What a day, what a day

This week is one of those that you wished you would have pulled the covers over your head and never got out of bed. I had to take my van into the Dealership to get some work done on it. I dropped it off and the Rental Car Shuttle came to pick me up. They said they didn't have a car for me there and would give me a ride to another location where they had one. I get in the car with one of the rental agents, and we start our short scary ride there. This is a middle-aged man who drove like a 17 years old who stole a car. Screeching around the corners, blowing through stop sign. Then he went right through a RED LIGHT! Not yellow and then it turned it red, RED! We get to the other location and he gets the key. We walk to the car and he tells me we are in the ghetto and I better get out of her quickly. What?!? Why would you tell someone that? I got in the car and got out of there fast. The car had the weirdest stench, a mix between a cold smokers car and body odor. I didn't want to go back to the original location, so I went to another closer to home. The lady there was very nice and said as soon as she got a car I could change out. I dropped my car off at 9:30am and I finally got home at 2:00pm. I was in pain and the whole thing was ridiculous.

Around came another dental appointment. The Dental office I go to is so understand of my illness. I make it through xrays and the exam, but I could not do the cleaning the same day. I'm so happy that I do not go through with it. I had so much pain in my mouth today.

So my car was done and I dreaded going to the rental car place. I know the guy got in trouble for his driving and as soon as I walked in, there he was. I went around and 2 of the managers we there. They took care of all of my charges and drove me to the dealership themselves. I got my van and was so happy to have all of that mess done.

I had an appointment with my Pain Specialists today. I explained that I don't take the new pain medication very often in fear of safely driving with Madison in the car and becoming addicted. He said that there is nothing else that he could give me to take away the pain. So he suggested that I just keep taking the Oxyxodone.