With the cold came the wind and dry air. She knew she was in trouble for she had come to recognize the signs. Pain began to travel its familiar path; across her cheekbone, up her nose, over and around her eye, left towards her ear and finally down into her neck. Medication no match for it this time. The force of it surprising her as it always did . . . . .
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Enormously cool image. Interesting choice of red as color, with a touch of blue near your forehead-where one thinks. Hope this doesn't mean a relapse for you. Really hope it doesn't.
ReplyDeleteOh my Kathryn. We are definitely on the same wavelength. Check out my post from around 1:30 this morning. seeing through pain
ReplyDeleteHang in there.
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This is such a strong, powerful image, beautifully expressive. I'm so sorry you are in pain, sending you good wishes...
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to you. I hope that you have found some relief. Your image is heart-rending.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brenda, this super cold weather and dry air are doing a number on me. Feeling a little better today than yesterday. :0)
DeleteVery cool image. The only good thing about pain is that once it leaves, we really appreciate its absence. I hope you are feeling better, Kathryn.
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This is a stunning post....the photograph and the words!
ReplyDeletePoor tortured soul with seasonal malady. Great colours and textures though. Valerie
ReplyDeleteGreat textures and beautiful words....
ReplyDeleteLove your moody intensity in this edit. Fabulous Kathryn!
ReplyDeleteYour image is conveys your words. Feel better soon...real soon.
ReplyDeleteOh no! This makes me sad for you Kathryn...do you think the cold is a culprit in this! I hope that's all it is....sending you wish of feeling well my friend!! xo
ReplyDeleteA very powerful image. I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteVery powerful image.
ReplyDeleteoh no, so soory to hear that the pain is back to haunt you.... that is one deliciously creepy image! and it shows what you're feeling so well. hope you are better soon xoxo
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry Kathryn -- your image speaks volumes.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific--so dark and dramatic! One can almost feel the blaze of pain.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry Kathryn- hope it goes away very soon.
ReplyDelete(((HUGS)))
Powerful edit.......almost scary. Hope the pain goes away soon, very soon!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry Kathryn. I've been away from blogs for awhile, so I just read this. I hope you are okay.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa . . . the cold dry air has made my face pain spike which is really annoying. I've upped my medication so I'm waiting to see if that helps. Hanging in there though.
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