I do feel a weakness in my arms, especially
when I am taking pictures and other mundane tasks. But, I really am having issues with my
balance being a little off, and my cognitive abilities have not been sharp. I looked up the symptoms on the internet and
saw they were also symptoms for MS (Multiple
Sclerosis).
I can’t begin to tell you all the issues that
went through my mind. I wasn’t going to
tell Paul yet, but I had to because I was approached by a business associate
about an extremely large Christmas order for the shop. I had to make a quick decision of whether or
not I could physically do it, or whether the shop had the physical capability
to do an order that large. After we
talked, I knew I could not do the whole order, but I can do part of it.
Paul was real sweet. His main concern was me and nothing
else. He doesn’t have an emotional
attachment to the shop like I do. Our
lease is coming up at the beginning of February, so I would like a very quick
diagnosis of the problem. It is October
23, 2011 and our landlord will probably be approaching us in December….not a
lot of time to find an answer.
I went to the Botanical Garden to get away and
write this chapter. I sat on a rock
right on the edge of the river to “write down” my feelings on my computer. That idea was quickly dismissed as two
college girls sat on a rock right above where I was sitting to discuss college
life. So, those sad feelings I was going
to write down did not come. Instead I
named my rock “lizard rock” as four lizards came to visit me. When the girls left, a teen boy and his
grandmother sat in the same spot. Then
the teen wandered around where I was sitting.
So, it is time to go and get my thoughts on paper another time!
Looking back
on this day almost a year and a half later, I think I was blessed to not
formulate these thoughts in my mind because they were not happy thoughts at
all. I never sat down to write down my thoughts. These “interruptions” I feel
were a blessing in disguise.
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