The 28th & 29th; Nailed it.
The 28th of March. I have felt a-fucking-trocious for most of my day. High levels of oxygen have been required, and even then I have not felt so good.
This morning I was needing 1.5-2 litres of oxygen just to sit and eat my breakfast. I finished the monster doily, then there wasn't much morning left before we had to go out to Black Sheep.
Obviously I took a small cylinder of oxygen with me, and I was doing alright to begin with. However, after James had put the lightener in, I had to go to the bathroom and I knew I wouldn't get there without help. Because of the fumes and the spray etc in the air, I had to put it up to 3 litres and I was still struggling, but I didn't want to go any higher for fear of ploughing through the cylinder. I had to text Mommy to get her to bring me a new one mid-appointment because the small ones only last 1.5-2 hours on high volumes.
I told James off for leaving, but I forgive him because his reasons are good and Saskia will take care of me. We have nailed it with the colour - I look like a load of pixie sticks have been tipped onto my head. In a good way. Michaela is having another baby so I congratulated her, and she gave me a trim.
I got home at about half past four, so not much has happened since then, but I've got the oxygen down again, thank god. I felt absolutely awful.
The 29th of March.
Vast improvement. I had a crappy sleep which I am putting down to low sats - when I sat up, they were 88, despite me having been on oxygen all night. However, I have got better since then.
This morning, I wrote up the blog post I should have done yesterday, we had a delivery of oxygen, then I had my rescheduled chiro appointment from last week. I was considering postponing it again, but I did not feel too terrible and my back had started protesting.
I took the small cylinder with me, so I was able to get into all the necessary positions, which was good because pretty much all of my back had tightened up. Surprisingly, my neck didn't need any crunching, just massaging into submission.
Once home, we had lunch, then I updated my phone software (I know) and took a lot of selfies to document my new pretty hair. I started crocheting a new doily, and I've got my oxygen down to 1 litre. I wish we could work out what causes me to need it more some days and not others. Knowing me, there is probably no reason.