But...isn't that just an anti-nausea drug? I happen to be really sensitive to it, so I end up listing it with my allergies on medical forms.

ETA: Never mind. Just looked it up here: [link] . Huh. Still not seeing how it's supposed to make you all better, but I don't have an MD.

So, I didn't get a massage at SFO, but I did buy an upgrade to economy plus seating that came with a special, shorter security line.

It was worth every penny.

Still not seeing how it's supposed to make you all better, but I don't have an MD.

It was in combination with Keterolac (Toradol), but he knows that doesn't fix me. I dunno. I'm saving the one drug that I know sometimes works for vacation where there is no ER.

He prescribed me Phenergan.

Alone, it's just anti-nausea for me. Paired with a not large amount of narcotic and it's blissful relief of pain and total dozing. It's the only time I've ever found codeine to be useful.

I'd kill to doze. That's what I've been needing all day. Instead I've just been grumpy. I may try the Stadol again.

Not being able to sleep when you really need it is such a frustrating feeling.

I could fall asleep right now if I wanted to... but I'm not off work for 5 more hours. So I'll drink a couple cokes to stay alert and end up wired in front of the computer until 3 or 4 am.

Magic beer? Still Magic.

(In case anyone was wondering)

Does it melt snow? That's the kind of magic I am in the market for.

Does it melt snow? That's the kind of magic I am in the market for.

If so, I need to let my brother know that there's a beer that makes it less likely he'll fall over.