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Shadowfax · Guru

RE: The Sovaldi-Riba Train is now boarding

Linuxter · Guru

Well, going through the rest of life without having to carry a Dragon around will be considerable consolation, even with some added aches and pains as I chock up the years.

So far, since starting Tx I've experienced a notable decrease in joint pain. Haven't taken any Nsaids since early on in Tx.

I hope that lasts, joint pain has been very distracting and limiting in the past ... fingers crossed.

On my way to get the blood drawn I remembered I didn't take my morning meds ... so I ended up taking them 1-1/2 hr late today ... first time since I started that I messed that up ... not worried though, I can't imagine that small of delay will make any difference at all.

Dave

Cinnamon Girl · Guru

Best of luck with your labs, Dave. Yes, competence is definitely what you want where blood draws are concerned.. where any medical procedure is concerned for that matter!

Not much longer to put up with the dreaded riba sides... it`s a pretty nasty drug but many of us here are so thankful for what it did for us. And so will you be when this is all over and you have your SVR, believe me!

Tig... my mother used to tell me "old age isn`t for wimps", and with each year that passes, and every new ache and pain, I`m learning how wise she was.. smile

Linuxter · Guru

Hey Tig,

Sorry to hear of the aches and pains ... any one of those can be disabling, let alone the combination.

Good luck with all.

Since we are fairly rural, the turnover for medical staff tends to be less fluid, I think.

The phlebotomist I usually get is always grouchy as heck with a huge chip on her shoulder ...

but excellent at what she does. Takes her time, is sure of herself, gets the paperwork right and is pretty much painless.

I'll take her over sweet but insecure and incompetent any time. smile

Dave ...

(and Yes I'll Hydrate, thanks for the reminder)

Tig · Admin

Hey Dave,

Your sleep schedule sounds much like mine. I sleep unfitfully for one to four hours at a time. I'm having hip pain that is secondary to spine issues, neck pain from a fracture and surgery, and now a damn toothache! Argggh! This getting old stuff is for moldy bread, not humans!

I'm sure your body is just so tired of being tired, it doesn't process normal things properly, like circadium rhythm, to begin with. It doesn't take much to goof up what was once easy to accomplish. One more week buddy and this part of the journey will be in the history books. Then the recovery can begin. Just finishing makes for a great day! Soon---

Good luck on your labs today. Do your best to avoid the neighbors and idiots on the road. I also hope you get a good lab tech. It could be a bad moment for them if they missed the vein! Not a good day for a student phlebotomist...

Pssst: HYDRATE smile

Linuxter · Guru

EOT-minus 7 ... and counting ... Houston ...

Slept like a baby ... till about 3:45 this morning.

Nausea upon waking and I doubt coffee is the best thing for that but it actually helped.

Won't be running any races today, goin for labs (CBC & CMP) sounds like plenty for the day ... LOL

D

JimmyK · Guru

Hey brother I dare you. Beat this...

Women rock eh?

Linuxter · Guru

Yay!

P... p..Porky W...w.. Wins Again!!

Ya gotta love the interludes ... between the fortitudes ... the loony dudes and the attitudes ...

JimmyK · Guru

JimmyK · Guru

It's called Heart brother.

Proudly I step to the side yelling, Behold my Brother!

JimmyK

Linuxter · Guru

beowulf-dies-killing-the-winged-dragon.j

... my ears are ringing and my head spins as Canuck's words echo in my brain, "kill, Kill, KILL ... and Jimmy tries to help me to my feet and I, in classic Riba Rage, push him aside and yell ... I May be down but I'm not out ... now where's my friggin' sword ... I've got a Dragon's Heart to cut out ...

Linuxter · Guru

Hey Mike,

I had the dry mouth thing too but either I've gotten totally used to it or that's mellowed out some.

Could just be that I'm hittin' the water bottle all the time too, like from the minute I take my morning meds till I hit the pillow again.

I like Trazodone much better than SSRI's, I can stop taking the Traz and it doesn't bother me ... in contrast, I had a terrible time weaning myself off of the SSRi's (don't care to ever take them again).

Yup - We're gettin' there smile

JimmyK · Guru

Greetings,

I am one of those weird kind of fellows that finds words fascinating.

When I consider Dave and The Dragon one word in particular comes to mind.

"gauntlet".

Dave if you would, please consider the word. You have thrown yours down before the Dragon and he in turn has picked it up. You of course threw it down with the full intention of settling this matter between the two of you one way or the other. He picked it up with the same intention.

Dragons are Medieval in nature. Therefore, get medieval on yours. Knock the scales off the punk.

JimmyK

wmlj1960 · Moderator

Linuxter wrote:
Pouring rain but the extra Trazodone I took last night must be helping with my mood cause I'm not feeling depressed today.

I took Trazodone in the past and it helped with my depression and made me sleep like a baby. I would wake up with terrible 'cotton mouth' but the benefits made that very tolerable. EOT-8 it is. Hang in there a little longer and you'll have this deal in the bag. smile

JimmyK · Guru

Indeed.

This is one of the reasons I parked my bike when I started the Riba.

When you go out and just try to be somewhere there always seems to be some youngster that has something to prove. I am still relatively a big boy (for an old man) and I get approached from time to time, just because.

Generally, the promise of a good spanking and sending them home to cry does the trick, but I kind of noticed during the RibaMoments I would have been more inclined to say nothing and wait for the , "Well Officer it went like this."

Not Smart so I took my keys upfront.

smile

Linuxter · Guru

EOT-minus 8 ... and counting ... Houston ...

Tig - The camomile tea did the trick in getting me back to sleep (I got lucky) and your ginger ale recipe that got me to make and freeze that extract cured my nausea instantly. smile ... Doin' fine and I can see the shine, not to worry.

I'm taking 1200mg Riba/ per day ... but not for long ... only 10200mg left to go now, lol

Found myself staring at those little blue pills for a period of time before swallowing them lately, not popping them down enthusiastically like toward the beginning of Tx. (Knowing, of course, that I need to take them but also that they are poison and killing good along with bad). Here's to a day, not far away where Riba is only found in the medical museum.

I'll pick up some Caladryl lotion tomorrow, I've got some Eucerin Eczema Relief cream that has Oatmeal and Ceramide-3 which works quite well to sooth any rash, in combo with cool or cold pack seems to hold most any of it at bay.

Doing fine, just felt like whining last night (threw myself a bitty pity party, lol)... Pouring rain but the extra Trazodone I took last night must be helping with my mood cause I'm not feeling depressed today.

The news of Caroline and Jimmy made me forget all about any/ all of the above. Good Stuff!!

Syd,

Just love the visual I got of you throwing open your window and screaming that at the top of your lungs ... LOL ... Priceless ...

You could always turn on your sprinkler and "accidentally" let it shoot over the fence, if you time it right you can turn on the water just before the kids start to arrive.

As for not wanting to see people, well I can certainly relate to THAT. We don't get out much and the only time we see one side of the family is when they want something. I'm sure the Riba doesn't help any but I pretty much just prefer to be left alone ... not a fan of drama and there always seems to be an abundance of that where most crowds gather.

For your arms (or other) you might give the Eucerin cream I mentioned a try, I like it because it doesn't have any harsh chemicals, fragrance etc. recommended for babies 3 mos and older smile (a Dermatologist recommended it to me years ago ... and not for Eczema, just itch and soothing relief).

I knew there was a reason that I never wanted to work in a mine shaft ... my heart goes out to the poor little pit ponies and a lingering fart can even be worse than an inlaw that overstays their welcome (unless, of course, the inlaw has a Chihuahua, which pushes pain and suffering to a whole new level, right Jimmy?).

Hi Wendy - always good to hear your beautiful smile ... smile

SF - Hey, you're 2/3 done and rolling right along ... I'm doing fine ... I hope you start to feel a little better as Tx goes on ... and beyond. Rootin for ya here!

Wishing you all Well,

Dave

Shadowfax · Guru

Dave,

Still here with you on your journey and reading everyday although still not posting daily.

8 days left! You have come so far and you got this. I hope you get some sleep and that brings you some relief.

Take care

SF

Syd Said:

Anyway what Tig says is undoubtedly right. Most of it will go away. There will be some immediate relief but it'll hang around in your system like a bad fart in a mine shaft, drifting here,and there, killing a couple of pit ponies and causing severe nausea to humans.

** What visual and yes Tig, Dave will certainly have something to say smile Sensory overload

wendyo · Guru

Oh how I wish u would say that to them. I dare u syd ;)

Tig · Admin

Hi Syd,

I'm not dismissing your basketball dilemma, but that story made me laugh out loud! I could feel your pain and the way you described it was simply hilarious. I will pray that your Spring break ends quickly. If you could find some talented young female basketball players that could beat the boys repeatedly, they'd all find somewhere else to go and give up their basketball obsession. It is good to see the kids outside instead of hiding behind a game console though!

Have you tried hydrocortisone cream on the rash? If you have a product called Gold Bond Ultimate lotion in your stores, it's a good product too. It might save your arms before they turn into shoes and calm down some of the discomfort.

I can't wait to see what Dave does with your closing. Pit ponies, mine shafts and bad farts? Oh my, I believe he'll run with that combination! You made me smile smile

Sydhanrahan · Guru

Hi Dave, Tig and friends,

so glad you are having blood tests relatively soon Dave. You must be so low in haemoglobin to feel so weak. i love the clips.

Strange how similar lives can be in some ways, across the planet and all. It's 5 and a half weeks since I had my last riba dose and I do feel more in control of my feelings, less angry and less confused. But I'm a long way from pre riba me and I too have neighbour dramas. They are a lovely intelligent American family with two sons. The older one is very academic and spends all day indoors - studying, whatever - wonderful. The younger one is more sporty and gregarious..... It's the second weekend of semester break here and to cater for his needs they have erected a basket ball hoop in the front garden about 15 metres from my bedroom window. Every second day a convoy of cars drops at least six or seven preteens at the front door and their front yard turns into a basketball stadium. The irregular thumping of a hefty ball against concrete begins and soon after the piercing squeals, shrieks, banter and arguments which makes up so much of the sovial interaction of young boys, begins too. It starts around 10'and godd until after 5. Long day. I want to do is run out there and yell - isn't it about time you started masturbating and playing Grand Theft Auto all day?? Ya bunch of retards - f$&@ the Great Outdoors is a myth. Just go home,,shut your bedroom doors and do what normal kids do. Probably would be something the parents would take a long time to forgive. So I lie here with my left eye twitching and the blood rushing to my head until I feel my cranium will burst.

I went to my GP last Friday because the pain in my joints and muscles is so debilitating. She prescribed some strong slow release pain killers which do knock the edge off the pain. im not sure whether it's the combination if this med with the dac/sof or left over riba symptom, but my itching is bad. I can't help scratching. I have hive things that seem to erupt in patches,,mainly on my back but also front of torso too. I have more energy than I did but not abounding with it. Little motivation. Don't want to see people. takes hours to get to sleep and then at least I seem to be in a coma for six hours. You could use the skin on my forearms to make crocodile wallets.

Anyway what Tig says is undoubtedly right. Most of it will go away. There will be some immediate relief but it'll hang around in your system like a bad fart in a mine shaft, drifting here,and there, killing a couple of pit ponies and causing severe nausea to humans. You are so close to the end.

Take care,

Syd

Tig · Admin

Hi Dave,

Oh buddy, you're getting all the fun Riba has to offer! You're the poster boy of side effects from that stuff. I'm glad that you only have a short time to go. I think you'd be a candidate for a dose reduction if you had to go the 24 week route. How much are you currently taking? I know they are prescribing everything from 800-1200 mg with Sovaldi.

If you have a bathtub, you can try an oatmeal bath. I took an anti histamine and used both Calamine and Caladryl lotion. Reducing the shower frequency, mildest soap possible and warm water, not hot, was the best I could do. I had to avoid the sun too, I would burn and just tingle "all over my body" (in my best Laugh In accent)! I had to request an anti nausea medication too. I was prescribed Zofran and it's worth it's weight in gold, costs as much too, so ask for the generic if it comes to that.

Hopefully you were able to get some sleep. I had trouble sleeping too, still do. I ended up with a Rx for Trazadone, which helps. Seems that regardless of what I did, once I woke up, I was up and either stalked the forum or found a spot on the ceiling to stare at. I'm sure you can relate, it looks like you have had a long night already. Take lots of naps, that helped get me through as well.

I'm not counting, but lets just say that you have completed over 90% of your journey. You should be seeing the station soon! The light at the end of your tunnel is shining bright!

Linuxter · Guru

I've been lucky with itching on Riba ... It's been minimal most of the stretch.

Started getting much worse a few days ago and now includes bumps, red patches, what looks like poison oak and a puffy itchy feeling on arms and legs. Don't scratch it, I know, cool water or cold packs do help but not for long. Mainly only is bothering me when I go to bed. Tonight I slept about an hour then woke with itching and pretty heavy nausea. Hands and feet have been tingling, numb and get cold easy now

Drinking some strong camomile tea with two of my ginger cubes (Homemade, frozen ginger extract).

Hoping to get back to sleep soon.

Can't believe how exhausting it is just to get up, make a cup of tea and sit at my desk ...

Been getting some relief with mental stuff ... a tinge of rage today but easily laughed off.

Depression tries to sneak in but I kick it in the a$$ and shew it away.

Well the ginger has a bite and the camomile's sweet taste is nice, heading back to bed to give sleep another try.

I'll sleep in tomorrow, no plans till Tuesday when I go in for labs for CBC and CMP. (But that's nearby).

Nite All,

The Whimsical, Wining, Wascally Wabbit

Linuxter · Guru

... fortunately I've never had the displeasure of meeting the guy ... just seen the results of his moving in ... not a pretty site ... fortunately again, I can look over any of the neighbor's houses and see trees (I do like trees), mountains (like mountains) and not far away I can explore nice fairly peaceful places. I pretty much ignore the the bad neighbors and look beyond ... unless they stink up the neighborhood or scream, fight or sit in their cars and rev their sadly un-tuned engines for hours, trying to make them run better.

I usually don't have to call the cops for disruptions at the meth house, I think other neighbors are much quicker on the phone than I and the meth heads seem to attract red and blue lights all by themselves ... and if I cook up some popcorn it's occasionally quite amusing to watch the folly.

Not to worry, I think Mark Twain said it best.

'Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.'

smile

-- Edited by Linuxter on Monday 4th of April 2016 12:24:45 AM

Tig · Admin

OHM, OHM, OHM!!!!

Don't go over there right now Dave, they might not let you have your treatment drugs in county lock up! Sounds like too many neighborhoods in America now. Common sense, Civics and History aren't taught in schools anymore. Too bad I can't recommend a nice Vodka martini... biggrin

Linuxter · Guru

... Where am I going with this, you ask?

Linuxter · Guru

Linuxter · Guru

... well, of course it is ...

... it's the neighbor that moved in not long ago, cut down the most beautiful blue spruce you could possibly imagine, spent a month and a half digging out the roots all to end up with a HUGE mud hole in his front yard and the rest is piled up the the dirt he dug out. Not the sharpest pencil in the box, I tell ya. He's the one flying a huge Rebel Flag that says Redneck on it over his house (which, with high probability, doesn't sit very well with our African American neighbor) ... if ya ask me he's givin' Rednecks a bad name. If I was that stupid, the last thing I'd want to do is advertise it ... go figure. Hey, at least it's not the Meth house this time ... neighborhood's goin' ta heck in a handbasket I tell ya ...

-- Edited by Linuxter on Sunday 3rd of April 2016 10:56:33 PM

Linuxter · Guru

... Rage test ... Oh Oh ... systems failure ...

... went outside to sit on the deck and enjoy the beautiful warm sun.

Made it out there fine, sat down, started to relax and soak up the sun.

Neighbor decided the day was just too nice so started burning $hit in their back yard, I don't know what they are burning but it really stinks bad ... I came back inside, now I'm totally nauseous. Guess I should be glad every day is not a weekend ... not doing well in loving thy neighbor today ... the friggin' idiot. evileye

Ohm ....

JimmyK · Guru

Dave this is Houston.

We are very pleased that you are happy and supportive of our efforts.

Now about that Porta Potty....

Linuxter · Guru

No doubt about it ...

Everyone here's sure got "THE RIGHT STUFF" ... those in the same capsule, those on similar missions, those in the Space Station and those on the ground .. and those on future missions ... "The Right Stuff" I tell ya ...

Thanks,

Dave

JimmyK · Guru

Dave This is Houston.

Be advised we have renamed the Dragon.

We did this some time ago but needed you to be within the 10 day window before we determined it to be the right time to advise yo.

The Dragons name is Hal.

To complete you mission please follow the enclosed instructions. A brief video has been prepared for this portion of the mission.

All systems are go please complete the deactivation of Hal.

Houston out.

wmlj1960 · Moderator

Linuxter wrote:
EOT-minus 9 ...
Porta Potty - Check ...

Okay then, EOT-minus 9 it is. And seeing as how I'll be with you counting it's good to know our "Porta Potty" is functional. biggrin

I know you can, I know you can...

Linuxter · Guru

EOT-minus 9 ... and counting ... Houston ... Heat Shield - Check ... Retro Rockets - Check ... Electrical - Check - Porta Potty - Check ... All Systems are a Go for re-entry on your Mark ... Houston ... static ...

smile lol, glad ya like the avatar revision Jimmy ... train may be rusty but it's still moving in the right direction ... I know I Can, I know I Can

Hiya Syd, doin' good ... thanks for the nice thoughts smile Wishing you the best too.

Dave

-- Edited by Linuxter on Sunday 3rd of April 2016 08:09:30 PM

JimmyK · Guru

LOL Dave I noticed you changed from a Flux Capacitor Train to a rusty ole one.

Hey bro do you remember this one when you were a kid?

You are very close to I thought I could!

Your Brother

JimmyK

Sydhanrahan · Guru

Almost there Dave.

its a hard three months. I honestly don't know how others seem to have got through Ribaviron relatively unscathed. Let's hope all the effort is worth it.

take it easy on yourself these last days. You want to chat and reminisce (Sp ?? ) about your toys with the guys - that's fine. You want extra chocolate cream pie - that's fine too.

You've certainly come up with some wonderful images to describe your state of mind.

As haVe all our friends.

Take care.

Syd

Linuxter · Guru

... kill Kill KILL ... blood, guts, gore in my teeth ... KILL KILL ...

... move over Bench W ...

I think I've got it Canuck ... smile

Thanks bunches, (always so comforting)

Dave

kill, kill Kill ...

Linuxter · Guru

Shadowfax wrote:
Just think Dave, when the Riba clears you can look back here and enjoy all that you said during this trip
Have a great lunch ... I forgot for a moment you are three hours behind us. You are in the home stretch to be sure and this is the best place that we chronicle our journey.
SF

Thanks SF,

The lunch was great, Seafood Platter and Chocolate Cream Pie to bring home with me ... I'm about to go attack the pie now ... (standing up VERY slowly after a drink of water ... to keep the drones at bay)

Chronicle indeed, some of it will be quite interesting, for sure ... The 3 months I wore a tinfoil hat and swatted at drones ... smile

Dave

-- Edited by Linuxter on Sunday 3rd of April 2016 04:01:52 AM

Linuxter · Guru

Tig,

I just love the smell of burnt marshmallows in the morning ...

Apothecary Now

-- Edited by Linuxter on Sunday 3rd of April 2016 04:03:52 AM

Canuck · Guru

DANCE, mentally!

Kill, kill, kill - Kill, kill, kill. Aal-most, aal-most.

Repeat. Repeat.

Got the rhythm?

smile

Hang in there my friend, your doing sooo good! C.

JimmyK · Guru

;)

-- Edited by JimmyK on Sunday 3rd of April 2016 02:34:35 AM

Linuxter · Guru

Thanx y'all!

(I say in the best Southern drawl I can conjure up as I'm digging through the archives of my North Carolina days, way back when).

Dave

JimmyK · Guru

Greetings,

I know what the guys are saying, and I do understand why they are saying it, but a countdown is not something you want to cease.

You EARNED the RIGHT to remove one more digit every day. Tomorrow you will be SINGLE DIGIT AND WE all have grown up hearing the ever famous 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 FREEDOM.

Further more I do not agree this is The Dragons last dance. I believe the thing is dead and now you are simply digging the hold to toss his stinking corpse in.

You have to dig that hole brother.

The victory wreath is in sight. You know how those guys look just before crossing the finish line in a grueling race? THAT is where you are.

Lift you head brother, take a deep breath and change NOTHING. Never change the pace when you are doing so well. How you are doing is not how you feel, it is the job at hand and brother you have this one whooped. You are exhausted yes but you are now in the ring, overlooking your opponent, and the Ref is counting the sucker out. You have earned the right to hear the ref count this thing out.

Approach it like that and the FIGHTER in you will rise to this occasion and be awarded an absolute KNOCK OUT!

JimmyK my 2 cents and I am your BROTHER!

-- Edited by JimmyK on Sunday 3rd of April 2016 12:06:17 AM

Tig · Admin

I found a picture describing Dave's week:

Shadowfax · Guru

Linuxter wrote:

Ribavirin's takin' a toll on me physically and mentally right now ... but it won't be long now.

Just think Dave, when the Riba clears you can look back here and enjoy all that you said during this trip smile

Have a great lunch ... I forgot for a moment you are three hours behind us. You are in the home stretch to be sure and this is the best place that we chronicle our journey.

SF

Linuxter · Guru

Well, we can at least count the 5 or so days till your SVR Mike ... cheering and pulling for you too! Fingers, toes and eyes crossed here ... lol.

Wendy,

LOL, I have never seen that version ... and loved it smile

Slapstick at it's finest ... good stuff ... lol

Jo and I are off to an afternoon lunch ...

and I'll be "Turning Slowly" for sure.

Hope no one mentions (you know what) Falls ... lol

See y'all,

Dave

wmlj1960 · Moderator

I said I'd help you count from 10 Dave but Tig's right. I remember the last few weeks of ribavirin and it was enough hell without me counting days, even minutes sometimes. You've done an awesome job keeping your treatment as top priority and you will reap the benefits soon enough. Wendy's right, take care of your body and feed yourself some spiritual food. You are not alone and we are pulling for you, and cheering too. Hang in there. You got this! smile

wendyo · Guru

I agree with Tig. Let it go.......let the medicine and your God, higher power the universe do its thing. Meditate, take care of you, water, good food, rest, exercise when able.

hugz,

wendy

Linuxter · Guru

Meanwhile Back at the Ranch ...

circa: Late 19th Centruy

(Although I'll not be ridin' any horses right now ...

slayin' a dragon in it's death throes is exhausting enough without having to worry about chafe ...)

Tig · Admin

Hey, there he is! I was out in that mess of a garage looking for my compressor. I couldn't even find the floor out there. It looks nothing like RC's immaculate space. I'm embarrassed to open my garage door some days, but had a community yard sale today and met several neighbors that told me mine looks great compared to many. Not sure if that makes me feel better or not. If you find humor there D, I'll accept the humiliation accordingly!

We have all had problems with Ribavirin. Some can avoid the worst of it, but that doesn't happen real often. The anemia related fatigue, dizziness and emotional roller coaster was terrible for me and it sounds like you're getting a good dose of it yourself. I (we) realize it's the drug doing it's thing and not the good natured friend we have in you. So don't worry about the feathers, they're just fine, but they do get caught up in the drone propellers, so quit it!

My suggestion is to give the countdown a pass. The last two weeks took long enough without counting down the hours and days! Concentrate on hydration, mental health and rest. The anemia will kick your butt. I lived in my recliner for months. The good thing is, you will notice improvements once you're done swallowing those little blue nuclear devices. The fatigue will get better quicker than the emotional element, at least it was that way for me. I had trouble with sun exposure for months, but up there in the wetlands of the Pacific Northwest, you should be safe! Wear a hat and sunglasses on the bright days. I burned my scalp bad a time or two. Just know that it's going to get better pretty soon. Do your best to recognize the drugs sfx and try to not let it get you down. It's the Dragon doing it's final dance. If you think you feel bad, imagine what it's going through!

Hang in there my Brother, let me do the counting. Put life on auto pilot til EOT and just vegetate, listen to music and keep yourself fully fueled. If you're losing interest in hydration, try a Jalapeno Smoothie (with seeds) and you'll have no problem drinking plenty of water afterwards. You can thank me later, ha, ha! I'm here to help buddy...

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Linuxter · Guru

EOT-minus 10 ... and counting ... (one hand and one foot ... right Mike smile )

Sorry folks (it's a latitude thing I tell ya), had a bit of a Riba meltdown ... hope I didn't ruffle any feathers ...

Ribavirin's takin' a toll on me physically and mentally right now ... but it won't be long now.

Time has warped a bit, EOT seems to get farther away, the closer I get, hard to explain but very real from within the marshmallow barrier which recently caught fire and singed my eyebrows.

I'd say "To infinity and beyond" ... but I'm just aiming for April 12 right now.

Baby steps, (Step by Step ...)

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