You will recall that 9 days ago, at 6:20 a.m. (in accordance with Witchy Woman’s instructions) I took my dose of B.C. I was hoping to report back on changes or experiences but there’s been little to report.
I had no idea what to expect – which is probably a good thing because I haven’t been disappointed. So far, I have not experienced anything that I would say was relief. At one point (maybe 3 or 4 days ago) I thought maybe, just maybe, my head wasn’t as itchy as it’s been. But no, that was a temporary reprieve that only lasted one day. On another day, I thought maybe, just maybe, my left thumb didn’t hurt as much…also a temporary reprieve.
Emotionally…no change…physically…no change, except for this rotten cold which I’ve managed to pass it on to my husband. My nausea/heartburn has returned and gone, my head is itchy and my hands and feet hurt. Oh, and I’m not feeling very creative or funny. Good thing work lately hasn’t required creativity! This week was mostly about sending out faxes, capturing and recording information written on the back of postcards, booking mediations and minutes of meetings. Nothing requiring thinking or creativity.
Can’t wait to see Witchy Woman on Tuesday and say “now what?” Oh, and Witchy, if you’re readying this – the heck with you…I’m going to Google B.C. before I see you on Tuesday!
In the meantime, Happy Thanksgiving!
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