I seem to be taking one step forward and two back…
The recent productivity is having a knock-on effect on everything, and although I welcome this, I am having trouble understanding why I end up with so many more plans than those I started with. Usually, having nothing to do with what I am doing at the time.
Finishing one job lands me among all those ghosts of other projects I either made a mess of, or completely forgot about.
My mind does try, bless it, to think along dual idea lines, and I have had serious talks with the muse to stop cramming my head with so many ideas, to at least wait until I finish one!
Eventually, of course, my enthusiasm fades, leaving me to struggle on, stubborn to the last. I could do without the never-ending tooth and earache, as they seem to have addled quite a few of my struggling grey cells!
I mean, how long does it take an extraction to heal?
I was going to ring the doctor today, but somehow I can’t make myself pick up the phone, mainly because I know she will fob me off with the same pills as last time, and also because I’m not sure if the toothache is making the ear problem worse, or the other way around.
I have the sneaky feeling that once you approach 80, they start to edge you towards the compost heap, as there has been a noticeable lack of enthusiasm whenever I mention one of my many long-standing problems.
This state of affairs leaves me unwilling to bother, preferring to wait and see what happens while continuing with salt rinses and painkillers. I am also experimenting with CBD drops as they are supposed to help with arthritis and the accompanying depression of everything else.
So far, I am managing to write and run the office…
Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie 
I had to laugh at your approaching 80 line about the trash heap. I get that feeling. and now that I’m 81 the feeling gets stronger. Hope your ear gets better. Mine drive me nuts.
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I did give in and went to the doctors. Apparently, they think the infection from a bad tooth has spread to my ear and eye. Blood test on Friday…
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Best wishes. looks like you are tracking it down. 😊
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I hope you’re right, John. Looking forward to getting my brain working again!
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I am a big believer in the benefits of CBD oil. Just make sure you are getting a good quality and not one cut with fillers. Best wishes for feeling better!
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Can’t happen soon enough!
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I hope your extraction heals quickly. I can relate to the age thing. Here in the UK, the government has actually told doctors not to do the annual blood pressure review for those over 75. I think that’s appalling.
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I think I only qualify for any attention because I’m asthmatic…
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Sounds like your muse is flowing and hope your tooth area heals
I think Hulda Clark said it can take years for it to fully heal ☀️
And so sending patience your way and I do think the ear will heal up as the gums heal…
And if you have any powdered myrrh – that helped my aunt with gums and so many little things – so wonderful for healing
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