NAKED WOMEN DRIVES WRONG WAY UP THE M25 LAUGHING LIKE A BANSHEE

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Now if my spelling is off, or this journal is a bit muddled, please excuse it, but I have had a weird couple of weeks. Firstly my Doctor gav me some new tablets to take, packed with seratonin. Now seratonin, or a lack of it in the brain can be a cause of depression. So you take the pills and off you go. Well it would seem that after all these years, my brain just doesn't want any, because I reacted badly,(to say the least).
I asked the doctor, 'this will not affect my driving will it', 'no' she said, HA.
If I had driven, it would likely have been headline news at 10, 'NAKED WOMEN DRIVES WRONG WAY UP THE M25 LAUGHING LIKE A BANSHEE'.
It started off with what I can only describe as an incredible high, which quickly became euphoria. Now normaly, my mind races, all the time, you will often find me reading a book, watching the TV and listening to music, all at the same time, it's part of my being Bi Polar, and shutting down is the hardest thing for me. Well, two days on these tablets and I couldn't even string together a few simple words. People were asking me, 'are you alright' and I was having to think just to get the words to register.
I only took two tablets over two days, but something in my head was telling me, this was not right, and I distantly remembered reading in the side affects 'euphoria'.
I asked my daughter to get the little piece of paper you get with all pills, and read through the, comon, not so common, rare, and very rare, and there it was, 'Euphoria'.
As I began to read down the list I was suddenly overcome with this 'hot' feeling inside, and before I could finish reading, my heart started beating faster.
Within a few minuits I was unable to breath, within a few more I was rushed down to the surgery where I spent an hour on my hands and knees, just trying to breath.
Acute seratonin syndrom is the official name for it, and it was the scariest thing that has ever happened to me, I though I was leaving this world for the next, and a little before time I might add.
Since then I have been having panic attacks, which is sooooo not me. I have also been diagnosed with diabetes, which on top of my PCOS means I now live on lettuce, and my blood pressure is up, so I am also trying to give up smoking, not a bad thing I know, and all for my own good, but god is it boring. I can't even seem to work, although I have done a little, until I begin my new medication, I am left feeling exhausted all the time which for someone who is always on the go, is frustrating to say the least.
With all this to deal with my hubby

did something wonderful. I went up to the stable where we keep my daughters horse, and found two of my offspring, one who should have been at school, the other at work, standing by the gate, as I walked around, demanding to know what they were doing, I saw this face in the stable next to Penny, that I did to know. His name is Henry, and I have posted a picture in my gallery just because I wanted you all to see him. He is a big old shire cross with a heart of gold, and you can see it in his face. His feet are like dinner plates with so much feather, his hair is just like mine, about the same texture too, and I love him to bits. Although I can't ride him at the moment, most of the time I feel as if I've had a couple of neat Vodka's, you know when all around you starts to look a bit funny, it's like existing in that time, just before you drop off to sleep, when the tv starts to sound weird, so riding would not be a good idea, I would end up going one way, while the horse went the other. But Henry has become my focus for getting fit, at a time when I was feeling I wouldn't see Christmas.
I am still a bit panicy, which frustrates me, as my body panics, while my mind is going 'what are you doing this for'.
Today I went to see my Aunty, She found out two weeks ago that she has cancer of the colon, it has spread to her womb and she had to have it removed. She has been very ill, the cure more than the illness, and lost most of her hair, but when we arrived she was just returning from church, and her smile was as big as I ever remember it being, her spirit as generous as I remember, and I thought to myself, 'Jules', 'things could be a lot worse', If she can smile, then what have I to be sad about.
Thanks to every one of the 1000 who have visited my Gallery, especiall :fagashlil: who has always been a good friend, and here's to the next 1000.
