Yesterday was one of the most jolting experiences I've ever personally witnessed. It might rank up in my top five. My body is still in fight or flight mode, and I don't feel it ending any time soon. 😦 I have tried to take my anger out of the equation, but that has left me … Continue reading Yesterday
Pieces Of Me
Ignoring The Crossroads
When I decided to take "Poison In Lethal Doses" from a printed, exclusive, personally publicized format to an online, public, still personally publicized, but zero profit format, I opened it up in a way I wasn't quite expecting. I won't lie; having experience helped. Having confidence helped even more. In no way was I "just … Continue reading Ignoring The Crossroads
Objects In The Rearview Mirror Are A Mindfuck
A few days ago, a Facebook group claiming to aid in eradicating anti-Semitism decided to start harassing me to an intolerable degree. For the past two years, which is how long they've run their page, they would immediately attack anything I said that interfered with their hateful "message". They are trying to mask hatred under … Continue reading Objects In The Rearview Mirror Are A Mindfuck
June
Thus far, 2020 has not gone anywhere near as planned. If you've felt that way, too, then you are most assuredly not alone. The reality that it's June is daunting. I still have moments where each day blends into the next. It's a gorgeous 58 degrees here and that's not common at this stage of … Continue reading June
Essential Appointments
Today, I went to an essential appointment with my headache specialist. Not surprisingly, she acted like nothing ever happened via phone between us. This month is my two year mark as one of her patients, and aside from a few appointments where she actually knew my name, and my medical reasons for seeing her, this … Continue reading Essential Appointments
Telehealth and A Scheduled Appointment
After a failed attempt last month to have a discussion with my headache specialist regarding my migraines getting worse, today was my first successful Telehealth discussion, and it felt good. Really good. If you have a doctor who actually cares, regardless of their field, this is not a difficult process. However, it has lead me … Continue reading Telehealth and A Scheduled Appointment
Out Of Order
This is my self-portrait at the moment. I genuinely wish I had more to offer today, but my pain levels are sky-high and my doctor has decided that he won't be treating my pain after all. This agitates me to be told one thing and have another thing entirely occur. It also means I will … Continue reading Out Of Order
Confrontation
Anyone who has read my work for more than a month or two can likely tell you basic things about my character. My friends can tell you precisely who I am and what I stand for. My own brother has described me as, "The last person I ever want to disappoint because you're scarier than … Continue reading Confrontation
Apparently, We’re Doing Odd Miracles This Week
After folding clothes, tossing things, setting things aside for another time, and searching high and low, I finally locate the missing cord. I didn't scream, "YES!" like I wanted to because someone else is now doing the whole, "Work from home" thing and I am trying to be quiet, out of the way, and respectful. … Continue reading Apparently, We’re Doing Odd Miracles This Week
Seriously?!
Today was a rough one for me. I did what I could (which was very little. I ended up going back to sleep out of sheer stress and frustration, paired with poor sleep and nightmares.), made a great dinner, and when it came time to backing my laptop up, guess who couldn't find the second … Continue reading Seriously?!
