S*** Happens

Sixteen cold degrees grace our sun shiny yard and at 6:30 this morning I decided I had laid under the warm covers long enough.  I had turned in at 9:30 last night because the last couple of days have been wearing me out.  My arms seemed to ache incessantly day and night making it almost impossible to do anything but the domestic duties I have to do and sleep will not come easily.  Once I do manage to sleep I dread waking up.  Each day brings the feeling of not being able to get warm to add to the misery. 
I also feel like Mt. Vesuvius turned upside down.  It is not so much the pain as the feeling of losing control and the stress of having to continually be aware of the possibility of an accident to avoid humiliation.  Consequently I haven’t picked up a project or relaxed, other than a little T V viewing, during this time.  I don’t know what today will bring.  I took some medicine last night that seemed to control it but haven’t taken any more today. 

But enough whining, I’m going to try to do a little house cleaning, bed changing, work on some projects, and take some more medicine today.  I’m almost convinced that dwelling on the situation only makes it worse.  So stay warm, stay in touch, and keep laughing—-I’m going to try.

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About Momma

I'll be 77 in February. Mother of two sons and one daughter. ( Bloggers SEB and Cindyisms are two of them). Grandmother of three. Retired after 29 years+ at Michigan Bell Telephone and ten+ years with The Oakland Press. I was active with the telephone company union and a Dale Carnegie graduate.

3 thoughts on “S*** Happens

  1. You poor thing.  Sounds like the flu to me.  Take care and do only what you need to do to get by.  I am sending healing thoughts your way.. . and maybe a cork or two. Haha…….

  2. Yes, Momma, it does sound like the flu and this weather has not made it any more easy to get over it either.  Hope you’re up, and more your old self again really soon.  Warmer days are in the forcast so I hope that helps.

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