I've tried posting this comment three times and it doesn't look like it worked so I'll try again . . . apologies in advance if it shows up three times!
Wow Lily, that's really scary! I had to go look up fiddleback spiders. I hope you and your family all get healthy soon!
Lisa, I hope your back feels better!
Tara - GREAT JOB not overeating on the muffins!
I have a confession to make . . . this week I ate a Milky Way bar and cheez-its.

I have really been struggling with emotional eating lately due to stress. Last week I had had a tough day and my fiance bought me a Kit Kat bar as a special treat (we almost never eat candy bars) to make me feel better, but I felt guilty about eating it. But then this week I was frustrated at work and decided "I want a candy bar now" and went and ate a Milky Way. I made up for it by not eating some other food I was planning to eat, but I still felt bad because the candy bar wasn't nearly as nutritions as the fruit and yogurt I had planned.

It did make me feel better though.
I am struggling with a lack of exercise. With moving, doctor's appointments, and acupuncture, I haven't been to the gym in two weeks. I went jogging last weekend which helped but the lack of exercise is really getting to me. The less I exercise the more I want to eat junk. I'm hoping that next week we will get back into our routine now that we are officially moved out of the apartment. We'll only be able to do 3 days a week since I have two acupuncture appointments but it's better than nothing. I am so exhausted from getting home so late and not having much free time. Last night we didn't get dinner on the table until 8:45, then only had an hour until bedtime. Tomorrow we're headed to Boston again for another wedding. Next week is packed with more appointments, including seeing a new doctor (rheumatologist) and getting the second dose of the HPV vaccine.
Do you guys have trouble filling out medical forms ever? The forms the rheumatologist sent me are so extensive and I don't even know how to answer some of the questions. I mean, I get headaches sometimes (probably from congestion from allergies right now), but I don't get migraines or anything or even usually take painkillers -- so do I check off the "headaches" box on their list of symptoms I have had? There is a little drawing of a person where I'm supposed to shade in the areas that I have pain. My neck aches all the time but I'm 99% sure it is just a muscle ache from my computer monitor at work not being directly in front of my keyboard. Do I shade in my neck anyway? What a mess.