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May. 2nd, 2019 09:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckI read back 200 posts this morning, just barely skimming, then decided that I didn't have time to go further, so there are things that I'm just not going to see at all. If there's something I really need to see, please let me know.
I've got a bus draft for the H/C Exchange story and twice as much written now on the Wayback Exchange story. I also wrote some snippets for five prompts that I picked randomly back in October. That puts me at having written for 17 of the 31 prompts for that challenge. I didn't complete any of those stories, and I still may not, but I know the shape of them now.
We had four for games last night and broke out Betrayal Legacy which Scott has been desperate to play, desperate enough to overlook that it's really, really not cooperative enough for me. I'll manage somehow, I guess. We played the first round which is 90% figuring out the rules.
I got steroidal injections in both hands on Tuesday. I couldn't use my hands that evening or during most of yesterday, and I lost sleep to the pain.
Last night, I got the facial flush side effect which made me think I was having an allergic reaction. Scott noticed the redness hours before I did but didn't mention it because he assumed that I knew and didn't consider it important. By the time our guests left, both cheeks felt like they were sunburned from cheekbone down to chin (not my normal sunburn pattern). I ended up staying up much later than I'd hoped to because I really didn't want to put on my c-pap gear. That has straps across my cheeks to carry the pressurized air to my nostrils.
I'm not sure what this means for the appointment I have tomorrow which is probably for a similar injection in my neck. I'm not enthusiastic about that level of pain and lack of function there, and I'd expect the facial flushing to be worse.
Anyway, time to prepare for today's appointment. That's an easy one, just a bus to downtown and a bus back. I will likely get lunch, too, rather than try to prepare food when my hands are still iffy.
I've got a bus draft for the H/C Exchange story and twice as much written now on the Wayback Exchange story. I also wrote some snippets for five prompts that I picked randomly back in October. That puts me at having written for 17 of the 31 prompts for that challenge. I didn't complete any of those stories, and I still may not, but I know the shape of them now.
We had four for games last night and broke out Betrayal Legacy which Scott has been desperate to play, desperate enough to overlook that it's really, really not cooperative enough for me. I'll manage somehow, I guess. We played the first round which is 90% figuring out the rules.
I got steroidal injections in both hands on Tuesday. I couldn't use my hands that evening or during most of yesterday, and I lost sleep to the pain.
Last night, I got the facial flush side effect which made me think I was having an allergic reaction. Scott noticed the redness hours before I did but didn't mention it because he assumed that I knew and didn't consider it important. By the time our guests left, both cheeks felt like they were sunburned from cheekbone down to chin (not my normal sunburn pattern). I ended up staying up much later than I'd hoped to because I really didn't want to put on my c-pap gear. That has straps across my cheeks to carry the pressurized air to my nostrils.
I'm not sure what this means for the appointment I have tomorrow which is probably for a similar injection in my neck. I'm not enthusiastic about that level of pain and lack of function there, and I'd expect the facial flushing to be worse.
Anyway, time to prepare for today's appointment. That's an easy one, just a bus to downtown and a bus back. I will likely get lunch, too, rather than try to prepare food when my hands are still iffy.
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Date: 2019-05-02 03:58 pm (UTC)Hope it goes okay.