So, my anxiety is unhappy with the fact that I’m having surgery tomorrow afternoon. Surprise on that.
Sleep is insane. I don’t like the idea of dreaming, unable to move, while being conscious. I never noticed how disturbing a fact that really is until wyllo mentioned it. I’ve been trying to keep an eye on a few things since we spoke, and to make additional sense of the fact that I was told the “non-epileptic” seizures I’ve been having are limbic. Originally, that was to support a dx of BPD and it’s biological cause. However, given the psych drugs I’m on, it would also support narcolepsy/cataplexy in partial treatment by accident…because no one can explain why the Risperdal I’m on helps me. *sighs* I’m due for a sleep study anyway. It definitely, as usual, makes me wonder about my mother. It might be worth trying to have that conversation while I’m there for the next few days. I know she’s had sleep issues for as long as I can remember; it makes me wonder if she presents similar symptoms. Of course, in her case, it might be apnea….
Trying to arrange a “dying man’s last request” of dinner at Joe’s Crab Shack with Shane. Considering I’m going to have to live on a lot of blended food, liquids, and soup for a few days… I want a last meal I’m going to enjoy, damn it. I haven’t had Joe’s in a long time, and it sounded like a good idea.
I’ve been told that to call it a “dying man’s last request” is over-exaggerating… but it’s a request I make before every surgery or general anesthetic I deal with. I have this tendancy to quit breathing on the table, and to wake up with a live O2 supply in my nose. While I warn the surgeons of this now, it still makes for an amusing, albeit morbid, joke for me to make. I know the surgery isn’t that bad… but it’s funny to me, damn it. *pouts, then smiles and runs away*
All told, I should be at my parents’ from either tonite or tomorrow afternoon until either Tuesday evening or Wednesday. Bringing things to keep me company (video games, mostly God of War; some craft stuff maybe; probably a few good books). They have satellite television and Toby, and those two things almost always make for comfort. I miss my Toby. It’s why I wish we could have dogs in the complex. I would get one. Instead, I’m reopening the debate on smaller pets once more.
Things to discuss/acquire from parents:
* The sleep symptom thing
* Extra pliers (if available) ~ offset slip joint (nut/bolt)
* Digital camera (loan) & photos of work parents have
* Fabric and sewing stuffs (if available) ~ inc. machine
* Additional craft materials (if available)
~Samantha