Things have, quite suddenly, started going well. And, I'm inclined to think that reducing the dose of Trazadone has a lot to do with it - I feel more alive, less medicated, more emotional. Who, indeed, would have thought it.
I've been greatly cheered by reading some Charles Bukowski too. God, I love Chuck, and identify with him almost totally - whether this is a good thing or not is probably up for discussion.
It's nice to read something, and although it's re-reading, I've been skipping throught it with no problem with concentration.
Mrs CD has finished work for Christmas, and we spent a pleasant morning in bed, doing what couples are supposed to do and which we haven't been doing for a long time because I'm a miserable, stoned, self-loathing twonk.
Too much information, I suspect.
I managed to do my volunteering on Friday and go and see my partner in the website. I missed a couple of things, getting a prescription and taking my antabuse, but I'm quite relaxed about that.
I actually found myself (ridiculous phrase, never use it again) playing the guitar again; just for fun. JUST FOR FUN. JUST FOR FUN. These are big things in the Cardiff Drunk brain. I feel grateful for my good fortune in life without hating myself for being undeserving and just more relaxed and sorted all round.
So, stop taking so many happy pills, get happier.
We're on the road to Prozac.
If you spent it thank you for your time.
Much love,
The Cardiff Drunk.
Don't Look 2019
4 years ago
3 comments:
I feel inclined to just say 'yayyyy'.
Nadolig Llawen :)
Cheers Ana,
Yayyyyyy to you to, and Nadolig Llawen too - I hope you have a good one, it's a tough time for us, the mentally challenged, so remember it passes very quickly.
I don't think it's too much info, I think it's lovely that you found some time to connect with each other. and you sound like you are doing much better. happy holidays to you!
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