Something positive, I think

[Guest [Pf...]]

I am 9.5 months out.  I was doing great until early January (had a very good trip to Chicago to Dallas over New years) and thought that I was really past the worst of it.

 

I had a couple of short term flare ups in January, but really was donig better than I had in years.

 

Then toward late January, I started getting into a wave.  This was a first time in a while that I was in bad shape day in and day out.  And this week has been tough.  In fact, this morning, I had some symptoms that were worse than I had had since the summer.  Those passed within about 30 minutes, but the rest of the day has been very uncomfortable.

 

Now, I suddenly feel fine.  I do not feel 100%.  But if I felt like I do right now all the time, I feel like I could manage to do whatever I want with  not problems.

 

I am not sure what to make of it and am still guarded.  But it at least shows that my wave is not permanent 100% off the time.

 

 

 

[[WT...]]

Could have been some tweaking.  Do you feel better after the wave than you did right before it?

[Guest [Pf...]]

Once I am truly out of it, I do feel much better.  I cannot tell if I really am that much better in terms of symptoms, or whether I am just relieved to not have the wave, so am just in a better mindset.

 

I do wonder if waves are signs of tweeking.  Do most people find that after each bad wave that they feel further along?