It started last night as I was getting
ready for bed, all set to close my eyes for the night. I set up my pillows like I do, in the
same fashion every night. I start by stacking two pillows on the reclining foot
of the chair, and adding another large fluffy pillow on top— to mimic a bike
jump. Throwing the covers over me in a rather chaotic mess, I felt a little twinge
of pain. Felling the pain wasn't the weird part— it was feeling the pain in my
left big toe…the one that isn't there.
It was the most outlandish feeling I've ever felt. The ghost tickles and ghost foot falling asleep was weird but
nothing like this— it was a much more powerful feeling. The pain was there and it
was real. It’s such a crazy idea to wrap
my head around. My foot is gone but I still have pain. It was a little frustrating
knowing there was nothing I could do about the pain. Thank God it lasted for no
more than thirty seconds, but now I know what it is like—and what to expect.
You stay class Tacoma (and surrounding
areas)
DREW
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