You go through life and make very few mistakes.
HUH?
Not possible, but at least most of my mistakes were not
MAJOR, who am I kidding many were!
Then why now with Multiple Sclerosis am I so frustrated and
upset with my constant grammatical and just plain wrong word usages as well as
forgetting tiny words in the content of the body of the story that I try to
give to you my readers night after night?
Well, today I found out that for all my education and desire
to write and being of the thought process that to be good at anything including
writing you must practice, practice, practice and what better way than to do it
night after night like I have been doing these last several years, not to
mention all those years of sporadic writings when the ideas moved me in that
direction to be creative or angry enough to write those editorial comments or
make poetry from family sillies or get excited with a plot for a murder mystery
that hadn’t been done before but encompassed all my favorite concepts to solve
the crime by my own form of deductive reasoning!
Sure I thought I had years to revisit that novel/novella
that will win me a Pulitzer, nah, but pay my way for the rest of my life, nah,
and perhaps sell the movie rights, who knew, perhaps? Who am I kidding?
Any-who, nope, my mind missteps has proven that time is
running out for all those enormous dreams of mine to be fulfilled.
My MS brain is showing those signs of giving up on me.
Last night I wrote so many mistakes that I was truly saddened
that I had not proofed it better before I published it to all of you… words
were forgotten, small ones like “to, it, be, on, on, on , and on, etc…”. I also
thought I wrote the word, ‘him’ but found out I instead wrote the word ‘home’.
My staccato brain is going berserk!
I only wish that you as my readers would understand that I
am NOT THAT STUPID!
But I am not that bright either.
It is true I love to learn and look up things all of the
time and sadly I no longer retain what I would like to daily when I do look it
up it is lost… for good or until I look it up again.
I used to be a multi-tasker, but alas that is gone too.
There was a time that I was able to juggle five things at
the same time and know exactly what each one was and do it well and right each
and everyone of them.
And I am not talking twenty years ago just a few.
No, this is not age related.
This is caused by the MS as is my vertigo and my hand
weakness in three months has diminished in strength from when I was tested on
July 2 by my smiling neuro who said that about cognitive and multi-tasking
today.
I wasn’t quite clear on the reasons it was happening but now
I know.
Going into the sun-room away from Hubby has been the right
thing to do; trying to not be too distracted, but even that is getting harder
to do in this separate area of the house to concentrate on what I am doing.
I used to be easily distracted as a child but somehow I
outgrew it and was able for years and years to focus; now it appears to be back
in full force!
And contrary to everyone’s thinking it is not age related in
my case, but Multiple Sclerosis caused due to cognitive deterioration, oh my!
Did I just say that?
So as you my readership will have to be kind in
understanding my too quick to publish mistakes due mostly to try and get as
many people to read my offerings before the cut off times for each season
changes that deadline, it is now still before eight P.M. EST but when the
clocks change next month it will go back to seven o’clock P.M. EST.
Silly for me to think like that, but I so enjoy trying to
beat each days hits of how many actually read me.
Does that sound dirty?
Hope not.
It is what it is.
On that little bit of silly allow me to be the very first to
wish you all a very happy good night and ask you all to kindly count all your
blessings and share all your overages and we will too!
And next times please be here or be square, ya hear!
Extra info:
“Cognitive definition: Full Definition of COGNITIVE
1
: of, relating to,
being, or involving conscious intellectual activity (as thinking, reasoning, or
remembering) <cognitive
impairment>
2
: based on or
capable of being reduced to empirical
factual knowledge”
“Full Definition of MULTITASKING
1
: the concurrent
performance of several jobs by a computer
2
: the performance
of multiple
tasks at one time”
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