Tonight is the first time I'm really looking at the groups and all, getting interactive with the whole site. And I'm realizing that I should put a bit about myself out there, just to introduce myself. The profile doesn't have it all. Introduction. That's what I'm trying to do here. Please, bear with me:
I'm 20 and married to a military man, yet I'm a Marxist and not particularly attracted to men, though I'm learning.
I'm trying to get a job because I just can't take any more of this house wife business. But I don't want to turn in my application until I get my ambulance drivers certificate, but I can't get that until I get a medical form filled out saying I have a clean bill of health, but I can't do that because there is something wrong with my head (headaches for at least three years).
I went in for a CT scan last week (good thing about being a military dependent is the medical care) and they found a mass of something in my brain, They think it is a cyst, but they can't tell so I go in for an MRI next week. If it is a cyst, it is probably not the cause of the headaches, so they want to put me on medication, Depacote, probably.
Oddly enough, Depacote might be good because I'm bi-polar and was on meds but now am off, thinking I'm doing well, but you never know.
I'm spilling more than I intended too, but it is nice to get this all out. It is what is in my head currently, I'm scared and worried, and my husband is gone off on field exercises so he's away.
More in general about me: I'm a geek to the core, raised on Star Trek and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I'm a military brat (officer's-don't hate me though
) now married to a Navy enlisted guy. So I've never lived in one place for more than three and a half years. There is some amount of comfort from the stability and lifestyle there. Chuck went to Iraq once and is going back again (Fallujah or Baghdad) soon, Chuck got me into role playing recently (I'd avoided it when my brothers and Dad played) and am adoring it.
To get myself to end:
I'm a geeky girl who loves geeky guys. I'd love to be a Suicide Girl. I've had a history of troubles and am trying to work through them, just like everyone else.
I'm 20 and married to a military man, yet I'm a Marxist and not particularly attracted to men, though I'm learning.
I'm trying to get a job because I just can't take any more of this house wife business. But I don't want to turn in my application until I get my ambulance drivers certificate, but I can't get that until I get a medical form filled out saying I have a clean bill of health, but I can't do that because there is something wrong with my head (headaches for at least three years).
I went in for a CT scan last week (good thing about being a military dependent is the medical care) and they found a mass of something in my brain, They think it is a cyst, but they can't tell so I go in for an MRI next week. If it is a cyst, it is probably not the cause of the headaches, so they want to put me on medication, Depacote, probably.
Oddly enough, Depacote might be good because I'm bi-polar and was on meds but now am off, thinking I'm doing well, but you never know.
I'm spilling more than I intended too, but it is nice to get this all out. It is what is in my head currently, I'm scared and worried, and my husband is gone off on field exercises so he's away.
More in general about me: I'm a geek to the core, raised on Star Trek and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I'm a military brat (officer's-don't hate me though
) now married to a Navy enlisted guy. So I've never lived in one place for more than three and a half years. There is some amount of comfort from the stability and lifestyle there. Chuck went to Iraq once and is going back again (Fallujah or Baghdad) soon, Chuck got me into role playing recently (I'd avoided it when my brothers and Dad played) and am adoring it.
To get myself to end:
I'm a geeky girl who loves geeky guys. I'd love to be a Suicide Girl. I've had a history of troubles and am trying to work through them, just like everyone else.