And I swear, AS SOON as I started to actually complain about it, it went away. 

I wish that could have been the same about my back, the night before. 

I was in the shower, sitting in the bottom of the tub as usual, just casually minding my own business when I felt my lower back sorta start to lock up and hurt, like it usually does whenever there's a nerve being pinched or something. 

Well, I brushed it off, figuring I just had to be careful on how I moved, and began getting up.

As soon as I tried to lift myself, it felt like a bear trap snapped closed on my lower spine. 

Like, this was worse than the other times it has happened. The pain was so intense that I threw my arm out kinda roughly, hitting it against the wall as my fist clenched, a coarse huff of air escaping my clenched teeth. (holy shit I must be tired if I'm describing this shit but now I lost what I was doing cause gabe the dog is barking to home XDXD)

Anyways, what basically happened is when I got out of the shower, I was shocked and scared at how much it hurt and stumbled my way to sit on the toilet and try to situate myself.

(NOOOO NOT GASTER'S THEME XDXDXDXDXDXD)

But before I got the chance, my vision began swimming, beginning to fade in and out like a glitched screen, nearly making me heave on myself.

I started to lose my sense of balance and held onto the counter to keep myself up, light headed and nauseous. I had to keep reminding myself that I would be okay, because at that point I could tell I wasn't gonna pass out, but I was close.

I shook it away and tried closing my eyes a few times until it passed for the most part, allowing me to slowly stand again, still weary of the 'invisible bear trap' that seemed to be lingering behind me, it's teeth grazing my skin, it's jaws ready to lock down again at a moment's notice. 

I forced myself to move and collect my bearings, as well as my clothes, promptly getting dressed. I felt the slight pressure of a headache but it must have passed because I don't remember anymore of it.

The pain in my back had dulled considerably since the time it started, but had not gone completely, though it was manageable.

I was debating on whether or not I should mention it as I felt weak, making my way to the door. I pushed in the drawer that blocks the door from being opened and was surprised, but relieved, to find that almost all traces of the incident had washed away from my body, leaving my just a little.... SOME SORT OF WORD.

It's funny though, that as soon as I left the bathroom I felt nearly fine. Like, I didn't even mention it to Grandma until today, to which she responded with that she has the same problem in her hip. I expressed my concern for both of us and stated that I would like to see a chiropractor about it.

She agreed, so we'll see where things go from there..

......That turned into quite the story...

...BLAME IT ON MY ADHD, BABY 

BADUUM DUM DUUUUM FAIIIIL