I have some unfortunate news.
In addition to my winter psoriasis outbreak, I now have a full-body dotty-type rash. Red dots and bumps. It itches, and it's ugly. And it kind of hurts, now that I'm thinking about it.
I'm using some self-help type thinking to get through this difficult time. "This is tough," I remind myself, "but I'll get through it." I rationally think through my options and decide on a course of action. I'm pleasant to the on-call nurse in the dermatology clinic who helpfully assigns me to a recent cancellation time slot. "Thank you SO much," I say. "Of course I can be there at 3:30."
Only one time did I photograph the rash and send the picture to a friend. I limited my Google images rash photo examination time to one-and-a-half or two hours. I only check to see if the rash has spread every fifteen minutes.
Things are obviously totally under control.
2 comments:
Oh, I'm so sorry. At least you have an appointment. Maybe they have some wonder drug/ointment/something to help.
I like the idea of resilience and bounce, but I don't like the idea of grit.
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