Ok and ... GO!
Wow. Alright, it feels like it's been a while since I've done this, probably because it's been a while since I've done this. First, the major updates:
I live in New York again, on the UWS (W. 99th). I'm in a two-bedroom apartment with a 39-year old gay guy. I was a little uncomfortable at the thought of living by myself (I don't qualify living in an apartment with someone I don't know as living "with someone"). After JJ left, I wasn't sure I wanted to stay in Manhattan - or even the region as a whole. The allure of living in New York City has faded a bit with the loss of the primary reason for my moving there in the first place. But now that I've been on my own for a few weeks, I've found that I'm doing better than I thought I would. I expected to be an emotional wreck, but I guess I passed that stage a few months ago.
I'm still with NetGen and I just finished my training course in the NextGen electronic medical records and practice administration software. Soon, I'll be getting certified in said software. As far as work goes, it's been pretty good, though all the traveling I've done for training combined with all the weekend work has left me exhausted, both physically and mentally.
Speaking of mental, I will be examined in December for Adult ADD, which, as far as I have investigated, seems to be a probable positive diagnosis on the horizon. I'm actually very anxious to get the test done, as I would like to know if the difficulties I've had with work and school for the past many years have been influenced in any way by this condition. It would please me greatly to find a way to alleviate my inability to concentrate on and complete my work.
And on a lighter note, as promised, I have some surprises for you. At the moment, I don't have pictures of my apartment - I was going to post some tonight, but I went to MD instead of returning to NY after today's training session. However, I have some pictures that might clue you in to how I've been affected by post-traumatic break-up syndrome (PTBS). I like the look. It was a very spur-of-the-moment thing, and I was accompanied by Angi, who, ever the friend, made fun of me for wincing at the slight pinch felt during the hardware installation. Thanks, Ang ... ;-)
There are sure to be more updates on the way, so stay tuned kids!
I have stood here before in the pouring rain
With the world turning circles running 'round my brain.
I guess I'm always hoping that you'll end this reign,
But it's my destiny to be the king of pain...
I live in New York again, on the UWS (W. 99th). I'm in a two-bedroom apartment with a 39-year old gay guy. I was a little uncomfortable at the thought of living by myself (I don't qualify living in an apartment with someone I don't know as living "with someone"). After JJ left, I wasn't sure I wanted to stay in Manhattan - or even the region as a whole. The allure of living in New York City has faded a bit with the loss of the primary reason for my moving there in the first place. But now that I've been on my own for a few weeks, I've found that I'm doing better than I thought I would. I expected to be an emotional wreck, but I guess I passed that stage a few months ago.
I'm still with NetGen and I just finished my training course in the NextGen electronic medical records and practice administration software. Soon, I'll be getting certified in said software. As far as work goes, it's been pretty good, though all the traveling I've done for training combined with all the weekend work has left me exhausted, both physically and mentally.
Speaking of mental, I will be examined in December for Adult ADD, which, as far as I have investigated, seems to be a probable positive diagnosis on the horizon. I'm actually very anxious to get the test done, as I would like to know if the difficulties I've had with work and school for the past many years have been influenced in any way by this condition. It would please me greatly to find a way to alleviate my inability to concentrate on and complete my work.
And on a lighter note, as promised, I have some surprises for you. At the moment, I don't have pictures of my apartment - I was going to post some tonight, but I went to MD instead of returning to NY after today's training session. However, I have some pictures that might clue you in to how I've been affected by post-traumatic break-up syndrome (PTBS). I like the look. It was a very spur-of-the-moment thing, and I was accompanied by Angi, who, ever the friend, made fun of me for wincing at the slight pinch felt during the hardware installation. Thanks, Ang ... ;-)
There are sure to be more updates on the way, so stay tuned kids!
I have stood here before in the pouring rain
With the world turning circles running 'round my brain.
I guess I'm always hoping that you'll end this reign,
But it's my destiny to be the king of pain...
posted by Dave at 6:28:00 PM
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