My ass hurts. Or
maybe it’s my back upper thigh. My
hamstring? Except it’s not muscle
related, unless by muscle related that means waves of achy pain that
reverberate all down my leg from my lower butt cheek to the back of my knee and
that doesn’t go away even after weeks and weeks, and that is so much worse at
night.
I googled achy thigh pain and got sciatica.
SCIATICA.
I think this means I’m officially old, right? I mean, especially if you add it to the wrist
pain in the form of a ganglion cyst and the foot pain from that time I stepped
funny and twisted the top of my foot,
which I didn’t’ even think was possible and which still hurts even though it
was more than a month ago, or maybe two months ago, I can’t remember, which is
another sign of being old. Although
maybe my foot would feel better if I would stop dropping 12 packs of Pepsi Max
on it, right on the part that hurts. I
know I’m not supposed to be drinking sodas at all because they are BAD FOR ME,
and most definitely shouldn’t be drinking the ones that have fake sugar in them
because I’m going to get cancer and go into shock or something, but really, my
sciatica will probably kill me before that anyway, or else my poor memory which
causes me to leave the crockpot on even hours after I’m done with it which will
create Final Destination-esque havoc.
Or something.
SCIATICA.
(I should probably say that I haven’t actually gone to the
doctor for this or anything. I prefer to
live in google-created drama rather than have the professionals tell me I need
to exercise more. I’m trying.
It’s just that it is so very hard to get out of the house when your
children hang all over you and insist on being fed and cared for. Also maybe I should eat less chocolate.)
(Speaking of food!)
Our Thanksgiving was really good – the kids were well-behaved-ish, and
Sebastian was introduced to Ninjago and Star Wars and I kind of wish that had
never happened because all of our conversations have revolved around them
since.
But it was inevitable, anyway because the kid loves fighting
shows. I am not raising a hippie, which
is even more evident whenever he holds his nose up and makes gagging noises
every time he smells patchouli.
So, to sum up: I am
old and also in pain all of the time and yet my husband still refuses to stop
smacking me on the butt, and the children are now following his lead and so my
behind is smacked an average of 5468 times a day.
Also: Good food, Star
Wars, Ninjago, no hippies.
Nothing to do with old age....I had it with both pregnancies (thank goodness for Bowen Therapy) nothing like the main nerve being trapped, usually in the lower back....drives me crazy when it happens but at least it's only a few times a year and easily fixed
ReplyDeleteGotta love he still likes smacking your butt
I had pain in that same place with pregnancy, too! But this one just felt different.
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