To Fight the Unbeatable Foe
For anyone who may have noticed, and I'm guessing not too many have, I've been largely incommunicado for several days. Part of the reason is I suddenly got very ill on Thursday night that kept me in bed for Friday and yesterday. I just started getting up and moving around today.
The other part of the reason I haven't been active is a more chronic problem, something I've never mentioned because it's such a highly personal matter, a medical issue I haven't the right to divulge. But since Wednesday, the day before I got sick, my life has been a nightmare. I'm talking like something out of Dante's Inferno.
And this is what you let yourself in for when you promise to care for someone through thick and thin. It's unfair that my charge has been hit with a debilitating, terminal illness. And Goddamnit, everyone should have a fighting chance to win every battle that's visited upon them. But I'm in a battle I can't win. And I feel like I'm failing every day and I hate feeling that way.
4 Comments:
I noticed. Good Luck and healing thoughts to you both.
Thanks much,, Bridgette.
Please take of yourself, can't take care of anyone else unless you first take care of yourself; yeah, I know, easier said than done- but true nonetheless. As someone whose experienced their fair share of pain in the perversely labelled "Golden Years," we neither withstand nor recuperate as we once did. Please take care and peace to you both...
Stan: Yes, the term "golden years" is perverse and a recurring theme with which I've been contending of late provides a sardonic double entendre to the phrase.
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