I think I left my last blog feeling depressed and describing the side effects of the medicine that has kept my breathing easy and without symptoms.
So my tummy pains increased and my mood was strange and I became tearful. A friend took me to her house down the road for an hour and we had a cup of tea and a chat, I began to feel more in charge of myself so I came home to bed.
I got little sleep, one of the side effects of my magic medicine, and woke still with an uncomfortable tummy, but feeling somewhat better. I ventured out to get some snacks but had to borrow some money from a friend as I could not find my purse. This made me scared as I knew the last time I’d got my purse (wallet) out, it was in my bedroom to put a stamp on a letter. I grew more scared as the day went on, but finally found it behind my laptop screen.
I have heard a little wheezing but not enough to need my inhaler yet. But I now carry it around with me around the house in a bag with my mobile phone. So I back to managing my day. Staying calm.
I’ve actually been calm for a long time now. Just one outburst of hurt and betrayal when I got a malicious text from DW and Mike blocked me on Instagram, before we began our relationship.
I still live with the consequences of her crimes and anti social behaviour.
So my doctor will make a home visit on Monday morning. I am so grateful for him. And I’m so tremendously grateful for this glorious evening and my view over the harbour.
4 replies on “When it is worse than I thought…”
Very cool. Verbal poetry. future of us, who love to write. I use the YouTube.
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I was recorded without knowing it. I would never have the confidence to use youtube.
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Ain’t so hard. I use normal life. Like a poetry reading for more people.
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I feel safe at at an open mic.
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