20 March 2013
For the first time since my diagnosis, I think I know how Johnny Hicklenton felt. It's nothing to do with pain (I don't have much) or even being a cripple (although that's no bed of roses).
It's the feeling of total fucking isolation. That a visit from social services marks a high point in my week. It's the intense envy that I feel towards everyone and everything.
I hate that in myself. It's not me, or at least it never has been up to now. I have always been generous, wanting the best for others but now I really don't give a toss.
Worst of all, I just reread that last paragraph and didn't want to change a word. Not one. And that scares me.
I need to make sure all my affairs are in order, just in case.
It's the feeling of total fucking isolation. That a visit from social services marks a high point in my week. It's the intense envy that I feel towards everyone and everything.
I hate that in myself. It's not me, or at least it never has been up to now. I have always been generous, wanting the best for others but now I really don't give a toss.
Worst of all, I just reread that last paragraph and didn't want to change a word. Not one. And that scares me.
I need to make sure all my affairs are in order, just in case.
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