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Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Raining

It is the second day with reduced Lyrica. It is raining. That is a bad combination because both reducing Lyrica and raining add on the pain that I feel. What is more, it is so dark that it is probably going to rain the entire day.

I have slept badly, waking up every hour. That is still something to make me even more achy.

Morning was a bit uncomfortable so that when I woke up at 7 (my daughter needs her first insulin of the day at that time) and took my medication - added with Paracetamol to help in the pain (useless, I know it from before!) - usually the most wonderful thing to do that I know about is to creep back in between the sheets and wait that meds do their work. Now however asthma symptoms are worst in the morning too so although they are not as bad as they have been, they are not completely away either, and that made me feel really uncomfortable. I had to get out of bed and so here I am, making my life's complaint. With too long sentences, I know. This morning I just can't think short. I am also mistyping, so it seems.

Writing seems to feel weary too.

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Goes on and on

October 8th, 2007


Miettii The wonderful thing about blogs is that I may write what I do, think and feel, and in case I would be absent for someone it is possible that here my news are to be seen anyway - but no one ever has to read this. So it is not my responsibility, it is the reader's - whether one wants to know or not. Because I don't tell all miserabilities in e-mails - e-mails are my responsibility somehow.

Was to lab today. I have been postponing and postponing it... because I don't want to know the results. I thought this little harmless painful disaster of a disorder (rheuma) would not kill me. I thought it was not life-threatening. Now anyway my doctor suspects it is causing severe things here and there in my body... I know I live with it all the time but I don't want to think about it. And odd or not, it has felt that as long as I don't have the tests taken, I don't have to think about it.

Now anyway I had them taken and all right.... it has not been any good day - all the miserabilities this disorder can cause but then - I was shopping after work and when I came out .... what I saw was nearest awful for my condition - a landscape completely darkened by thick rain clouds - and heavy rain just about starting... suddenly I decided not to die just yet! That is a joke of course - but anyway it is incredible how most awful things can make you feel good. Get some psych-something to explain it, I can't - to me it is just funny and very handy.

I was asked what I will do with all that time now that I have finished the "big" (haha) writing work. What time? Looking at this week's schedule.... where is the Time? So... all goes its usual way, I rush from one thing to another... and somehow, in a strange way, even feel good about it. Don't have to think or explain to anyone so much about how I am or how I feel. Silmänisku

Rainy Sunday

October 7th, 2007


Sunday, raining. I am not my best when it is like this... I have had the stiffness and aches mostly away... I feel when they are coming back and know to add medication then... but there is nothing really to help with how I feel, mentally, and that is the most awful thing about it. For that, there seems to be no cure. I feel sad about things, bad about some old joking or teasing or whatever... suddenly I feel unhappy about things that are gone or things that are perfectly normal... I am like oversensitive to everything, my reactions are exaggerated and I know that they are but I can't change it. It changes with the weather then.

It has been a good day... I have got things done... the entire week-end has been a good one actually. I have been active at home, cleaning, sewing performance clothes for DD who was performing in some senior citizens' happening today... I have been baking and cooking... and washing loadwise of laundry... reading one of Fred Vargas' book (novel) - a good one like they all are... that is, I have tried to keep myself active and not to think so much of how I feel, and I have tried to do things I love, in order to feel better.... but it is really so that nothing ever helps when I feel like this. And I hate to be so helpless with that because I am not mentally ill or unbalanced... it is incredible that a rheumatic disease really works like this! Even though the pain and ache is excluded - I'd have it but for once the medication is able to keep it away. And I still FEEL so bad although everything is all right and well... Sometimes when the pain cannot be excluded, when I live with it for days, or weeks, or months, and it gets intolerable at times... then I can understand I can start feeling depressed. I know I just ought to accept this - it is part of me and part of the disease and I can't help it... so why feel bad even of feeling bad? - Here you see. I AM impossible.

I think I will go back to Vargas.

I was organizing the shower gels, shampoos, conditioners and whatever in the sauna washing room. It appeared that there was hardly any shampoo at all but that there were tens of conditioners so I need not purchase another one before Christmas! But I must get more shampoo at once.

I am also Christmas cleaning, so to say... already... I mean throwing unwanted, broken etc. things out of the house. I enjoy it. I enjoy creating SPACE in this MESS which I hate. But I am such a perfectionist that if I let it rule I never do anything because I cannot get it done well enough. So before I get anything done I have to fight with myself and dump that perfectionism and tell myself that whatever I do.... WHATEVER.... how little, how short a time, how imperfect ever - it is always better than not to do anything at all. And now I start seeing the results. Much has to be done still (says the perfectionist) but a lot has been done too. It has been good time for the mess to cumulate since children were at home during the summer holidays and we were both working and I was even rather busy all summer so... we did not do so much at home, and children set up a mess. And when there is enough of the mess, you stop seeing it. I never get used to it, I always hate it and it deplores me of my energy but I stop seeing it. Now I have started to see and started to do something to it too. Rome was not built in one day and here this organizing is an ever-ongoing process but it is delighting to see it works.

I may not write to you when I don't feel I am well but I still love you. I just don't want to bother you because there is not so much anyone can do - so I even use the "invisible" mode in chat so that no one would feel obliged to contact just because I am there.

I even know it spunds odd but it is how I feel in this state. The happy thing about it is that is goes by.