The Battle for Turtle Island is here
A 12th birthday
I'm leaving Sam's Dot
There's something waiting for me in my dreams
Table of Contents for A Kepler's Dozen
Monday, April 01, 2013
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Table of Contents for A Kepler's Dozen
Here is the table of contents for the upcoming A Kepler's Dozen collection:
The collection can be pre-ordered by going to http://www.hadrosaur.com/kepler.html
- Middle Ground by Mike Brotherton
- Turtle Soup by Laura Givens
- The Gloom of Tartarus by Gene Mederos
- A Glint off the Glass by Rick Novy
- Omega Shadows by Carol Hightshoe
- Daniel and the Tilmarians by Doug Williams
- Exposure at 35b by Mike Wilson
- Hot Pursuit by David Lee Summers
- Tracking the Glints by Anna Paradox
- An Eternity in Limbo by J Alan Erwine
- A Mango and Two Peanuts by Steve B. Howell
- The Company You Keep by M.H. Bonham
- Kokyangwuti by Melinda Moore
The collection can be pre-ordered by going to http://www.hadrosaur.com/kepler.html
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
There's something waiting for me in my dreams
When doctors put people on medications that manipulate the neurotransmitter levels, they don't really tell you about the side-effects...or at least my doctor didn't. And he certainly didn't let me in on what I'd go through after I was off of the medication.
I've been off of the meds for almost a week and now I'm suffering from some extremely severe insomnia. Even worse than the insomnia is when I do sleep. I have horrible dreams and nightmares about the death of loved ones, and other equally horrible things. Needless to say, this leaves me quite exhausted by morning, and that along with the withdrawal symptoms leaves me feeling very unlike myself. Luckily, I know that it's the meds doing this, so I'm not suffering the depression that this could easily cause, but I'm certainly not feeling like myself.
Not to worry anyone though, I'm not planning on doing anything stupid...just waiting impatiently to be myself again...
I've been off of the meds for almost a week and now I'm suffering from some extremely severe insomnia. Even worse than the insomnia is when I do sleep. I have horrible dreams and nightmares about the death of loved ones, and other equally horrible things. Needless to say, this leaves me quite exhausted by morning, and that along with the withdrawal symptoms leaves me feeling very unlike myself. Luckily, I know that it's the meds doing this, so I'm not suffering the depression that this could easily cause, but I'm certainly not feeling like myself.
Not to worry anyone though, I'm not planning on doing anything stupid...just waiting impatiently to be myself again...
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