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Re: Dog is doing great....

Posted by Rose on August 13, 1999 at 19:07:06:

In Reply to: Dog is doing great.... posted by Emma on August 04, 1999 at 00:48:11:

I enjoyed your comments! My dog is getting so much more sleep since I've been on Provigil! I used to keep her awake - and thought that she was waking me up!

The food thing with me is kind of wierd too. I like your thoughts about it being a perceptive thing. Some days I could care less about food, sometimes I only want sweets and then sometimes I'm pretty interested - but usually when I'm in a social situation. I've lost about 10 pounds but am holding steady now for a while. I think that the sweet binges balance out the times when I lose interest in food. I also find that I am much thirstier at times on the Prov. and at other times I'm not. When I'm thirsty, I tend to drink a lot of iced tea, then don't want to eat much. So, its kind of strange, but not really bothersome. My office mates have gotten used to it and don't seem to pressure me to go to lunch too much and only tease a bit when I'm eating an entire bag of cookies! Thanks for sharing your ideas!

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