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In other words, I'm sick of damn painkillers that make me fuzzy(also, I suspect I'm a bit allergic to some component) and sick of finding good positions to lie in and sick of having to stay at home when I can do very little except sleep. *glares at the left sciatic nerve* Will have to ask for a referral to a neurologist or a neurosurgeon tomorrow, and who knows how long the waiting lists are. Plus, it feels stupid to sit at home just because I cannot walk without limping and it seems that while sitting down doesn't feel uncomfortable, if I do sit for more than a couple of hours, it is quite uncomfortable afterwards. Still, I mean, there's nothing wrong with my head; well, except the ordinary wrongness. But, cannot very well go to work like that either. I hate chronic illnesses (I guess you all know by now that I'm not a very patient by nature). Argh. And ack. And my dear family sees to have decided now is a great time to escalate their usual, constant-level quarrelling and paranoia onto the next level and again involve me in matters I can do absolutely nothing about other than feel guilty of my incapability of Setting the World to Rights. Being tetchy and half-sick at home is NOT a good time to be afraid of every phone call, too.

OTOH, the Universe delivers love and happiness every day. For example, Peter Wingfield in a silver sleevless top. Dancing. In a wonderful trashy-flashy songvid to Madonna.

Plus, you know what really got me with that songvid? The green-coated docs in the surgery at first, tapping their foot to the music and doind the inappropriate hand gestures. Because, well, *snorfle* I think listening to music while doing surgery tends to be quite universal amongst human and veterinary surgeons. I cannot say anything about real life human med, but as to vets, I've kinda seen/been part of a similar scene for several times. Without the flashy costumes, sure, and only after the surgery's mostly done, but, just, the dancing in green scrubs and stripping to music was damn familiar. *snickers* It may well be of course, that I've just had the luck and joy to work with the wackiest vets in the whole world. But then, it's all to the good. *grins*

And if it turns out that the damn back thingy will be much aggravated by the office job, I'm bloody well going to go back to practice. Not because of the surgery dance possibilities *g* (I'm an internal med kinda gal myself, mostly), but because a)less sedentary work, though maybe not much less backbreaking and b)if one's body gives signals of breaking down in places, it better break down doing what's interesting and what matters. Or something.

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