Math confirm fail. Chem should fail. Physics might fail. Music should pass.
I hate my efficiency. On the last day of school, I drew up a nice revision schedule that I believe should prepare me well enough to get my first A for Math, Music and Physics, and at least a B for Chem. The first week went well. The second week first 3 days went well also. Then I started composing my music techniques and everything just went haywire. I spent a total of 12 days on composing, the first 4 days were just completely stoning. On the 5th day I wrote 4 bars. And then finally over the next 7 days I finished writing 3 techniques. By then, it was 4 days to CTs. Fml.
Okay but something quite disturbing happened on Tuesday night. I was mugging physics and suddenly felt quite dizzy and took a break. That was when I realized that the rightmost one quarter of my eye became blurry and I cannot see anything. Its like when you’re looking at something on top of a flame, the image is wavy and distorted.
I had similar occurrences before. The first time was on 29th August 2008. Second time was in 2009, Chinese New Year’s eve. It seems to happen once a year -.- The pain is so bad that I seem to recall all the past times where I had it.
And yup due to the distorted vision, I had a really excruciating headache. I really felt like ripping my head apart. You just imagine, if suddenly your vision is distorted, like you’re looking everything upside down instead, I think you’ll go crazy too. Okay but from past experiences, I knew that all should be well after a sleep, and so I went to bed right away.
The time was 10:30pm then, but the pain was so unbearable I couldn’t sleep. I came out of bed at about 11:30, applied some funny medicated oil and went to bed again. It didn’t help. At 3:30, I woke up again, and that was when I vomited. Twice.
T_T
I finally went to bed at about 4:30am. I was quite prepared to pon physics CT the next day alr. But my damn alarm rang at 6:30, and I woke up to find most of the pain gone. So even though I still felt quite feeble, I went to school and did the CT.
Sigh I really hope it doesn’t happen again. Distorted vision + headache is like the worse thing anyone can go through. I already have a long lasting eye disease known as floaters, meaning I see translucent gray dots and lines all over my vision, and they float around. Its like a shadow, when you try to look at them, then they’ll dart away. You keep trying to zoom in on them, and they keep moving. Quite a stupid pastime to do when you’re bored.
Yeah I told the eye doctor during my NS checkup and he diagnosed me and said its okay. This wavy vision distortion + headache thing seems to be something else, but even though its quite painful, it hardly happens.
I think I'm starting to become gradually blind. The number of floaters seems to be increasing. It used to be only 1 floater at about p1, and I thought its quite fun to play with trying to look at it -.- Then over the years it shot up so much I think I lost count. There should be around 20 or more dots and strands of floaters in my visions now. And floaters is a syndrome for retina detachment, which = blindness. Hopefully it won't happen though, the NS eye doctor say it shouldn't.
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If I become blind one day, how would my life be? Thank goodness I've been blessed with studying this thing called music that I can still listen to. I think I can still play cello if I'm blind. Can I still compose? And are there any blind conductors out there? (I think that would be really cool)
Actually to some extent I think sight is a sense that is quite a hindrance in certain areas, especially when it comes to music. Remove that sense and just use your ears, you find that you suddenly pick up so much more. You find that you're able to immerse yourself totally in this realm of sound, attaining new levels of perfection and emotional fulfilment that you've never experienced. And you paint your very own world in your mind, unobstructed by the faults and blemishes you see in the real world today.
Life is so much more pure, innocent, and authentic.
Labels: cts, reflections