Now with even more STUPID!!!

[crowdog66]

Guess what?

I was thinking a week ahead of schedule.

I thought yesterday was February 13th. >.< And my panicked cancellations/reschedulings of appointments were made accordingly.

There... are... no... words.

*headdesk unto infinity*

So, called the psychiatrist (who said he noticed the discrepancy after I called but didn't want to "call you back and embarass you") and reconfirmed my ORIGINAL appointment date, and cancelled my reschedule. I have another call in to my psych nurse, who I had to bump an appointment for when I accidentally... when I mistakenly... GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

'Tis better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. -- Abraham Lincoln

Everyone is entitled to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege. -- Unknown

Comments

[pink-gecco.livejournal.com]

You are neither a fool nor are you stupid. We've all made mistakes like this. (I know I sure have. I forgot to show up for an exam I was supposed to be supervising.) I hope that you can feel relief in the thought that you really didn't sleep through the original appoinment to begin with. All's well that ends well. It HAS ended well so you don't have to beat yourself up. Hugs and Spoons - T.

[(Anonymous)]

Dear Crowdog,

In the three years we worked together, my meditation teacher only ever gave me one command.

He said, "Don't beat up on yourself!"

That was seven years ago, and I still find it difficult.

Boots

~fixing the Crowess with a warm gaze of pride~

[metisbutterfly.livejournal.com]

again, happens to me all the time. In our hectic lines of work, we're often thinking a week ahead of schedule. Don't be so tough on yourself hon.