I Think, Therefore I Am

Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Speechless

My throat ulcer is killing me.

The last time i remember having experienced great pain
was after my appendicitis operation. My stomach would
pain, and even back then, i would wake up in the night
due to the pain.

Im not sure how i got an ulcer in such an odd and bad
position. Let aside eating food, I cant even drink
water or speak without experiencing severe pain.

Yesterday morning, i could speak atleast few words in
college. But now, the condition is worse. I can barely
speak. All that is say is a few "hmm"s and "haan"s on
the phone.

Trust me, its not very easy to play dumb, especially
for a person who is used to blabbering whatever comes
to his mind.
You cant express your opinions, you cant clear your
confusions, nothing at all. Its zimbly terrible.

Take this example: I was gargling with the medicine
the doc had prescribed, when i overheard the
newspeaker say something on the lines, "Amitabh
Bacchan experienced severe pain in his stomach in
Lucknow. He was taken to Delhi Escorts hospital.". My
mummy then added, "He was then taken to Leelavati
hospital".
Now here come the series of doubts... Is Delhi Escorts
Hospital in Lucknow? If not, then isn't any good
hospital in Lucknow to treat a colitis patient?
Leelavati hospital? Was he then brought to Bombay? or
are there many Leelavati hospitals in India?
Mummy standing in front of me must've known all the
answers to these questions, but how do i ask her?
Write all this stuff down? No! Speak?? I cant speak,
remember?!?

Pain, pain go away! I hope it comes again no other
day.

But it has it own set of advantages too.
To begin with, one begins to appreciate communication systems like IMs. Without IMs, i wouldbe cut off from everyone. N dat would b real, real bad!
Secondly, i can avoid talking to someone i wont want to talk to. Reminds me of an extremely funny episode of Coupling in which Suzanne is pregnant and she blames hormones for all her mood swings.
"Sorry, cant talk, throat ulcer."

1 Comments:

  • Hang in there dude. I'm sure your unusually loud voice will be deafening us again soon... :)

    "Its zimbly terrible." Hehe - funny touch. Even funnier because you forgot the apostrophe...

    Leelavati is 2 mins away from my place. My dad actually had trouble driving to work because of the crowd. I suspect it's still there. You never know with these adoring hordes...

    That reminds me, I have to go shift the sidebar link to point to this blog now...

    By Blogger Nadeem Mohsin, at 9:25 am  

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