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Originally posted by silent thunder
Severe insomnina and anxiety attacks, heart palpitations, increased pain in old wounded leg, crankiness, irritability, deep sense of impending catastrophe.
In short, the usual.
Originally posted by dizziedame
Every Tuesday afternoon I sit in the lobby of the cancer care unit at our hospital waiting to get a blood test and and two very painful Procrit injections.
During the wait in the lobby and the even longer wait in the unit I have seen so many very sick people. Most look like the living dead. Their frail bodies covered in wraps and blankets to help keep them warm.
These people range in age from early 20's to 70's. Most are there for chemotherapy. Many are bald with eyes sunken deep in their heads.
[edit on 17-3-2010 by dizziedame]
Originally posted by silent thunder
Severe insomnina and anxiety attacks, heart palpitations, increased pain in old wounded leg, crankiness, irritability, deep sense of impending catastrophe.
In short, the usual.
Originally posted by SolarE-Souljah
Nice to see this thread coming along nicely!
I agree with a lot of your thoughts everyone. Especially the lonely factor. It's not like I'm dying of loneliness, it's just I want to go off and meet new people and see new things. Anybody have any recommendations of cool places on the western side of America? Here I am on Spring Break. Everyone is off doing epic things, and I have nothing to do.
I have a lot on my mind also. I really think about the future a lot, even though I also do focus on the here and now. My dreams have been very deep, and that has kept me entertained. Since its Spring Break, I can sleep in, so I can dream all I want. That is at least fun.