Matthew and I are going back to the states for about two weeks to attend the wedding of his sister. Matty's very excited to see his family again. We leave on saturday morning.
My grades have been suffering a lot lately in college. It's not because I'm not trying in class (When I am in class I get high marks), but there have been many, many mornings recently when I feel like I can't even get out of bed, let alone make the forty minute walk to college and be there on time. It is so very irresponsible for me to be cutting classes so often, but, well... uh...
My health is still in decline. Even after three months my body still hasn't finished recovering from the miscarriage. I'd never thought I'd want to have my period so badly as I have been lately, because once it comes back then I'll know everything is okay. I went to the doctor about it the other week, but he just said to continually wait it out.
Also, for the past three weeks I've been getting a faint unpleasant taste in my mouth whenever I eat certain foods. I worry that it might be the onset of diabetes, or even liver damage...
Maybe since the miscarriage I've become a hypochrondriac, I dunno.
It's weird. It feels like I've passed through the active phases of my depression over losing the baby, but now it's still there as some huge, hulking background thing; making me sad and depressed through other things beyond dwelling on the miscarriage.
It's possible that I feel time hasn't passed because I can't cope with everything else and defeat the depression at the same time.
Devious Comments
You might recall me: a respectful fan of your past writing pertaining to Phantasy Star IV. I thought I would drop by to see how matters are... Although they are clearly difficult beyond my ability to usefully relate, I can still see that you are persevering with clear patience. Clearly you've still that spirit, overshadowed though it is, currently.
I have good memories of your past projects and hopes. Simply: I wish you luck and good spirit throughout this. I also marvel at how time passess too quickly, and at some times how it is barely noticed through the haze of daily activities and fleeting weeks. I rely on the substance of personal learning and efforts of sentimental value to gague time and life, never the mechanism of days - such impersonal counting leads to an incorrect judgement of efficiency (at least in one perspective).
Good luck, BlackWaltz.
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