The problem with my back is persisting. I've tried different positions, different places. Lately I just crash on the couch; if I don't sleep at night, I take a really long nap there. Sort of puts a damper on the living room, but I really need rest, and that's the only way to get it. So...now, it's been suggested that I get rid of my bed and put a couch in my bedroom.
I loathe sleeping on couches. I want the ability to sprawl out and turn over once in awhile. I want to be comfortable. Though I can still fall asleep in my bed, I wake up in so much pain, I can barely breathe. The slightest spasm hurts like hell. I just want to cry and scream. So I'm considering it, definitely. I went to the hospital again and waited for eight hours and 45 minutes, all so a doctor could prescribe me with muscle relaxers and send me home without a single goddamn test. Spoiler alert; I knew the muscle relaxers wouldn't work. I said it before the prescription even got filled and I was right. Of course I was right about my body.
I'm taking the meds anyway. Of course. I just want to feel normal again; I just want my life to go back to its usual level of shittiness.
Speaking of shittiness, while I was at the hospital, there was a patient there who had―what else?―kidney stones. So what did the doctors do? They started singing to him about kidney stones. Then they laughed and said he had quality entertainment. So, yeah, you think you're sad about people not respecting your desire to change genders, imagine reaching a million on the pain scale and having your caretakers laugh and sing about it. Gosh, you really don't know anything. That poor patient sounded just like me. He wanted to die, too. I really wanted to go over there and actually say something comforting. But by now I'm sure he's fine. I hope so, even if his doctors didn't give a damn.
I am trying so hard to forget about my whole "journey," but it's hard! Every time I haven't thought about it in awhile, someone at the next table in a restaurant starts yammering about kidney stones. Today at Tim's (Horton's again, not Bradford's like I wish), three ambulances came out of nowhere. Could have been an OD, could have been something to do with the heart, but all I could think about was myself.
I have been over the hump for six months already, and I still want to die. My life right now is literally a combination of The Toilet Won't Flush, I've Had A Headache For Four Weeks, My Back Fucking Hurts, What Color Is My Tongue?, and What Color Is My Urine? coupled with My Period's Here and I'm 32 And Don't Know What Friendship Is.
This is pointless. Worse than pointless, it's a fucking joke.
I wonder if my family would stop celebrating Christmas if I were to die, say, right after. That's an interesting thought.
I wonder if my family would stop celebrating Christmas if I were to die, say, right after. That's an interesting thought.