Day 159

Being a military significant other you learn to handle things on your own.

Paying the bills, getting the car fixed, making decisions.... the list could go on and on.

Its not always easy, but ask any military SO and I guarantee they would tell you they wouldn't trade it for anything.

Be thankful for family and friends.

Last night I had to go to the emergency room. Chest pains. Turns out I have some sort of inflammation in my chest. What caused it? Don't know. When will the pain go away? The couldn't really tell me that either.

Medicine and rest are what the doctor ordered. The medicine I can do. Rest is another thing entirely. I'm not good and laying around and just doing nothing. I'm much to active of a person.

I'm very thankful for my mom.

The repeat question of the night was wanting to know when my last period was and if I was pregnant. One conversation went something like this:

Nurse: "Are your pregnant?"

Me: "No."

Nurse: "Are you sure?"

Me: "Yes."

Nurse: "there is absolutely no way you could be pregnant."

Me: "None what-so-ever."

Nurse: "Your positive?"

Me: "My fiancée has been deployed almost six months."

Nurse writing on paper, "Ok definitely not pregnant."