I am glad that what happened to me happened when it did - so Pam didn't have to witness my bad behaviour. My L3 Lumbar vertebrae had decided to self-destruct and caused what a short Google search will describe as 'intense pain'. Well, reading the words is significantly different to actually experiencing the condition. At night, if I'm asleep and I inadvertently move my leg without firstly preparing for it (which I can't do because I'm asleep), causes the localised ache to uncontrollably and rapidly feedback on itself into a full body-length Hell! This wakes me up yelling in pain and no-doubt amusing the neighbours with the foul language that accompanies it. I can't help thinking that if this horror had actually happened to Pam, she might say "Oooh!" and keep smiling regardless - which she would do because she felt so loved, and indeed was.
Another detail worthy of mentioning, is that I no longer feel the need to visit her grave quite as often as I did - once or thrice a week seems now to work well for me.
I thought I'd put this picture in because it reminds me of a time when my back didn't hurt...
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