Well.

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It's been a frustrating little life lately.  Pain isn't a part of the solution set, for good or ill.  Sleep has been extremely erratic.  I missed a day of medication.  I was trying to figure out how, when I realized that I had slept most of one of the recent days.  I was up to take one, night, set of medication.  Then I woke a few times, but slept most of that day.  I can't take medication if I am not awake it seems.  Tracking days is extremely difficult when I have two to three of them, in some ways, and yet none at all in another way.  I can only do what I can do.  Insulin is restarted, at a minimal dose.  I wish I could cut my heart medicine.  Actually, if I get things straightened out a bit, and keep on track for a while, if my diabetes remains unmanageable, I may... tinker.  For shorter or longer terms, trying to see if I can manage diabetes that way.  Half dose is what my new friend indicated as to how he handles the faux-diabetes.  I didn't really care, until I hit this.  Insulin hadn't been a problem before.  It just about killed me, or did, for a bit, or off and on.  Yeah...  I am rethinking that medicine.  Especially since I am all but sure the problem is organ failure due to heart medicine, and not a problem with blood sugar or dealing with that, as a disease of and by itself.

I did tinker with the wood at the base of the bathroom wall.  The problem is that the stool is too close to the wall to remove that.  It looks like I will have to drain, and then remove, the toilet, just to remove the wood.  On the good side this means I won't need to tinker to try and calk around behind the toilet.  I will merely trace the toilet with a woodworkers thicker pencil before removal, then calk inside that line enough that I can just set the toilet back on top.  Even if it doesn't go as fast as I would like, I have learned how to make and use an impromptu lou.  Not a problem.  Although the goal is to drain, remove, calk a double line just in case, then reinstall, all in one swift move.  I might be able to do it, if everything works as planned.

Not much else going on.  Tired, sleep is restful, I am simply needing a lot of it.  While I am awake, and can remain so, I do well.  I just haven't been able to do much.  The goal is to get medicine back on track, do what chores and tasks I can, rest and sleep as needed, and go from there.  Later.