I've noticed that part of being disabled (especially with chronic pain) is that you eventually reach a state where the usual stress of life added onto all the pain you're in really fogs up your brain. You can't think straight, and you definitely can't think past the pain. Just some thoughts on the subject...... ------ Right arrow/space/click to go forward Left arrow to go back Or read it right here in the desc: ------ I was going to do something. Of that I am sure. I was going to make something. I was going to get up Get off my computer Do something. Be useful. I was going to do something But then I forgot And the fog came back And maybe it's just my current state of mind But I keep skipping songs The shuffle isn't working Dunno why my brain is like this But I need some sort of break (I say, on the longest break I'll ever get in my life) I need some help (I complain, fully aided and supplied with everything I could ever need) I dunno what's wrong with me But I wish the fog would leave ------ Good luck cadets (PS: I wrote this last summer when my pain was REALLLYYY bad, and that's why it says the "longest break of my life" thing.) - Blue
