This is what life is like when you have an illness that nobody notices because it is invisible. Just because I look well doesn't mean that I am, life already has enough lumps in it without people making any more. I am writing this blog in the hope that some understanding gets out there, as well as the laughs. Please feel free to share it with your friends. It's an important message that needs to be everywhere. Love and thanks from Maz xxx
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Getting Over the Horror
Two and a half days since that nightmare panic attack and finally I'm starting to feel something of my more usual self. It feels like Wednesday morning was such a long time ago and in a different time or on another planet. Part of me says that it was all a bad dream and it feels like it. There was such a surreal feeling about the attack that I had no real idea of what was happening to me. Even now, late on Friday night, I have some difficulty believing that it was a true happening. It's like having that part of me trying to deny what happened and calling it a bad dream while another, more rational, part of me is telling me the truth about that morning. Is that why I can't remember much of it? Is my brain trying to compensate in some way for the upset caused by that panic attack? I don't know. What small talent I have for psychology isn't enough to really work it out. I just don't want another one like that. Just the thought of it scares the bejabers out of me. I am glad that I'm now coming through the other side of it and starting to smile again. TTFN.
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