So, it's good news

[artyartie]

Everything came back clear on the MRI, which both relieves and confuses me, especially given how utterly miserable Tuesday was. I just don't quite understand how one can feel so badly and yet not have anything wrong with them. Today, however, I did feel much better - only my arm is tingly and crampy, which is much easier to manage than my leg (which is behaving very, very well today), so hopefully the trend will continue for the next three weeks till I see a neurologist - and hopefully longer than that!

In other, better news, got Season 3 of Angel from the library, so I'll be spending most of the evening hours the next week with that. I'm currently reading a whole mess of books - right now I'm halfway through 'Reunion' by Alan Lightman and I've got 'HMS Surprise' on bat, as soon as I finish 'Post Captain,' which was sadly left behind on the light rail yesterday. I may just have to find a bookshop and read the last thirty/forty pages! Planning to put 'The Fencing Master' on hold at the library as soon as I think of it...anything you all would recommend? I know you do!

Comments

[mayara13.livejournal.com]

I'm glad the MRI was clear, but I'm sorry that you still don't have an explanation. Also glad you're doing better currently, and likewise hope that that will keep up.

As for reading recommendations, I would recommend Sophie's Choice if you haven't read it; I've only read half so far, (I'd have finished quite a while back if I weren't allergic to the copy I'm reading) but I understand why Otter insisted I put it on my reading list.

I don't know what else of what I've read recently or am reading that you wouldn't already have read or would already potentially read that I'd really recommend, though. Keep an eye out for future book posts from me, though.