Many, many times

[jadesfire]

I hate having my morning routine interrupted. *sigh* Things went rapidly downhill after my earlier post, mostly because my other half got up and human interaction was required.

After we'd stitched his head back on where I bit it off, he drove me into town for the blood test. Have I mentioned before how awesome my doctor's surgery is? Not only did the nurse see me early, she picked up at once how scared I was, and was...not sympathetic, exactly, just. Understanding. I HATE needles so very much, but I can handle it if the person wielding it just gets on with things. I had a nightmare at one blood test where the nurse basically mocked me for it and got me so wound up that I couldn't hold still enough for her to take any blood and when she did it hurt. So. Yeah. Nice nurse=very good things.

But with my eating routine thrown like that, I've been off-kilter all morning. Tired and grumpy and not really able to concentrate. Grrrr.

But. Lists have helped this week, so let's keep at it:



- Receive books
- Invoice grids
- Croatian orders
- FMP spreadsheet
- Birthday present for L
- Book coffee dates
- Check if J booked car service
- Photo booking?
- tardis_bigbang
- New mood theme
- Go through wardrobe
- Ask about gecko-lib at Aspire users' forum
- Fic comm @ DW?

Comments

[caersmane.livejournal.com]

I had a nurse once say to me that the best nurses are not sympathetic, they are empathetic. It stuck with me :) *hugs*

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*nods* that's a very good way of putting it. I don't need sympathy - everyone who's scared of something knows it's irrational, and I don't need pandering to, just understanding. The practice nurse is definitely very empathetic :)

*leans* Is it time to go home yet?

[caersmane.livejournal.com]

*props you up* Not yet :( But soon! You've almost made it!

[donutsweeper.livejournal.com]

You need a security blanket like this one:
(http://icanhascheezburger.com/2007/11/27/meh-security-system-let-me-showz-u-him/)

I think it would help.

[pwcorgigirl.livejournal.com]

*sends you virtual peanut butter cookies and orange juice* I hope the tests turn up something that can be fixed.

Your experience with needles reminds me of my son, who hates them so much that he fought off a doctor, three nurses and me when he was six years old and weighed about 35 pounds. Once we finally got him pinned to the table, I had to yell at the nurse to "Stop dicking around and get it over with!" We are, to say the least, still memorable at the doctor's practice. :)

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*ruffles fur* I could definitely use one of those :)

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

Me too! But even if they don't, that's kind of an answer in its own way, so I'm fine with that.

Oh good grief :S I'm not quite that bad! Not quite ;)

[crystalshard.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

At least you got it over with. And now, with any luck, they should be able to figure out how to balance your body chemistry better.

[takes-a-fairy.livejournal.com]

*hugs you*
Glad it's over with.

Corgigirl's comment reminds me of when my, then, 4 yr. old son had to be held down whilst removing a shard of glass from his little foot and then having the open cut stitched closed.

I never knew a little four year old could fight so hard! =O

ETA: too many typos...sorry