So I woke up yesterday morning to my mouth feeling a little odd. So naturally I started opening and closing and talking to myself when sure enough my jaw cracked back in the left joint... WHAT?!! I thought this was all behind me, so at that point I figured that I was dreaming. Which is a common occurence for me to have extremely real-like dreams - so back to sleep I went. I continued to wake up every 20 or 30 minutes with an increasing amount of discomfort around the joint... So I decided to get up and go to the bathroom to make sure that it doesn't look weird or anything which of course it did not. But everytime I opened my mouth it popped or cracked in a very painful manner. So I sat by the phone until it was 8:00am to call the surgeon. The results - do not chew and talk as little as possible until Monday. Ice it as much as possible and take as much tylenol or ibuprofen as my stomach can handle over the weekend. AWESOME! haha. Something like this would only happen in my world - unexplainable symptoms for no good reason! So now I cannot chew or eat any of the Easter yummies that I'm sure my family will make! Boo Hiss! It already feels better today so I'm sure it's nothing, but still...
The doggies and I are making the trek to Rochester to spend the weekend with my mom, I'm excited but nervous at how they will handle a weekend in a different place. Should be fun either way! Plus I get to spend more time with my mom which is truly amazing because I have missed her soo darn much. I will not get in to details but as you might know she got married February 15th. After they got married it seemed like she was nonexistant or maybe I felt like I was non-existent to her anymore, either way it has been some of the hardest times emotionally for many reasons. Regardless, she left him last week due to some very horrible things and the last week and a half have been nothing but worry and chaos. Well I take that back it has been more than that. I went home last weekend as well and to see her laughing and being goofy again does more for my soul than I can even begin to explain. Just to be able to talk to her again about real life is a god-send. Anyway. I'm looking forward to spending the Easter weekend at home with the family! I hope you all have a terrific weekend celebrating Easter in whatever way you and yours choose to do so.
Oh if I may - please keep my gramma J in your thoughts! She had breast cancer surgery on Tuesday and while my dad says she is a trooper and doing well - I imagine it is not quite so easy.
Happy Easter!
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