Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Cognitive Dissonance And Dancing Music



Yesterday I received a response to a post I sent out to addresses in my Address.app that I haven't exchanged e-mail with for a while. I sent a photo of myself with the beard I removed soon after, and announced that i wasn't dead yet. Every person I sent my greeting to replied. That's pretty good in my opinion. I've had lots of e-mail addresses that are not active anymore. The only one that's active now is the gmail one.

The response I received yesterday was from this MD in Europe who has a website that uses Dutch for it's language. I don't know what his nationality is. Some people speak Flemish. Some speak French. Some speak German. Practically all of them are literate in English. I only have English. I'm probably lucky to have that.

My correspondent came right out and said that psoriasis is a result of cognitive resonance and isn't a real disease at all. Just a way of trying to armor myself with the crusted pustules that explode from my fingers and toes in the same manner as volcanoes. Psoriasis is a psychological condition caused by stress. That's very disturbing. At least I can give up attempting to get treatment from the medicos.

The silver colloids I'm using to deal with the sores may be working like i want them to, but it's hard to tell. I have a sample spot I'm checking it out on. It's a spot on the calve of my leg that a friend informed me was concerous. Three different MDs have told me not to worry about it, but it's there, and I worry about it.

I spray the colloids on my hands and toes and that one spot on my calf. Just for the hell of it I spray it on a birthmark on my forearm that's been there forever. I drink a little of it about everyday too. The only real sign anything is going on is that it makes me burp pretty good.

I slept late this morning, went out to lunch, came back and crawled in the bed again. I guess I took a four hour nap. If the reason I have these medical problems is due to stress, then I need to get rid of the stress.

It's warm today, and supposed to be even warmer tomorrow. I'm sitting here with the outside door wide open in my underpants and a t-shirt, and I'm not uncomfortable. I intend to start taking my walks barefooted. I haven't got any comfortable shoes. Before I spend the money to get some I'm gonna try reverting back to my childhood.

The route my brother and I take for walking is mostly dirt. We walk for about a hundred yards on the paved road, but the most of it is a sandy two-lane farm road and the driveway to our houses. I don't know how long it will take for my feets to toughen up, but they have to feel better than wearing ill-fitting shoes. I love my Crocs, but they just ain't getting it as far as walking two or three miles.