Hi Kathleen (and Tina for alerting me to your message) I am doing really well thank you.
My NASAH has faded into the past and is part of my history. I have accepted that I will always need to manage my activity levels to prevent fatigue and crashing with tiredness. I also found there was an emotional element to my nausea. It was linked to anxiety and the need to feel safe. Once this was recognised (with some counselling) the nausea disappeared. I have resumed sailing and we are heading off shortly to Scotland for a few months afloat.
I appreciate how lucky I am to be in this position and look for small things to make myself, and others smile.
I send you my best wishes and my thanks for reaching out. M-C
Mary-Clare. My SAH story so far........
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Hi Kathleen (and Tina for alerting me to your message) I am doing really well thank you.
My NASAH has faded into the past and is part of my history. I have accepted that I will always need to manage my activity levels to prevent fatigue and crashing with tiredness. I also found there was an emotional element to my nausea. It was linked to anxiety and the need to feel safe. Once this was recognised (with some counselling) the nausea disappeared. I have resumed sailing and we are heading off shortly to Scotland for a few months afloat.
I appreciate how lucky I am to be in this position and look for small things to make myself, and others smile.
I send you my best wishes and my thanks for reaching out. M-C