Joe is Good Enough

I knew it, you're trying to eat me! Run away! XD ~~~~~ I've found taking aceteminophen(tylenol) with gabapentin helps, but I can't take it when I need to drive. Which is most of the day. So I'm running on a dangerous amount of adrenaline and the weight of responsibility. Hopefully I'll have some more usable relief tomorrow when I go to the er dentist.~~~~ Hm. You don't get and holiday leave? Do you get regular days off? ~~~~ Hmhm. It really is hard making adjustments with diet. Especially when you have comfort foods that aren't the best for ya. I have that problem with spicy udon noodles. I've managed to make it less bad by adding vegetable and egg to it, but it's still high calorie, high carb, high sodium. I've mitigated by only eating it a few times a month. Since it's kinda hard to get around the 50 white 50 hispanic population place I live currently. We're in the same boat, so you're not alone in this. I hope the ginger and cinnamon will help you.~~~~~

Lol. You wouldn't say that if you saw me currently. I'm very much potato shaped. But I'm a fancy potato. I think I'm in so much pain right now that I think I'm not in pain. Must be the adrenaline kicking in to save me or something... have to go to dental er on Monday, since the receptionist I talked to said I have to. lol. Luckily my insurance covers it. But I am the only reliable driver in a 500km radius, so dunno what they're expecting me to really do. Without me mfkers don't have a job. So I gotta drive them to work, even though they still don't really pay me. I'm ranting, sorry. Brain worms or something. I can't lay down, either. Too much work to do. Are you feeling okay lately? I know the stress can really wear down the joints and nerves. Especially finding out your skirting the edges of a pretty serious condition. BTW, integrating cinnamon and ginger as much as you can handle into your diet will help you immensely. They both lower blood sugars, but they can make you hypoglycemic if you overdo it. So find a good balance. I get mine from tea once a day. Cinnamon pear black in winter, ginger peach matcha in summer. :)