Sunday, February 26, 2012
Would that I were...
More positive. More faithful. More patient.
Alas, I am none of these things.
I had hoped that because I felt better late yesterday, that I was on a better track.
Alas, I am not.
This day. Oh, this day has been so utterly awful. At one point, curled in a ball, all I wanted was for someone to read John to me. I don't know why. I am not even sure I could have born the sound. Right now, typing is excruciating. But I don't want to lose this day, too.
Thinking I was better, I took a shower last night. After just five minutes, I was gasping for breath and was so very scared of my racing heart. I felt like I had run a marathon or something. Laying on the floor, trying to recover, I called myself all kinds of stupid. But I just wanted to be clean.
Amos, bless his puppy heart, let me sleep longer and has not had to go outside hardly at all today. I fear that means should I stumble about the house to look, I will find spots of outside inside.
Tuesday's worse migraine ever does not even touch today's. The altered dosage of Imitrex helped for a while, but it is gone and I cannot take any more until tomorrow. I have swallowed everything possible and spent the day in the dark, constantly switching out ice packs and clutching my puppy dog, as I whimper like a baby. At least my heart rate is now normal for me...as long as I don't try to do anything. Never did the number 55 look so good to me. And I can feel my lips again. I just really and truly want someone, anyone, to literally cut off my head. The throbbing, stabbing, imploding, exploding agony made worse by light and sound and movement is unbearable. Really, I am not strong enough to endure this. Nor, apparently, does my body care for any sorts of migraine medications.
I keep saying that I didn't know it was possible to be this miserable, and then I learn that actually I had not yet discovered the true depths of miserable. It is as if misery is an onion and I am but a few layers in.
I don't know why I want to hear it, but I do. In the beginning was the Word...
I am Yours, Lord. Save me!
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. . . and the Word was with God and the Word was God.
And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us -- for you, Myrtle.
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