I’ve so far gotten my physical and first tb test out of the way. I went to an urgent care place and had it done, and the medical assistant actually took my pulse from my left arm because of where I was sitting (something I couldn’t help). I was hesitant in mind but I didn’t stop her, though I do think she saw a few scars because when it came time for the tb test she used my right arm for the injection sight. Now I’m just wondering if the second tb test can be with the same arm. Then the next thing is a drug screen, and then I should be ready for classes.
I was going to work on my poems today but I got totally absorbed (unfortunately, because I regret it) in watching a disturbing movie called An American Crime. I shouldn’t have watched the movie because I know now it’s going to haunt my mind for longer than I’d like. It was a true story, which is what I can’t let go of. The whole thing is horrifying and I hate myself for reading up on that case and finding out the worst of what the movie actually left out. The movie was good but the story in general really tears me up. I think it shows how the herd mentality humans can have when in groups can be so dangerous, and how wrong it can end up being when people don’t step in and say something about what they hear or see going on, or when they finally do step in, it’s too late.
So, I may have a hard time sleeping tonight, but hopefully tomorrow I’ll have my thoughts back to what they should be on. I’ve started back on my medication so I am trying to keep myself together and be optimistic, at least about classes starting. Everything else is going to fall in line somehow, I just have to control what I can and keep moving.