"Woah, I got dizzy there," I told Rebecca as a sat down for a moment to gather myself.
"Are you going to be able to drive?" my nurse cautiously asked.
"I got my first full unbroken night's sleep in weeks last night as well," I told her happily. "This is just the icing on the cake."
I explained to her how my mental illness cycles. It seems the pendulum is swinging my way at the moment. I told her I also loved to feel extraordinary.
Dee Dee hollered War Eagle as I stepped into the reception area all buzzy headed to get my next appointment card. It seems I am always wearing something Auburn related when I arrive to get my injection. I told her War Eagle back to play along.
"Can you believe we beat the number one team in the nation?" Dee Dee asked.
"We didn't beat them," I replied. "We humiliated them."
Feeling more clear and level headed, I drove the short drive to the pharmacy to give my father the next appointment card. As usual, highway 29 was a quagmire of traffic.
"That didn't take but ten minutes," he said astonished.
He studied the next appointment card closely for a few moments to make sure I actually got my injection. I grabbed my two customary sodas and headed hone. I got some cherry Cokes this week and they were delicious.
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