Moan away. I know what you're going through every time I leave the house and can't be back in a couple of hours. I'm always tense and wondering about him, and that tension only expands almost to the point that I can't breathe when I hit the garage door opener when I get home.
Am I going to walk in to a dog that's gotten overly stressed, for whatever reason, this time or not? My being tense when I walk in doesn't help him either. It's just crazy what we go through at times, isn't it?
Doesn't help your Fibro or my FMF either.
I went through that with Pookie and his sister for years, before I stopped feeding the dry. And even after I changed their diet, I still wondered, just not at the stress level it had been before.
There's really nothing I can say that will help, just know that continued purrs are being sent your way.
Thanks you guys. I'm feeling a lot better today. It just takes a few days, every time she pukes, to recover from it. Of course during the difficult times when she's every other day, it's really awful.
Anyway I know what you mean about dreading leaving the house and dreading coming home. I felt that way every minute of my life with Tolly after his seizures started. I remember talking about it with my mother in the early days and she told me that that would go away after a while.
She was right to a certain extent, but still, the longer I was a way from home the higher my anxiety.
It was like that with Ootay too, after her first stroke. I worried she would have a stroke right after I walked out, and be stumbling around suffering for hours and hours until I got home. I never went anywhere I couldn't come home to every two hours in all those months after her first one, but thankfully both the second and third happened early in the morning and I was of course home.