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Sep. 29th, 2019 01:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
the_rckI'm having problems with dizziness/vertigo this weekend. I can tell that it's a problem with my ears. If I apply pressure in the right ways, things start to drain, but I can't keep that up. An electric heating pad works better, and I seem to get about half an hour after prolonged application when I can walk around without feeling like I need to lean on the wall.
I'm having some luck with mucinex today. I'm hoping that that will be enough to make doing necessary things this week more feasible. It's not just my balance that's off. I'm muddling dates and words and forgetting things that I considered five minutes before.
I need to figure out some schedule related things for tomorrow. Scott will likely be working 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Cordelia has a choir rehearsal that might run late enough that getting the city bus home will be difficult but by no means late enough that her father picking her up will work.
My mother will arrive at some unspecified time, possibly early enough to help, possibly not. She doesn't know that I've been sick, so I need to explain that part.
I'm not sure if I'll do Yuletide this year. I have no enthusiasm for it at the moment. I've also got two stories to edit, one to write (for my Fandom Trumps Hate auction winner), and two game scenarios to write for UCon. Right at the moment, I don't want to do any of it because I can't track things correctly. I'm worried that I'll build in contradictions/weird logic errors without noticing that I'm doing it.
For the moment, I'm listening to audiobooks and looking at how far behind I've fallen on my book logging. I don't know that I'll remember the books after or actually do anything about the logging, but... It's almost like doing something.
On the semi-plus side, the prednisone has made my hands hurt less. I'm trying to enjoy that while it lasts. The tremor has been bad, though, bad enough that texting takes three times as long as it should and that I can't use Chrome on my phone. My fingers move in ways that the interface interprets as commands.
I'm having some luck with mucinex today. I'm hoping that that will be enough to make doing necessary things this week more feasible. It's not just my balance that's off. I'm muddling dates and words and forgetting things that I considered five minutes before.
I need to figure out some schedule related things for tomorrow. Scott will likely be working 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Cordelia has a choir rehearsal that might run late enough that getting the city bus home will be difficult but by no means late enough that her father picking her up will work.
My mother will arrive at some unspecified time, possibly early enough to help, possibly not. She doesn't know that I've been sick, so I need to explain that part.
I'm not sure if I'll do Yuletide this year. I have no enthusiasm for it at the moment. I've also got two stories to edit, one to write (for my Fandom Trumps Hate auction winner), and two game scenarios to write for UCon. Right at the moment, I don't want to do any of it because I can't track things correctly. I'm worried that I'll build in contradictions/weird logic errors without noticing that I'm doing it.
For the moment, I'm listening to audiobooks and looking at how far behind I've fallen on my book logging. I don't know that I'll remember the books after or actually do anything about the logging, but... It's almost like doing something.
On the semi-plus side, the prednisone has made my hands hurt less. I'm trying to enjoy that while it lasts. The tremor has been bad, though, bad enough that texting takes three times as long as it should and that I can't use Chrome on my phone. My fingers move in ways that the interface interprets as commands.
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