I don't even need permanent help. I'm not looking to be on disability for the rest of my life. That thought is just waaaaay too depressing to contemplate. I have things I want to do but I just can't do them right now. In the meantime, I'm draining my parents dry with the buying of my meds, specialty diet and, hell, just day to day things like soap and laundry detergent. Disability would help there. I could buy my own meds, my own food, give them gas money for running me to doctor's appointments...the list goes on. I miss my independence but I'm hanging on. Some days are good days.
Tuesday...Tuesday was a good day. Cory and I had turned on the web cams to chat so que the conversation format! Don't worry, I'll start after the gross, lovey-dovey giggling bits (usually by me):
Cory: Blogged recently?
Me: Yesterday recent enough?
Cory: I s'pose so.
Me: Say, I need a pic of your scarf. I forgot to take a pic of it before I sent it to you and now I can't blog it cuz I don't have it.
Cory: Want me to go get it and you can just take a screen shot? You know it'll be forever before I actually get around to taking a pic otherwise.
Me: Yes!! *Does a happy puppy butt wiggle cuz now I get a pic of the scarf and my Canadian*
Then...then he comes back into view. Oh, he's wearing the scarf. It just happens to be the only things he's wearing. Thankfully (maybe, shut up, don't judge me) it's long and covers up the
So, with a little liberty with MS Paint, here is Cory's scarf. With a smidge of pale Canadian background. It makes me smile like an idiot.
P.S. Stop trying to look below the picture edge. Pervert. You were too!!
3 comments:
I know exactly what you mean by hanging on. Hopefully, things will get better very soon.
What a good boy! And lovely scarf.
xo
;-)
That picture is hilarious.
I really hope they let you get on disability. I could go on and on about how I feel about healthcare in the US, but it would be redundant to hear, I'm sure.
Fingers crossed!
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