I have a post I've been working on for over two months. It's the hardest thing I've ever written. This isn't it.

I miss when this was my fiction output, not my me.

This is a medical update about something not good. (I apologize if this causes distress.)

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My story may end up getting updated every-other-day instead of every day because editing something this complex (wow I really know how to pick difficult storylines) is a nightmare and also the disability makes it much slower than expected. Today I've been mostly horizontal with little relief in sight.

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Sorry for disappearing. Ironically the thing I wanna talk about is the thing that keeps me from being here at FF or getting anything done.

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I'm still alive. I'm just very, very tired. Having a disease like ME/CFS is not much fun.

Teaching is very difficult with my disabilities, even with a reduced load. I'm pretty sure I'll make it through this semester, but I'm not sure what I'm going to do to manage this in the future. I have Summer off. I'll need time to think. I don't have that time right now.

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I remain alive, and as of June 13th am now the number of symmetries in a cube.

I will be at Trotcon.

Please contact me if you're there! (Or even if not, that's okay too.)

I might do an author party. I'll announce it with another post. Signal boost would be useful.

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Jewel tested negative for COVID, which is good enough for me to justify attending Trotcon. I don't know if I'll have time tomorrow so I hope I can meet up with everypony while I'm available.

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For the past six months, I've been unable to work or write much. Now I know why.

Mood.

I have an illness called myalgic encephalomyelitis or "chronic fatigue syndrome" (ME/CFS). This blog post talks about what that is, and what it means for my future.

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