#invetro

Organized Konfusion - Invetro

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I am not an unusual girl. To say the least, if anything, I am perfectly average. One could argue, it is also, perfectly boring. To be entirely truthful, it isn't. I grew up in a small rural town in New York. In a pleasant house with a pleasant family. We had a dog, his name was buddy. He was a golden with fur so luminous and shiny you'd wonder if it was natural. He was a kind creature, unaware of his own size, which could (and absolutely did) prove comical at times. My mom grew up in West Virginia, my dad grew up in the same city I did. My mother moved to Rochester for career reasons, which is where she met my dad. They worked together doing airplane work and generally messing about. It didn't take them long to fall in love and get married. It was a picture perfect affair. A few years after their marriage, they decided to have a child. Surely, this couldn't be that hard. It's a pretty standard affair. However, things did not go as planned. A year passed with no luck, something must be wrong they thought, so they consulted a professional. The issue was unsurprising. My father is about 36 years older than my mother, and needless to say, his capabilities were slightly hindered. They decided to go through invetro to conceive me. It took two tries and several tens of thousands of dollars, but alieu, here I am. Back when my mother was an awkward teenager going through all the troubles and crushes and hardships that come with being a teenager, she was a part of a softball team. One humid summer day during a game, she was struck on the head with a misplaced softball, an wound up with a concussion. Not very long after, she started showing very bizarre and concerning issues. She had double vision and couldn't feel her hands well at all. She was always tired. After consulting a doctor, she was diagnosed with hydrocephalus, a condition which causes improper draining of fluids in the brain which can cause death. She received numerous surgeries and was warned about certain activities to avoid, such as exercise and having a child. She was left with much more than a list of petty precautions. Never would she expect she would be left with a bald head and needed to be in a wheelchair. All of her friends drifted and she became known as "that bald girl in a wheelchair" kids would rip off her bandana and mock her. In less than a month, her entire life was changed. Continue?

Organized Konfusion- Invetro//beautifully depressing. If i'm not mistaken the harp loop is from "Boogie Nights" by Heatwave. correct me if i'm wrong.

Its kind of like Konfusion's song Invetro.