The Slow Death
I'm probably going to edit this later, but oh well. Gotta write something, since I daren't speak to anyone right now.
Heidi showed up at the end of my violin lesson. Normal, since she has been taking violin lessons regularly. I didn't expect her until next week, but that's fine.
Or so I thought.
When I saw the brakelights of her car on the street outside, I went into shock. My legs gave out, and I had to sit down. My ears started ringing, my vison narrowed, and of course my heart rate went through the roof. It was a couple minutes before I could comprehend my violin instructor again.
Fortunately, she waiting a few minutes before coming in, so I had a little time to compose myself. But, then I barely even said hello. From her perspective, I was quite rude.
What can I do? How can I make this stop? Even now, 25 minutes later, my hands are shaking and I can't think straight. Unreal. It just can't keep getting worse like this. I have no clue what I'm doing or how to safely ride it out.
Heidi showed up at the end of my violin lesson. Normal, since she has been taking violin lessons regularly. I didn't expect her until next week, but that's fine.
Or so I thought.
When I saw the brakelights of her car on the street outside, I went into shock. My legs gave out, and I had to sit down. My ears started ringing, my vison narrowed, and of course my heart rate went through the roof. It was a couple minutes before I could comprehend my violin instructor again.
Fortunately, she waiting a few minutes before coming in, so I had a little time to compose myself. But, then I barely even said hello. From her perspective, I was quite rude.
What can I do? How can I make this stop? Even now, 25 minutes later, my hands are shaking and I can't think straight. Unreal. It just can't keep getting worse like this. I have no clue what I'm doing or how to safely ride it out.
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