OUCH OUCH OUCH!!!!!!!
Come about six o’clock at night. Nothing will ARF do but what we must ARF a doggy-walk around the park. That’s about a mile’s dog-drag.
Ohhhh goodie…
We start out.
Drag drag yank yank drag drag HEEL, DAMMIT!!! Drag yank drag yank yank yank drag…..
Ohhhhh Hell Enough is arfing enough. The human commits an about-face and hauls the Dawg back to the house drag yank drag yank yank yank drag….. And lemme tellya, that HURTS the sore, tired hands.
We trudge back toward the house. The neighbors no doubt feel their suspicions are confirmed: I am nuts. Drag yank drag yank yank yank drag…finally make it back to our front yard. Up to the door. Into the house.
Ughhhhh!!!!!
The feet hurt. The shins hurt. The hands hurt. They all hurt like the dickens: the friction makes the peripheral neuropathy kick in with a vengeance. So we get yank yank hurt yank burn burn yank yank hurt hurt ROAR with pain.
By now the Human is royally pi$$ed. The Dog is dragging with all her wolfish strength.
Sheee-ut! My fingernails are lifting off the nail beds, which makes the yank-fest hurt even more than normal. By the time we get back to the Funny Farm, the Human is uniquely pi$$ed.
Now the feet hurt, the hands hurt, the chronically pained lips hurt… f-u-u-u-u-c-k!!!
Sez here the last time I took an ibuprofen was 2:2o a.m.
Hmmmmm…. Pretty sure I dropped one in the afternoon. Whaddayabet that’s 2:20 p.m. Hmmmm…
It’s after 6:00 p.m. now. So…presumably another one won’t poison me.
Swill an ibuprofen and a B12 pill. EEEEWWWWW!!!!!
I hate bolting down pills almost as much as I hate being stabbed with shots.
Smear the last of the CBD balm on the chronically burning lips. Tomorrow I’ll have to go out and buy some more of that stuff. Ugh!
CBD cream and balm are the only things I’ve found, so far, that work fairly promptly and effectively on the horrid neuropathic pain.
Dunno what is causing this ailment and dunno what might make it go away. All I know is, it hurts like the dickens. Very, very tired of it.
Too early to crash in the sack: it’s not even 6:30 yet. In the unlikely event that I should fall asleep now (give or take an hour), I’d be up at 1:30 in the morning: for the duration.
I hate laying awake through the wee hours almost as much as I hate tingling and burning from fingertips to elbows.
Dammit! Even my teeth hurt!