While the thunder storms we been getting aren't unusal for Maryland, I could do with the lighting that had me jumping several inches out of my chair yesterday. (ok day before by the clock, but I am still trying to catch up wth posts from the 24th.)
We aren't sure now far it was from the house, since I heard the crack of thunder at the same time I felt my head get slapped hard. I don't remember much of a flash but then it's the closest I ever been to getting shuck by lighting, though I normally move as far away from windows as possible. My chair here is about 6 feet from nearest window and since I wasn't worry at the moment since the storm from both local radar and my spider sense was moving rapidly to the north.
After we shut down the computers, I had to lie down for the rest of the day. It felt a lot like the times I accidentally got zapped by household current. Took hours for my right side to lose feeling of numbness in arm and foot. While on my left side several muscles in my leg and arms knotted up and refused to relax. Found today that though I had started to turn off computer I forgot to press the confirm button, so feel bless that it wasn't fried.
I used to spend hours watching lighting, as storms moved through the area, but now since I realized the odd feelings I been getting, as storms come near, has to do with the amount of static building up before hand. Seems Fibromyaglia can effect far more then just pain and nerves.
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In the place of a Dark Lord you would have a Queen! Not dark but beautiful and terrible as the Morn! Treacherous as the Seas! Stronger than the foundations of the Earth! All shall love me and despair! -ElneClare
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