and other necessities (toilet paper, Cadbury eggs.)
Sounds necessary to me!
I hope to hear you made it safely to the pharmacy and got some relief, Hil.
I drove to the other side of the state and back. Too tired to say much more about it.
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and other necessities (toilet paper, Cadbury eggs.)
Sounds necessary to me!
I hope to hear you made it safely to the pharmacy and got some relief, Hil.
I drove to the other side of the state and back. Too tired to say much more about it.
I really should be shifting gears to homework, but I really don't wanna.
Suzi is me. I have been working the past four hours on this week's grad work and still have a few hours to go, unfortunately, but I think I may need to call it a night and tackle it again tomorrow. My brain is fuzzy.
Zen, so glad to hear it! Truly, brain meds are miracles. I know they don't work for everyone, but I am so deeply, truly grateful that they do for me.
Hil, so sorry you're hurting and students are being thoughtless.
ETA: Also, now I want a Cadbury egg.
I didn't get the prescription filled yesterday -- that nap turned into a lot more sleep -- but I'm feeling somewhat better today, and I'll be able to drive to the pharmacy to get the prescription. Thanks, everyone.
Hil, I am glad you got some rest and feel a bit better.
Drunk i am. Cheers.
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Day 5 of diet and it really seems to be helping with my pain and acid reflux, but oh my am I tired. I want to sleep for a month.
Went to see the doctor today. Got a couple of new prescriptions that might help with the pain, and some paperwork for if I want to get a powerchair or scooter for when I'm having bad days but still want to do stuff. I think I'll hold off on the chair for a little while -- see how the meds work for a few months, and see if I think I still need it then. (Though, on the other hand, who knows what insurance will look like a few months from now.)
Hil, if your doctor offered it, it might not be a bad idea. If you get it in the works now, it will be there when you need it. If you wait until you really need it, who knows how long you will have to wait while it goes through the process of paperwork, etc.