I fondly remember back when I didn't have a headache. I think it was last year sometime?
Things are bad right now. I know I have it within me to make a positive change, but I can't seem to move because of the paralyzing pain.
I hope I still have a job when I go back to work. And I hope my family is still talking to me.
I wish I could just be me.
I'm reminded of a personal essay by Joan Didion that helped me understand my own migraines, "In Bed". I read it in a collection of essays that sits on a nearby shelf --"The Art Of The Personal Essay", Phillip Lopate ed.--but found it within minutes by Googling "In Bed Didion". Don't know how to send links but if you highlight http://www.wiziq.com/tutorial/114792-In-Bed-by-Joan-Didion , and put it in your top bar, you'll find a fairly readable copy. Hope it helps. Hope.
ReplyDeleteHi Geo., that is the most wonderful thing I have ever read. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I'm speechless...so glad she wrote that.
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