Meniere's Sleep, My Cousins Peacock, and Contemplating Frankenstein

Relations,

Until 1700 today I had slept, sleeping hard and heavily, and so much so I missed several calls on both the cellular device and home telephone. I am aware there were Meniere's Disease related issues going on all day yesterday, and then today was a follow up on the sounds, dizziness, and nausea. The usual suspects and assorted symptoms of this invisible disease.

Last night and during the course of my sleep, through the night and the sleep of today I have been tortured by pains in my neck, back and shoulders. Let me share, to many respects and some degree, I say yesterday's torture, what with the Frankenstein monster mask that is bolted to the tonnage of metal. This is hideous. All of those "don't move's please", all afternoon. All of which created many exhausted and pained muscles and skeleton. The social calendar yesterday affected my day today as well. The thoughts of the way I was treated by these professional people at a diagnostic center of all places, truly disappointed me. Right. I suspect spending an afternoon between tons of metal and magnets was enough to trigger many physical and emotional/psychological scenes and pains. So, I prayed, and said my Catholic prayers too. What?

NOTE: I failed to mention yesterday, that I was not provided a patient call cord or button.

Today, was today, and it has been here and gone. The warmth and darkness of night has been here in the sanctuary and preserve many hours now. Our bird cousins of the night are out and about, singing their beautiful song. That breeze coming in from the East has been welcoming. Soon cool come back. Earlier today, maybe late afternoon sometime, I heard and listened to peacocks, the screaming and hollering at each other from a distance, back and forth, carrying on a chat like they're on the telephone. It is an awesome music, I am so happy, and it is so wonderfully good for their return. I have to admit, I thought the worst case scenario had happened. Seen? But no, my fancy tail cousins are back and around. Great Blessings, Sir!