I had my first test in my History class this morning and it went well. It was a 50 question multiple choice exam and I put dots next to 7. I have a system of putting dots next to any questions I have the slightest doubt on. Considering I had 21 pages of notes and 100 flashcards for the test, I think I did really well keeping it all straight (for the most part...just might have messed up on 7). I hadn't even been able to open my history book until Sunday because I had mishaps with getting the book. I also called and scheduled an appointment with a new internist that is a D.O. and I am cautiously hopeful that it will turn out well. This new doctor is part of a larger group that I am familiar with. I saw a rheumatologist within this same practice. I go in to see him a week from Friday.

That was all the good stuff from today. What made this day bad was that I managed to hurt myself when I rolled my ankle and foot leaving the school. I stepped in a depression in the concrete and nearly fell flat on my face. I haven't had an issue with falling for a while now and I was pretty dang mad when I nearly bit the dust again. Well, now all of the bones in my right foot and that ankle hurt terribly and the pain goes up into my knee and hip. I had rolled my left foot last year and ended up with greenstick fractures in at least one bone on that foot. I'm worried I've now managed to do it to my right foot. As I am in between primary care docs, I'm not so sure what to do. My mom reminded me that I have a boot at their house and that maybe putting that on will help the pain. Not so positive that it will help, but I am hoping it will tie me over until the 14th when I see my new primary care doc. Rolling my ankle also didn't help my back and neck, those are all flared a lot right now too.