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I'm totally wake, yup, nope

I'm so tired I'm afraid my head it going to explode with all the information that I'm sure I'll have to listen to today. Yup that's right, mid semester break is over and its back to uni. And how did I spend my last night of freedom before uni? Working the close.... 5pm-12am YAY! So now my body aches, I can't walk and Uni... nope not for me. I think I'll do my lectures later online and go in at 4pm for my tute. I'm not sure that my body will handle anything else. Might need a long, hot bath and use my massager for a while. Gees! I can't even believe how sore I am, I knew that I would be sore because it was one of my only long shifts that I've done since I hurt my hip, but this is ridiculous. My whole left side it aching and even my leg and back hurts. This is ridiculous. Is this it?

I think I'm coming to the sad realisation that I go to more doctors and physio appointments in one week than I work :( I feel like I made all this progress 2 years ago, by going to pain management, learning how to accept pain and all these strategies to cope etc. etc. but now I don't even know how. It's like everything I learnt was related to coping with Migraines and then elbow pain came along and that was sort of alright because I could still walk and then hip pain started and now I can't even do anything. This is so stupid, I don't even know what to do. Oh well, maybe I'll go back to bed and start my day again.

BB :)

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