Our Little Library of Letters
Written to problems, not people – by everyday champions, like you.
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None really diagnosed you, but we’ve lived together for almost my entire life. I tried to solve you many many times, in various different ways, but no methods ever worked for much time at all. Sometimes you are so intrusive that you lead me to think that you’re a part of me...
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You have been with me for 20 years now - since I was 14 years old. You are like a snake in the grass, striking when I least expect it. You took me down for the first time when I was just a teenager. There was no accident or trauma. Just a family history that nobody thought would manifest so young...
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It's rather tough to decide where to direct my anger. I feel like I should be mad at you directly... seizures are pretty scary. In all honesty, though, learning to deal with life as a seizure-prone man (“man” being used loosely - c'mon, no reason this can't be a bit funny) has provided me with a world of experiences that have made me a wiser person...
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Per me sei uno stile di vita, dato che risali a una ventina d'anni fa e rimarrai sempre in famiglia. Sei arrivata a dirci che le relazioni sono difficili, non sentiamo e pensiamo e agiamo tutti nello stesso modo. Non abbiamo tutti gli stessi gusti...
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Che strano darti un nome, come fossi una figlia...Una gravidanza che dura da 23 anni, con “parti” multipli - interventi chirurgici ripetuti - per portarti fuori e lasciare il mio ventre libero. E cure ormonali che fanno diventare molli nel corpo e nell’animo, e dolori, tanti, talora insopportabili...
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