So people still roam in this corner of the web....
I guess I was wrong. A fair number of people still come around here. I for one won't be here everyday, nor will I blog prolifically. I simply refuse.
But here is today's little story:
So I have to get a physical for my college plans in the fall, and included in this physical is a blood test. So, after spending the night on a couch in Duluth, I drove back to Brainerd this morning for the appointment. (I was in Duluth to visit some friends at a retreat, including Mr. Houle.) Being quite tired, the drive went considerably well. But the Doctor was a whole 'nother story. They gave me a shot in each shoulder, injected a tubercliosis test in one forarm, and took a lot of blood from the other arm. I told her, as we were nearing the end, that I really needed to be done with the blood removal; we weren't done soon enough, and I turned white. So white, my mom says, that she couldn't see my freckles. Then I passed out. I can't remember what I was thinking about, but I do remember that it was very peaceful and that I wanted to keep thinking about it. It was some sort of problem that needed to be solved or something; regardless, after staggering out of the doctor's office I had to come home and finish typing an eight page minimum Autobiography of me.
Whoo. that was a day.
Now I need to mow some lawn.... then again, maybe I shouldn't stand up right now.

5 Comments:
did they put the blood back in you?
that'd be cool.
i had to get a tuberculosis test a few weeks ago, so i can sympathize... but at least that's pretty much the smallest needle they use in the medical profession. still sucks, though.
Passing out IS really peaceful when I think about it, considering the fact that I've done it three times. It happened twice in a row when I gave blood.
eww!! i get so weak when i think about needles. No need to worry about me becoming an insulin drug addict, that's for sure.
i'm going to have to get a physical sometime before the winter.
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