Well, it's been just over a week since Thanksgiving and my life has been one to forget with a few blessings in between. I know it sounds like it on here but in life I really do try not to complain too much unless you catch me at that perfect time when I am at a breaking point. I try to smile even when I don't have much in me to smile about, it's hard but I really give it an honest try.
So let's get into my past week:
So Thanksgiving was decent, I spent it with friends and their family. That was different, I'm used to some kind of sprawling fight, someone yelling at someone over the turkey and eventually the police showing up for some reason or another and the worst thing that happened this time was a few corny jokes that we all had to endure. It was really good and I appreciate their hospitality.
Later that night, talking to a friend who has been very good to me pretty much since our friendship started,got very upset with me and I inadvertently made said friend cry, which made/makes me feel like crap. It had to do with my decision to transition and I don't think it needs to be explained any further but it made me feel bad in a way.
Throughout the week, something very strange happened. I was at work, my second to last day before a paid week off, and my hand started to itch...really badly. It felt like my bones were itching and the skin was just in the way. I tried not to scratch too much but I ended up not even noticing when I was doing it and by the end of the day my hand swelled up a little bit.
Being a cashier, I have to handle money and that was torture trying to pick up the change to give to customers and most of them were either scared or worried about me when they saw my bubble hands.
*Side note, I have to acknowledge this one customer who is a regular.
I normally have a big smile and talk politely. This time I gave her a barely
raised lip trying to smile, in so much pain I was tearing up. She returned that
with a sad look and said something like, "Aww what's wrong? You're normally
so cheerful and sweet." I told her and raised my hands up and she said some
nice things like she hopes I get it taken care of and feel better. She is always
nice and left, leaving me thankful for customers like her. A minute later
she came back in and pulled me aside; she said she felt really bad and since
I am always nice to her she wanted to try to make my day a little better.
She guided me to the candy aisle and asked me what my favorite candy
is and she bought it. Then She handed it to me and before
I could deny it, she left. It means the world to me that someone I don't know
personally wanted to do that small yet big gesture for me.
Back to my story, so I ended up leaving work early and going to the ER. One good thing about having to go there was I found out my Insurance has gone through and I now do have health insurance. I met with a Dr and she told me it's an allergic reaction to something, no idea what though since I haven't done anything different or new. I started taking estrogen about a month ago and I am
This happened a few years ago when my landlord used a certain bug spray around my room and I think that's what this is too.
Besides that, I've been walking for exercise and that's been really good for me...aaand that's been my week.


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