It may seem like a dark time for me. Oddly…I feel at ease…sort of. My left wrist in is in a cast and I’m going back to a bone doctor for my leg. No idea what the MRI said but my specialist is sending me to the main doctor.
With all the crazy drama at the farm, my family is allowing us to move in and get on our feet. I am grateful plus we’d be back in the city saving on GAS and car troubles. It makes me reflect a bit on the last year.
1-3 months in everything seemed great. Her mom was nice driving her places and shopping with plenty of food to spare.
4-6 months in and things had their first turn. It was around fall when I sprained my wrist and found the CRPS was causing a new set of problems that things got a bit different since I was home more often but it was closing in on holiday season so no big deal…I thought.
7-8 months was when I started having issues. That was when the first two falls of 2018 happened and we were in therapy for my left arm due to the shift in the disease. Which brought more trouble.
9 months to the year mark was when we really stopped wanting to be there and went on a weekend trip to Indiana. We wanted time to think without stress or opinions in the way.
Since then I have had two more falls due to the property, gotten bitched out because things aren’t done (because washing dishes with your arm in a brace is easy or standing to sweep and mop when your leg makes you want to cut it off).
So no, I don’t think it was going to be a good thing but it was a learning point. Sadly one that has temporarily cost me everything. My walking, my arm, my horse, and my sanity.
I will some day be able to ride again (that’s the hope) but I have a long road ahead first….and it’s not guaranteed. The CRPS has began to spread again and I’m in too much pain to sleep so we will see what the next chapter will bring.
Hopefully, 2019 is the year of good changes.
Till next thoughts:
Chins up, eyes open, heart big, and the curiosity of a child.