.

The war zone!

I see you there as you stand and stare, my body is broken, i'll lay it out bare. Look into my eyes, they have seen more than many. Hopes and dreams I cant have any. I see you there as you stand and stare, my spirit is broken, i'll lay it out bare. Look into my eyes, I'm deep down inside, here in my war zone, theres no place to hide. I see you there as you stand and stare, Don't pity me, dont even dare! Look behind my eyes Can't you see I'm still there. I fight the good fight all day and all night to awaken the spirit and live for the right the right to be seen from the shadows of lights. Look beyond the battle look beyond the war Life is worth living of that I am sure.

Life on TPN

I realise I was a bit vague in my last post but this entry deserves a little time to write without distraction. I commenced TPN (intraveous feeding) on the 12th June and since then I have been testing my feet in this new world. In just under 3 months, I have gained back 11kg and for the first time since my journey started over two and a half years ago,  I'm a stable healthy weight. Initially, when TPN was mentioned as the next step for me... I panicked! Like anyone would I guess. I saw it as a sign of things getting worse and found it hard to stay positive during that time. Then, things got so bad I stopped looking at it as "as sign of getting worse"... there was no worse anymore... I felt so ill I didn't care what any of it meant as long as it kept me alive. I realised that this was the only thing that would stop me from starving! (Yes I know thats the purpose of it lol. It just took me a while to realise that!) Accepting it was only half the battle though. Fi