you really want to know what i've been doing ever since i came back from australia?

nothing.


there! i've said it.

"how boring could it be?"

*cricket sounds*

the day after i came back..

i woke up super late (jet lag) and played maple.

yesterday, i woke up quite early in the morning.

went to cgh, had 3 appointments.

1. podiatrist

2. physiotherapist

3. rheumatologist

like woah right?

i'm getting better already, my leg i mean. which is super good. and the physiotherapist told me that maybe i might go for p.e by this semester. might seem long, but i've already waited 3 years already. 3 years! my goodness. *sighs*

and the botox guy (rheumatologist) finally gave me a diagnosis which answers why every test i did was normal but i still was experiencing pain. get ready for the super cheem word.


like woah again right? hahas. i've not yet read the info the doctor gave me. too lazy i suppose. if you really want to know what it is, go google it. (:

hey! why do everyone say google something. why can't they say yahoo it. so bias sia~ okay, getting off the point now.

apparently, i'm suppose to eat this very expensive medicine for 5 months. it's seriously expensive. i think it's going to cost $300+++ for 5 months. now, what's this expensive medicine? get ready for another cheem word.

*laughs* this medicine is supposedly suppose to make me feel drowsy. tried it out yesterday before sleeping but i'm not too sure if it was the medicine which made me sleepy or was it me feeling sleepy already. going to try it again today before sleeping when i'm not too tired.

cause, i'm the kind of person who doesn't have such a big reaction to medicine. especially those which induce sleepiness.

1. there is this medicine which is a cough syrup which actually makes di and daddy sleepy (mummy hardly falls sick.)

2. and the preton which i take for my allergies. apparently, daddy feels sleepy after taking it while i still feel ever so energetic in school.

3. doctors in the ER (at A&E) (not sure if ER is the correct word to use here.) actually had to give me a double dosage of some medicine to make me sleep. cause at that time, my muscles were to stiff for my knee to be put back in place. and this medicine was given to me directly via my blood stream.

see? crazy.

okay, enough of the blabbering already. going to play maple. (i know it's an abrupt ending, but hey, it's long enough for a post.)

:D