This year I’ve arranged for saline IV’s. As I have a hard time tolerating any medication, and I’m not improving enough because of it. Saline IV’s seemed to be the best solution to help with my orthostatic intolerance or rather my postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. What could go wrong with a bit of water and salt, right??
The update.
To start this blog off I want to thank the mother of a friend of mine. Without her this would not have been possible as it seemed to be extremely difficult to just get saline IV’s without any additional stuff included that’s administered at home. In my current state making phone calls is not really my forte and neither is writing a lot of emails in a row. It took a lot out of me. So this was just fantastic to have someone helping me out. She moved a lot of mountains to get this show on the road. Incredible. Thank you again “mother of a friend” for being such a sweet friend. You are amazing. You know who you are!!!
I knew this would be difficult for me. After my relapse in 2013 I started to have problems with tolerating people in the same room as me. No energy to process the presence of someone nearby. In 2016 this took a turn for the worst. I was living in an old house and my upstairs neighbours were extremely loud.
