When the pain is through the roof like it is today (demonic
torture) and nothing is helping; not the new patch, not quieting myself, not my
breakthrough meds, not food, I start tormenting myself trying to find the
answers.
It’s then (now) that I often want to “figure it out” which
is pointless. When friends and family
try and ask those questions or make suggestions, I feel like shouting, “There
is no rhyme or reason, no answers and nothing that helps. Don’t try and fix me. Just listen sometimes!” It’s amazing that friends and family are
still around.
But when I am alone and my symptoms hit the ceiling, I do
exactly that. Question. Try and fix.
Drive myself crazier than I already am.
Maybe it’s because I’m a bit constipated (again), maybe it’s the rain,
or the heat or the cold, maybe the moon is full, maybe all the medication just
isn’t working anymore (again), maybe it’s time for something different or maybe
(my favorite) it’s time to move on. I
can’t help having these thoughts; they just come rushing out of me, dancing around
me, jumping up and down on my already hurting body. And then come the questions: why me?
What have I done? How can I fix it?
What am I here to learn? For which there are no answers. None I can decipher, anyway.
And today is definitely one of those days. I am trying to distract myself by reading but
my eyes are tired now. I’ve watched a
few episodes of “Frasier” which always makes me laugh. I’d try cuddling with Oliver but cats aren’t
big on cuddling, except with each other.
And Oliver is a bit histrionic; racing back and forth and crying for
treats, trying to get me to think it’s his blood pressure. Well, he’s learned from the best when it
comes to high drama.
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