I will be heading to Seattle tomorrow to see my various doctors. I have my first appointment at 8:15 with my Endocrinologist, then at 9:15 with my GI doc, and finally at 1:40 with my Neurologist. Somewhere around noon I will also be meeting with the Serrano drug rep to pick up the give aways for the MS walk this year. Needless to say this is going to be a very long day! Fortunately my dad will be driving, so I should be able to sleep some in the car.

Things are definitely better than last week. My blood sugars are back to normal and I am not having as many problems with my asthma and allergies. I was in on Friday for follow-up blood work and my liver functions as well as my Lipase is still elevated. I suppose it is just going to take a while till it all evens out. At least I am feeling better. That is a start.

The only thing is that I am so tired. Always with the fatigue. I wish there was something that would help with that. So far I have not found anything that works for me. Anyone have suggestions? It seems that I have gotten to the point that if I do anything (and I mean even little things) I am not able to function at all the next day. I am not sure what the solution is but it is quite frustrating. I am finally feeling better and when I get up I feel mentally as if I should be able to get up and get things done, problem is my body doesn't want to keep up. Such is MS!

I am hoping my Neuro will have some ideas. My Oncologist has been talking about switching my chemo. I am on my 7th Novantrone and since I have not been doing as well (still better than before so I am happy about that!) he thinks it may be time to stop it and try something else. He has mentioned Cytoxan and Rituxan as options. I know a couple of people who were on Cytoxan, one of which was on for like 4 or 5 years and did great! It gave her her life back and she stayed on it as long as she could. I don't know much about the Rituxan except that it is sometimes used to treat Lymphoma, which could potentially be a plus for me since that is what I had. I am sure that my doc will have more information and we can make a decision on what will be the best treatment.