'Serenity'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I usually end up drinking a lot of the jasmine green tea.
I crave the green tea beforehand.
My migraine hangovers are kinda like pre-migraine, where I can be tipped right over into the actual headache.
Actually, to be more accurate and echo what the ENT said -- that's probably not a hangover. That's a migraine, with the headache gone. Just like he suspects my dizzy spells are migraines where the headache never shows up at all.
We should have met for breakfast. Also, thanks.
We really should do this sometime; especially since you have yet to prove your existence to me.
Oooh, that's fantastic! He's only about six months old, right? That's a pretty decent size, even if he hadn't had the health issues.
He will be six months old on the 18th. You would never know there are health issues to look at him. He looks absolutely perfect.
Teacup Guy was also able to meet the nephews last night, which is something I really wanted. Too bad David decided to be shy, so I couldn't show off how brilliant he is.
Just like he suspects my dizzy spells are migraines where the headache never shows up at all.
My brother gets those. ENT suspects that his pain tolerance is so high that he can't feel them. He gets dizzy, though, and his pupils about pop out of his head. It's wild.
I'm at work. No one left me work to do, so I'll be filling out social security paperwork and writing my paper that is due on Tuesday. Fun, fun!
I crave the green tea beforehand.
Do you think there's any chance it triggers you, ita?
Actually, to be more accurate and echo what the ENT said -- that's probably not a hangover. That's a migraine, with the headache gone. Just like he suspects my dizzy spells are migraines where the headache never shows up at all.
That's interesting. I would the occular migraines, and then have a tolerable (iow non-migraine) headache, after they went away. Come to think of it, I would have a little hung over feeling during that.
How did you test go? Do you have results yet?
Do you think there's any chance it triggers you, ita?
Nope. I get the migraine whether or not I have the tea. I've just recently realised that this is a symptom that comes before the hyper-tasting and the hyper-smelling (I also used to think that it would be a big smell that'd set me off, but honestly, by that point, I'm a migraine desperately in search of a smell -- it can be just a normal smell, but I'm so sensitive that it throws me right over into headache).
My MRI was Thursday. I haven't heard anything back from the ENT, not even the neuro appt they were supposed to make. I'm not loving him right now.
I'm so sorry about the migraines, ita. I hope your doctor can find something that will help.
I hate the waiting for all things medical. I wouldn't be happy about that, either. I don't like to bug doctors' offices, because I know just how busy they are. But if they tell me they're going to do something, I expect them to do it.
(I also used to think that it would be a big smell that'd set me off, but honestly, by that point, I'm a migraine desperately in search of a smell -- it can be just a normal smell, but I'm so sensitive that it throws me right over into headache).That makes a lot of sense. I think the same kind of situation holds true of me and both my allergies, and my panic attacks.
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Looks like a suspect confessed to killing that Alabama woman in Aruba. The story doesn't release names. My guess is it is the man whose father is studying to be a judge. [link]
WooHoo! Just got 200 faxes to send. Love having work to do!
Um, what did I say about not waiting 'til the last minute? Yeah. Right. Later, Buffistas.
Are migraine "hangovers" normal for others who get them? I feel just fuzzy and still very off the day after the migraine is gone oftentimes.
Yes, oh, yes. No brain, floaty, tired.
That's such a lovely story, Cindy. Congratulations seem wrong, but hurray for your family.
ita, my dad gets migraines with no pain; it's not all that unusual.