See peoples, this is why I've kept him for 20 years. He still compliments me and makes me feel special, beautiful and loved. I'm so lucky.
- how the chaos feels:
loved
My tattoo is healing well. Starting to get kinda flaky but I understand that's better than a big hard scab.
I'm trying to live the reason behind my tattoo...making amends where I can and letting go of past hurts and insecurities. It's not easy and I'll probably slip. But I'm trying and I have a built in reminder now to help. I WILL write more about the actual experience of getting the tattoo. Soon.
I found out some distressing news about another of my medications. I don't "preach" about it much any more, but I live and die by my Armour thyroid medicine, literally. It's an older medication and not one popular with doctors because the drug reps don't give them kickbacks for prescribing it like the reps for Synthroid do. But when I started taking it several years ago I went from surviving to living, just as I went from barely alive to surviving when I was first put on Synthroid. I will NOT go without it, even if I have to doctor shop or order from Canada to get it. Or worse. Whatever it takes.
So I was very unhappy to learn that Armour recently underwent a reformulation. This was not announced and if it had been I believe I'd have heard about it, I keep up with news about thyroid treatment and Armour in particular. It seems that quite a few patients have not done well with this new formula. Everything from allergic type reactions to symptoms of low thyroid cropping back up and TSH levels going up.
Guess what? A lot of what I was blaming on my bp meds, are also symptoms I suffer when my thyroid is off. Moodiness, depression (the only time I was ever depressed enough to feel like I needed treatment was before I started treatment for my thyroid), crying, fibromyalgia flareup, swollen feet and hands, fatigue, high blood pressure (again, once I started treatment for my thyroid I was able to come off the bp meds previously), fast heart rate etc.
When I first read the news about the change to Armour, I literally wept. It wasn't my fault. I wasn't crazy. Well, I'm crazy, but not that kind of crazy. I had hope that I could be myself again. I wanted to talk to the pharmacist today and see if I could substitute one of the other natural thyroid meds for Armour without a new prescription. But after being off work for 2 days and having not 1 but 3 top priorities for the day, I just ran out of time. I was at work until nearly 6:30 and by the time I left I was too tired to care. I'll talk to him tomorrow and if I can't make the substitution I'll call the doctor. *sigh* I dread it. I'll have to go in and explain why Armour saved my life and why I now want to stop taking it. *facepalm* I can do it. I know I can. I can get the documentation and I'm convincing when I need to be. But it's exhausting to think about.
All right. Enough babbling. Warehouse 13 is off and my butt is numb from sitting still for 2 hours. Gotta move around and try to get myself ready to go to bed.
- how the chaos feels:
hopeful
The artist (Craig at The Pulse east of Athens) said the yellow in the center would show up better after it healed. I had to get a couple of pics now though, before it scabbed over and got gross looking. After it does heal I'll put up a couple more.
I'll write more later. I am getting picked up at 7:30 in the morning to go to a family reunion so I'm going to try to get some sleep.
( tattoo pictures )
- how the chaos feels:
pleased
( But this is how long my hair is now. )
- how the chaos feels:vain
10:16 waits anxiously to hear back from the doc's office. I seriously need some different drugs, these are NO fun. (bp meds actually) #
10:23 RT @madathena RT-ing others...They say celebs die in 3s. Leave it to Billy Mays to throw in one extra COMPLETELY FREE. #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitterhusband: on top of it all, tea tree oil is a incest repellant outdoors for mosquitos and ticks
husband: miracle stuff
grrltechie: I didn't know mosquitos fucked their sisters
Chalk one up for the grrltechie :)
- how the chaos feels:
amused
My stomach muscles hurt and I couldn't figure out why. I haven't exercised or exerted myself in any other way (sex sometimes makes my abs this sore). Then I realized it was from crying so hard last night. I didn't realize I had cried that much or that hard. So I guess it's a little worse than I thought. *sigh* I'll call the doctor's office in the morning but I probably won't get to talk to the doctor. I hate that but I like this doctor so I suppose I have to put up with it.
- how the chaos feels:
sad
18:14 is coasting on pain meds and trashy movies. I love weekends :) #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter16:38 is so ready for the weekend. and hoping it doesn't suck like the rest of this week. #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter11:26 @brian_choate what happened with what? i didn't color my hair yet...I've not felt well. #
17:11 is tweeting because LJ is acting up. Will Michael Jackson be number three? twurl.nl/ovj40h #
22:04 @brian_choate the link is to a story of him going to the hospital with cardiac probs. Seems he died. #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter- how the chaos feels:
enthralled
- how the chaos feels:
apathetic
12:19 worries about her house. Electrical woes last night that were VERY scary. Anybody know of a cheap house for rent or sale in Limestone Cty? #
20:47 watching the director's cut of "Armageddon" #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re naturally more quiet and less demonstrative than extroverts. It doesn’t mean we’re angry or upset.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
- We’re not lonely or unhappy because we’re introverted. Most of us really like being introverts. If we’re unhappy or lonely, it’s for a different reason. You don’t have to feel bad for us.
Ahem. Hot buttons anyone?
But regarding this post, how about this for a shirt...
It's nothing personal
I'm an introvert
And after a little digging I found a lot of introvert shirts/buttons/etc. I'll have to see which one I like the best and make my own. *gasp* YES! Copyright infringement. Not. Since I'm not going to be selling them :P
shirts
http://www.zazzle.com/im_an_introvert_ts
http://www.zazzle.com/introvert+gifts
http://t-shirts.cafepress.com/item/intro
articles
http://livingintroverted.com/blog3/2009/0
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifesty
http://www.worldhum.com/features/speaker
And, uh, sorry for doing that to your friend's page.
- how the chaos feels:
distressed
11:30 is sad. I wasn't a huge fan but Ed McMahon was certainly an icon and will be missed. :`( #
15:36 is thinking of going REALLY red haired. But, I'm scared I'll end up looking like a cherry popsicle. Oh well, that's what ColorZap is for. #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter- how the chaos feels:
naughty
11:14 Back at work. Not any cooler. But hey...it's a living. #
11:21 @madathena or as Hank (King of the Hill) would say, Got Dang it! #
11:23 @grandmofhelsing what's Rifftrax? I probably wish I'd had it last week when I was forced to watch that same "movie". #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter11:03 is finally home. What a week :( So glad it's over. So glad. #
Automatically shipped by LoudTwitter17:16 is not sure about dinner tonight but I'll find something to eat. Right? Surely? Am I the ONLY person in the world who doesn't love sushi? #
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