So here's some reasons why I might have sounded like I had "drank" or was "slurring" my words- after being up that day since 430am and non-stop all day. It was about 2:30/3pm when I got to The Trap.
2. The Exhaustive, Non-Restorative FatigueWhile widespread muscular pain is the most famous symptom, the chronic fatigue can be just as debilitating, if not worse. Patients often describe it as feeling like a severe, never-ending case of the flu. Even after a full night's rest, many wake up feeling utterly drained because the condition prevents them from entering deep, restorative sleep cycles.3. "Fibro Fog" or Cognitive ImpairmentFor many, the physical symptoms are compounded by brain fog. This causes significant issues with memory, focus, and verbal recall. Struggling to think clearly, absorb new information, or maintain mental clarity can severely impact daily work and personal independence.
So this tells you alone, that my disability is exhaustion, pain, depression, no energy. And I think after running around all day and finally wanting to relax, maybe that's why I sounded "different". Because my body was exhausted, no energy....I WAS EXHAUSTED & figured it's beautiful out, I haven't been out like this in a long time bc of work and stuff, enjoy yourself for a little while, get some sun....and live 3 mins away. Anyway, today (next day) I called...the manger on the phone was professional & issued a refund. Because quite frankly, they don't know what happened in the hours before in my day, and it seems they like to pick & choose who they pick on... no matter what the, bottom line is it's all right there, and the doctors say exhaustion has the same symptoms as someone being drunk or "under the influence". Also I wasn't stumbling around, unable to speak-AT ALL. A gentle with people to the left of me heard me just fine when I asked him about "NP combining schools" because that's where I group up, but he had no problem understanding me, and explaining to me what was happening. I think they are a little too much with making up their minds before considering all the reasons a person could sound down or out of it or "different" .. especially when it's hot , I hadn't eaten, I was running errands all day, driving, stopping here, stopping there, then I had to go court to pay speeding ticket I got going to work. And was happy that went well & I even got in because there was as a bad accident on 95N. And door was locked but someone got me in and the judge was laughing, not mad at all.She didn't think I sounded different... at all. So I walked out smiling , that was done & went well, my legs started aching a bit but I was finally feeling like the old me again.... so I decided I would head to the trap to enjoy an hr or so outside sipping on a drink, decided to do a shot and the whole time they were deciding what kind of person I "am" & what they thought of me. And that's where it ended up. The Trap in East Greenwich! I've never had a problem, shout out to Alex and I believe Steph, it's been so long I forgot names! And the dude always bobbing his head and singing and dancing serving drinks!! I'll def come back there. Next time I'm at the trap in Smithfield I'll be with my man, and I might just pull the manager aside (If she doesn't see this review) and give her a little education on reasons why someone can sound different or drag their words. Other than that , I walked in with a smile, was respectful, people person talking to bartender. I went down the stairs (skipped) down the stairs (would've fell if I was drunk) and enjoyed a cigarette with a beautiful view of the lake & nature. I finally ALMOST could say , I pushed through the exhaustion & the pain and I made it through the day to where I had to go, and I WON TODAY FIBROMYALGIA. But yet again, Fibro is the one reason she probably felt I was on something because AGAIN , I don't sleep though night , maybe 4 hrs total but not straight , woke up at 330/430am and I was awake from there, and the rest of the day. Soon as 7-8pm hit I was in car with man in passenger seat and my legs were killing me. The everyday things that people do. ITS DIFFERENT FOR US. I walked in and out of some stores and court for my little speeding ticket, and at the trap and because of fibromyalgia , my legs were aching so bad I was ready to cry. LEARN ABOUT DISABILITIES IF YOU'RE GOING TO WORK WITH PEOPLE YOU DO NOT KNOW FROM A WHOLE IN THE WALL......That walk in and look completely normal, but you have NO IDEA WHAT COULD INTERNALLY BE WRONG. And what i experienced and how you handled it and treated me should be a lesson for both of us. read more