Making an effort

This relationship has stalled I want communication He wants __________ (well if he were speaking to me I would know) I can guess I have waited I have asked All answers are 'I don't know' I know that his actions provide a glaring answer of their own 'I don't want to I'm not ready to…

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Trying to be nice

This week is a doozy Physical therapy for my stabbing back pain A doctor willing to try to straighten my scoliosis by strengthening my uncooperative muscles okay, we'll see Meeting with the local juvenile court to establish my family team case management They came to the house yesterday to meet the kids There was no,…

Pink Slipped

Sure, I have my support team who deserts me when I need them I am told to surrender myself to the emergency ward to be detained until they decide what to do with me I am shamed for driving myself in for help why should I travel by ambulance when I have a car? I…

FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

I have coping skills that make me hard to diagnose. I will use my anger toward the (!!($%%%$) who stole my credit card to pull me out of my creeping depression, yeah, righteous indignation and finger waving with a stomp of the foot to prove that I'm only half functional Son of a pickled frog…

IT bytes

Geek brain reared its ugly head and said By the power of Paxil, I can complete this task- must process information! Why now? Lizard brain asks can't we sleep and stay warm? NO!! We must copy the hard drives and do MAINTENANCE as we have in the past. All things must be duplicated to prevent…

That House (the-sandbox-writing-challenge-22)

https://promptlings.wordpress.com/2016/01/12/the-sandbox-writing-challenge-22-setting-free-the-captive-parts/ This week’s challenge gets you TWO questions for the price of one, but they are connected. Are you ready? Here goes… (The image of a house is on the page linked above) What part of YOU is 
locked inside this house?
` What can you do to free 
that part of yourself? That House My…

EEG Update -after the neurologist

I had the neurologist in stitches. He laughed out loud at the ridiculous things they said to me. I love this neurologist, soft spoken but blunt. A nurse walked me in to the small office to get my vitals before he came in. I've gained some weight. I'm back up to a reasonable skinny weight,…