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[cabbitzilla]

Ugh.

It would seem that the last few days of forced-march activity (that I did to myself) are revealing the cost, now. I've got perhaps a quarter of my normal neck mobility, which limits me a little:

• No Driving
• No real cleaning (though wash is running)
• No watching TV in the bedroom (angle is just out of my limits)
• Minimal walking about (as my balance is fubar)

So here I sit.

Comments

[rynchan.livejournal.com]

*huggles the cabbit*

Rynnie

[tarragon918.livejournal.com]

Sending gentle snuggles and feel better wishes your way, and will continue to send good vibes. Take care, hon.

[wibbble]

*hugs*

[telbasta.livejournal.com]

*purrs and soaks a towel in hot water and wrings it out mosty and wraps it around your neck and shoulders*

No hugs here

[lys1022.livejournal.com]

Maybe if you do this to yourself often enough, you'll finally learn to stop pushing yourself to the point of collapse. *frown* I'm sorry that I'm not joining the brigade of huggers and so on, but this has been a recurring theme for you lately and it's not good. You, of all people, should know that you can't keep pushing yourself to the point where it takes you out of the game for five or six days afterward. No one ELSE can call a halt to it, only you.

So cut it out.

You have to live with this for the rest of your life, dear, so you need to stop trying to be the "Brave Soul Who Continues On With Life As Normal No Matter What The Cost" and start freakin' taking CARE of yourself.

Enough is enough.

I love you.

I'm going to come kick your butt if you do this again.

Now, get over this latest crash, and from now on you need to CALL A BREAK WHEN YOU NEED ONE!!!!

Got it?

Good.