It's cloudy and in the upper 60s with on and off light drizzle/mist. We'll be stuck in the 60s all day. My nurse care manager from my HMO called a while ago. She's my new care manager since the old one left. I gave her the rundown on my health situation and she took doesn't understand why my rheumatologist doesn't want to do further testing to pinpoint down which autoimmune disorder I have. She's going to email me the names of other in-network rheumatologists, immunologists, plus dermatologists for the big stubborn rash. Inverse psoriasis and eczema look extremely similar in pictures online so I need to find out if this is eczema or really psoriasis. It's actually possible to have both simultaneously in the same spot too. If I have psoriasis then it would make me wonder if the second form of arthritis affecting the middle joints of my fingers is psoriatic arthritis. It's all a puzzle.

Now that I am not a kid anymore, I turn 57 in January, it takes much longer for the eye dilation medicine to get out of my system so my eyes weren't back to normal until later on last night.

Heidi, I don't use too many very dark color yarns for crafting either. I'm also crocheting at night under softer lighting. My eyes are too sensitive to have harsh super bright lights. Black yarn is more of an accent color for me, or else I'd need to crochet with it during bright sunny days.

I'm off to PT in a while then will run a few errands.