I am on the very last rung of this chain…

I woke up on Sunday … dreams aside, and stretched my body.  It felt good for a second, then suddenly everything in me was taken over by pain.  It rained hard on Sunday night and my bones reacted accordingly.  I won’t drag you through the self-pain-discovery phase of my weekend (as things progressed) but here and now, I’m one miserable kitten.

My right ankle feels broken.  I have no way to describe it other than that.  I attempt to put weight on it and it not only collapses, it shoots a screaming pain through my body until I let up.  If I keep it in the air, near motionless, I get a reprieve from the pain and can only feel the throbbing.

D yelled at me last night to go get an x-ray…said it was really important and that if I didn’t go, he’d drag me.  Fair enough then.  This morning, however, I’m pleased to report that although my ankle is worse, my knee is now also affected which means that I likely didn’t break anything.  If this goes as per norm, the pain will crawl to my knee (already is) then to my hip.  Hopefully I won’t have a sciatic flare at the end of the line.  My other ankle is acting a little dicey this morning too.

I also got my period this morning, so horrible cramps and diarrhea have been added to the mix, along with an upset tummy I got from eating an apple for breakfast.

Should.  Have.  Stayed.  In.  Bed.

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About Grainne

My name is Grainne. I suffer from depression, Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and have an an attachment disorder. I navigate though life with the help of my autistic little boy who is my hero and my every joy. My story here is difficult but necessary. I appreciate your stopping by and taking the time to share in my world.

4 Responses to “I am on the very last rung of this chain…”

  1. weordmyndum says :

    I’m so sorry you’re in so much pain. I’m keeping you in my thoughts.

  2. Sandy Sue says :

    Know you’re doing all the palliative stuff, if there is any that helps. It’s hard to stay objective when there’s such pain.

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