one-two-three oh-nine: the story of my day

[terebi_me]

This is status report and actual journaling for medical purposes, as well as trying to get me back into the swing of using the machine to transcribe my thoughts and get me flowing towards writing fiction tonight. I can't believe I've still got work to do after everything I've done today, but there it is. The only way I could get an extension is if

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[aleeka]

days at the doctor are never fun. :/ Tramadol... my rottweiler took that for pain of bone cancer, it made a noticeable difference in how he felt. I remember my naturopathic vet saying "Haven't you tried his drugs? They're human grade and good!" hahaha. Hum. Hippie vets.. funny.

[terebi_me]

It's interesting so far... it's blunting my brain's response to pain. It's very opioid in that way - I can still clearly perceive the pain, but I can't concentrate on it, and therefore, I don't notice it most of the time.

[aleeka]

That's the beauty of opioids... you still hurt but you're not able to care about it. I'm a percoset fan myself. Vicodin is too hard on my liver, too much inflammation reducer not enough opiate. I use piroxicam when my knees get super pissed off, as in keeping me awake pissed off inflammation. Works really really well, doesn't make me dopey either.

[so_pseudogoth]

I am sending you major hugs from my end. There's a complete meltdown within Texas borders. :(

[terebi_me]

Oh no!

[so_pseudogoth]

I just did an update about it. :/

[princess_poppy]

I send you the dreaded mostly-useless *virtual hugs* (with asterisks, of course). How about extra asterisks? Here you go: ********huggies********

BTW, I am so very glad that you have embarked on the Buffy journey at long last. You and that show were kind of made for each other.

[bookbabe1999]

*hugs*

That's all I cal legally send through the internets.