How and where to enjoy a weekly Interferon shoot

Scott Ross

Usually the two days that follow the Interferon injection are the worst of the week. Fatigue, nausea, asthenia and this unimitable feeling of deep sadness and melancholia.


First, for  the Interferon  injection I listen the Haendel  suites for harpsicord by Scott Ross recorded in 1986  few years before Scott Ross died with HIV.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1RC0HeVi5A




The day after I like to go fishing alone. The loneliness by the flow of the river, the silence of the trouts, the discretion and focus that fishing requires chases all the black thinkings off my mind. I still keep sad and lonely, but I admire nature when I catch a nice fish and thank this fish when I release it back to the water. For fishing Interferon helps me here to keep silent, lonely contemplative and focused approach. 
About no kill fishing, a 'must see' video (in french)
https://www.facebook.com/cador.chtrucmuche/videos/1148038955223773/

Second option is watching some brainy movie like for instance: "L'homme de Londres " by Bela Tarr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whBOBJnRpNM

Or more recently, "sleeping beauty"
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xjs40g_sleeping-beauty-bande-annonce-vost-hd-festival-de-cannes-2011_shortfilms#rel-page-1














Interferon drags me so deep that I accept and appreciate slowness. It opens me to unusual exploration feelings in melancholia regions.