Air Fryer, Medical Records, and Sickness Recovery

I am losing weight, which is not good. I have been sick, very sick, so it is really hard to eat because I am weak but also my throat hurts so there is not much I can eat without it hurting. So I am going to meet with my dietitian on Monday, I had stopped seeing her since I didn't need to anymore but she is going to help me figure out what I can cook to get enough nutrition and also not hurt my throat.

Honestly I feel like yesterday is going to be the worst day of it, like it will only get better from here. But you can never tell with these cold/flu things. I could wake up and feel like hell again tomorrow. But I am hoping I am right, I am hoping I will not lose any more weight because that would be really concerning. I'm already worried, I have lost like 5 pounds this week. That is no bueno, not supposed to be happening.

But hopefully it will all get figured out.

My air fryer is arriving today!!!!! So excited!!! I am going to watch some video tutorials on how to properly use it and then maybe look up some recipes.

Also I am saving up for a phone, next month I will be buying a Samsung Galaxy. This one is locked by boost and since they massively screwed me over, I made sure it wouldn't negatively affect me if I just got rid of the phone and my number all together, they said it wouldn't. So I am going to get a new phone and new number with Visible.

But I am trying really hard not to get any sinus or ear infection because my chronic physical illness (UC) makes me super sensitive to antibiotics. I don't want to trigger it and end up out of remission, I like being in remission.

Also I am in the process of getting my medical records amended. I requested an appointment with my last psychiatrist to get a general mental health evaluation just so I can have an updated one for my chart. She is the only psychiatrist I am willing to see, I had my last appointment with her like a month ago but she is actually a good person. She was the first psychiatrist EVER (and trust me I saw a lot over the years) to treat me like a human being.