I am due to embark on the OU's AA100 The Arts Past and Present in just over a months time. However I seem too eager and want to start now. I am perusing bulletin boards and looking for suitable sources to follow, but all to no avail. Until I get my first mailing I am stuck. The mailing is not due until next week, but this apprehension is just like waiting for Christmas as a child.
Had to take sleeping tablets last night as the back was letting me know it was still there. When it gets like that I am unable to do much at all.
I hate giving in to it.
An ex Lab Technician, Production Control Engineer, TA Soldier, Cook, Electronics Maintenance Engineer and Teacher. Now I'm an Arts student with the Open University. I never expected that.
The Future
I once read that you should take each day as comes. I never fully realised what that meant until I managed to get my head straight again after my Implant on 20/01/09. A massive reduction in Oral Painkillers! I now can take each day as it comes, as the brain is working again!
Some days are bad (physically) and some not so bad. But each day is an adventure and I intend to make the most of it, no matter how I'm feeling. Another saying may be applicable - Don't let the bastards get you down! I will not let my handicap get me down.
I now find myself looking forwards to each day, no matter how I'm feeling, as it's pointless looking back, so I'm taking each day as it comes. The Good and the bad.
Pain Scores are all measured out of 10. With 0 being no pain and 10 being the worst pain imaginable.
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