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⌈ Secret Post #6254 ⌋

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Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Friday afternoon I got into a pretty bad accident. I injured my knee, shoulder, dislocated some ribs, got a bunch of abrasions on my face, and fractured my orbital bone. I'm in pain and overall not feeling great but I'm actually not in as much pain as I expected to be (and I haven't even taken pain meds since Saturday morning). I couldn't even really open my eye more than a few mm until yesterday morning and have been going kind of crazy not being able to do much but lay in bed, but the doctor said that by today, if I felt up to it I could read/use the computer as long as it didn't cause any pain (and to stop if it did). I've found I need to take breaks and can't spend as long in front of a screen as I normally can, but I'm glad I can at least do something.

It's just frustrating that while I'm sitting still, nothing hurts too bad and I feel almost normal, but then I move the wrong way and I'm reminded. My face is swollen and bruised and I don't know if I'll ever look normal again. I'm staying with my parents and they keep reminding me that it's only been 3 days and I went through something pretty traumatic and my injuries are going to take awhile to heal and I need to be patient. But I'm so over it and just want things to be normal again.

Re: Venting

[tabaqui]

Arrgh! That sucks so bad, Anon! I'm so sorry that happened!

It's true, though; being hurt and 'resting'/recuperating is boring as fuck, coupled with those moments of 'ow fucking ow i'm really hurt' when you kind of forget and just want to get up and go pee or whatever.
It SUCKS. But yeah, give it time. Do some low-key moving, like - get up and circle your room or make a trip to the kitchen for water or something, then rest more. Moving will help you recuperate faster, and relieve some boredom. But over all, don't push yourself too fast.
Be well!

Re: Venting

[philstar22]

So, so sorry, nonny. That really sucks. I really hope the pain goes away and you heal soon. Car accidents really suck.



I'm just tired. The office politics of last week are still active this week. I hate it. I hate it so much. I love my job, but I'm also starting to feel anxiety about work. And I don't like it. I'm wondering if the stress is some of the reason I've been getting more migraines the past few months.

Re: Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Well shit, that sounds terrible. Wishing you a smooth and speedy recovery, anon.

Re: Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Oh this is awful.
Yeah, to my experience a lot of traumatic and painful experiences are just fucking boring that is insane

Re: Venting

[(Anonymous)]

I’m so sorry, anon. Sending you good vibes for a fast recovery.

Re: Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Sympathies to you! I was in an accident 2 weeks ago and the facial bruising/pain is nearly gone now, and I was never in much pain. The broken bone is still broken and it's frustrating, exhausting and so boring. Look after yourself and rest a lot - your body is working hard to heal up.

Re: Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry to hear about your injuries nonny. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

I hope you can find that normal again soon <3 Going through the entire Thing when your life takes an unexpected turn is a real bitch. When all you want to do is go back to your day to day routines.