Last night, both my knees were hurting, for no apparent reason, and I was feeling lonely (for reasons both understandable and not anyone's fault as far as I can see). I mentioned this in IM to ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
adrian_turtle, and she asked "Would you like company?" After a bit of back and forth with her and then ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cattitude, she bought a bus ticket and will be here in a couple of hours.
Time and maybe NSAIDs seem to have taken care of the pain in the left knee, and eased the right knee. It now hurts when I bend it in certain ways, rather than almost all the time: sitting is no longer a problem, for example. (I am maxed out on naproxen until this evening.) So, I have been doing some cleaning, carefully selected to be easy on my knee, and on my back (second-order effects from not bending at the knees), and stroking the cat.
Cattitude and I played Scrabble this morning, which we hadn't in a bit, because he'd been feeling too tired in the evenings.
So, yes, it could be worse. I need to make more of an effort to see more people. But sometimes saying what I need works remarkably well.
adrian_turtle, and she asked "Would you like company?" After a bit of back and forth with her and then cattitude, she bought a bus ticket and will be here in a couple of hours.Time and maybe NSAIDs seem to have taken care of the pain in the left knee, and eased the right knee. It now hurts when I bend it in certain ways, rather than almost all the time: sitting is no longer a problem, for example. (I am maxed out on naproxen until this evening.) So, I have been doing some cleaning, carefully selected to be easy on my knee, and on my back (second-order effects from not bending at the knees), and stroking the cat.
Cattitude and I played Scrabble this morning, which we hadn't in a bit, because he'd been feeling too tired in the evenings.
So, yes, it could be worse. I need to make more of an effort to see more people. But sometimes saying what I need works remarkably well.
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