I can relate to the mental anguish, the general grumpiness you are going through Galen,, both from personal and professional experience of dealing patients with diseases that puts the family under gruesome worry. I hope things get better for you guys soon. What is important at this time is to stick together through the thick and the thin.
I try hard to not allow my grumpiness to spill over to others; It's not their fault after all and I'd feel pretty bad if I made someone else feel bad due to my own attitude and feelings. It's there though, the grumpiness, and I have a pretty short fuse at the moment. I haven't told anyone at work what's going on, my team, other colleagues or the Directors however when I know what happens tomorrow it might be time to do so.
Faith and I make a pretty good team and whilst there's moments she probably wants to throttle me to death we generally handle things well and with a lot of respect for the other. I'm just angry that she is in pain and has to go through that at the same time as her mum's scenario...She feels sad and disappointed for her mum and, as you can probably imagine, distressed at her own situation.
We'll tough it out though...Hive will have to accept a grumpy G-dog sometimes maybe. :)
Thanks for commenting.
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