who me

The third season of "Doctor Who" comes finally to the US; the first episode is tonight. I've already seen it twice. Come to think of it, I've already seen the whole season. Most of the episodes twice. So I'm not sure whether or not I want to watch tonight, already knowing everything. However, the upcoming episodes will mean I no longer need to hide my glee at many fantastic scenes. Especially episode ten. Or, hell, the season finale. Because, you know, holy crap. However, I also know what will come in season four, and it makes me sad and pouty (although I hear most others may like it).
That is all.

It does matter

http://notdoneliving.net/foothold/openletter/
http://notdoneliving.net/foothold/openletter/options.html
http://www.usresolve.org/A-Letter-to-Normals-from-a-Person-With-Chronic-Pain.php

Substitutions for various disorders and symptoms are, naturally, encouraged.

Another statement that hurts is, "You just need to push yourself more, try harder". Obviously, chronic pain can deal with the whole body, or be localized to specific areas. Sometimes participating in a single activity for a short or a long period of time can cause more damage and physical pain than you could ever imagine. Not to mention the recovery time, which can be intense. You can't always read it on my face or in my body language.