Pain Appointment Yesterday/ Wit

I had an appointment with my pain doctor yesterday. Well i thought it was with my pain doctor. We ended up meeting with one of his nurse practitioners instead. Luckily she is very nice. She will run things by my doctor, but the plan is for me try go through with the calmare in Rutherford as scheduled even though its not through them. Then i will meet with them after and see how i feel. If needed we will see if i need any other treatments in August, but hopefully I wont. They will also continue giving me meds as needed. I'm decreasing my topamax meds by 50 mg a day which is good because it decreased my appetite, increases my anxiety, and it can lower the effectiveness of calmare.

I also finished watching the HBO  movie based off the play i finished reading a few days ago, "WIT". It stuck to the play almost entirely, and both were very sad but fantastic. Audra Mcdonald had a role in the movie. I have now read two of the plays nominated for a Tony this year for best play (2012), one of which that won (Clybourne Park) and one that didn't (Wit). I didn't like Clybourne Park that much. I felt it was random and not really that funny at all, even though it was supposed to be. Wit was much better, even though it was sad, i couldn't put it down! I really got myself into it, and forgot about my problems while reading about the main character's life. If anyone is looking for a good play or movie, especially a sad one but one that makes you think i highly recommend "Wit"!

Now I'm reading one of Beth Henley's plays called "The Wake of Jamey Foster" I haven't gotten past the list of characters yet, so i don't know if i'll like it or not.