I have an illness that you can not see
I look like you and you look like me
You ask me for dinner
I plan to meet you
I wake up in pain
Now what do I do?
I have an illness that you can not see
I didn’t ask for this to happen to me
If I always cancel
Please don’t get mad
I want to see you
But the pain is so bad
I have an illness that you can not see
I pray each day that it will just let me be
I might look okay
Even act normally
But on my bad days
It’s alarming inside me
I have an illness that you can not see
Please understand and stop judging me
It may take four times
Perhaps even five
I’ll see you when I’m well
And feeling alive
I have an illness that you can not see
I wonder if I will ever be free
I may look normal
Without physical signs
But my pain is real
It’s the worst of its’ kind
I have an illness that you can not see
I look like you and you look like me
JKC
To help with research and treatment for Trigeminal Neuralgia please go to http://www.tnnme.com (Trigeminal Neuralgia and Me) to sign a petition to have the World Health Organization (WHO) add Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN) to their “Health topic list.”
“Hopefully one day I’ll get it right, or at least have fun, while about it I write!!”
I resemble this remark. I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to share.
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Hi Jude. I can’t quite understand what you meant in your comment yesterday. So sorry!!
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Sensational
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Hi Susan.
Thanks so much for reading my blog. It’s much appreciated!!!
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