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Friday, August 17, 2012
I Need an Exedrin
My head is bursting.
Truly, I’m not sure what I should do first.
Last week, my husband went for his first job interview in
over 10 years. At age 55+ he beat the odds and after over 6 hours of
interviews, he got the job. He’ll be moving to Arizona to work for the same
company that our son went to six weeks ago.
We came back, my husband was smiling from ear to ear and I
felt just plain dizzy and nauseous.
In theory, I know this is for the best – but it doesn’t make
it any easier. Despite the fact, that our son, our daughter, obviously our son/
daughter-in-law and are grandsons are or will be all there, I still feel
anxious.
I’ll be here until the house sells an escrow closes. My
husband will be leaving on September 8. Sam will be leaving on the first to
join Adam. Our daughter Sarah is thrilled. The grandkids are thrilled.
As usual, I am the hesitant one. I really hate change. I
don’t want to leave my house or my doctors or the fact that I can go to the
beach in under 10 minutes. It’s not that
I do this often, but if I want to I can.
I will adapt and thrive and even
love it once this part is over.
My parents understand but are unhappy. They know this is for
the best. My sister hasn’t said much, but she understands as well.
Intellectually, I knew this was going to happen but I’m going out kicking and
screaming anyway.
Whoever buys my house is getting a steal. As any of you
who’ve been reading me for a while know, this house is basically brand new and
model perfect. Steve won’t let me take the tub. He’s promised me I can have a
new one and a new dog.
That sounds good but he
can’t make good on this when we have no place to live.
Our son and daughter-in-law have just found their dream
home. Both our daughter and son want us to move in with them until we find our
new dream home. We’ll still have to rent for a bit. The thought is that I will
be able to join my husband at the same time as both he and our son and
daughter-in-law can move out of the rental.
I’ve already set up a termite inspection, an appointment for
a screen repair person; I’ve put in for a change of medical insurance, made doctors’
appointments and set up an appointment for our realtors to take a tour of chez
Nadel – not bad for three days work. Oh,
I had Steve throw out about a dozen vases from gifts I received and have never
used.
Guaranteed, this blog will become a sounding ground for both
my frustrations and insights on how I plan to adapt to being what is termed a “transplant”. Just a fact as well as a warning.
And now, back to my scheduled nervous breakdown.
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Oh, that is just so, so exciting. Big-time congratulations to your husband and I just KNOW you're going to be happy too when this is all over. You're still young enough to handle the change and, who knows, the doctors in Arizona could turn out to be better.
I'm always reading blogs that leave me with a tinge of sadness. Your's is the happiest blog I've read in a while. Even if it makes me a bit jealous too.
I'm always reading blogs that leave me with a tinge of sadness. Your's is the happiest blog I've read in a while. Even if it makes me a bit jealous too.
Thank you Dave. I'm getting there. I really don't like leaving my little "bubble", but even my rheumy told me I would probably feel better once I become a full time transplant.
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