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MRI and H.E.A.T gig

Tonight H.E.A.T will gig at Sturecompagniet which is a very "in"-place in the city center of Stockholm. They are on at 0.30AM so if you are in the neighbourhood don't hesitate but go there!

I was this morning to the hospital for an MRI, which I hate!! They wanted to check out my pelvis since my last visit when I couldn't walk that is I could walk but with crutches.
The MRI gives me creeps. It's like laying in a coffin not being able to move or do anything. You are strapped to the thing you lie on because you are not supposed to move an inch. I also had my arms streched out above my head which was very uncomfortable after a while. I don't mind the sound and knocking at all, it's the feeling of being trapped that gets to me.
Have you done it? What do you think? Do you experience the same or is it just me being silly?
I got a severe migraine after that so I had to stay home, take a pill and go to bed. After a few hours sleep it's much better so now I'm even on the computer :-)

Friday and Saturday it's conference and after the conference on Saturday it's time for the first Opera of the season - Il barbiere di Siviglia.

Have a nice ending of the week and weekend. I hope you're having better weather where ever you are. Here it's raining and really autumn like.
 

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  1. I've had an MRI and I agree...it's awful. I think I tried singing to block out the knocking plus I hated being so still for so long!

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