yuck migraine

[yemenitegreen]

Just wanted to let you know I'm off for the day, probably until tomorrow. The migraine just hit me and I have a lot of work on the puter to finish

Grabbing the water bottle and ibuprofene

yemenitegreen

[pjade1]

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YUK........migraine??? I don't wish those on anyone. I wouldn't be able to function with one. It makes me sick. I really hope you feel better soon. It is hard to enjoy your day home with one of those. I'll pray it goes away for you soon.

[Finelly]

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Oh, you poor thing! Hang in there! We're thinking of you.

[Terry]

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Feel better SOON!!!

[Weighless]

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Hope your feeling better!

[Finelly]

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I think it's getting close to morning in Germany. How are you, Yemenite? Feeling better? I've been thinking about you.......

[cleochatra]

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Migraines are the WORST! Do you know what causes it? My hubby has nitrate and MSG sensitivities and it triggers them everytime.


Rest up and be well!

[yemenitegreen]

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Migraines are the WORST! Do you know what causes it? My hubby has nitrate and MSG sensitivities and it triggers them everytime.

I know a few of the triggers.. one is, unfortunately, a rapid change of (air) pressure, in particular when a low pressure area is approaching. I smashed my upper jawbone in an accident a few years ago. Shattered bone all over, lost two teeth. Ever since then my head freaks out when the pressure drops significantly. I am planning on moving to the Canary Islands someday... 360 days high pressure (Off the west coast of Africa, Spanish territory, lovely weather, and best of it all swimming in the ocean!)

Of course I have about a gazillion of allergies... and right now it may just be anything, hormones going bonkers, my HMO told me I should expect to have mercury releases from fat tissue when losing weight (got rid of all tooth fillings containing mercury a few years ago).

Anyway, today is a good day, I've completed my one-hour early morning walk and now I'm heading off to see a client talking about her database I'm working on.

yemenitegreen

[Finelly]

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I'm SO glad you're feeling better and are off to such a good start today.

So maybe you can explain to me why, if air pressure changes give you migraines, you want to be skydiving next May? <grin>

[yemenitegreen]

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I'm SO glad you're feeling better and are off to such a good start today.

So maybe you can explain to me why, if air pressure changes give you migraines, you want to be skydiving next May? <grin>

yeah... probably not the wisest decision on earth. Still it's something I want to do. I guess I so high on adrenaline then that a few hours more of nausea and migraine might be worth it. It's one of those once in your life thingies... some people want to drive a red ferrari, for me it's being free as a bird (or jet plane). I spent some time thinking about this - does it qualify as midlife crisis? Maybe. But there are so many reasons we refrain from doing the things we really want to (or at least we consider them 'reasons'), one of them is weight, one of them is age... one of them is fear...

Last year I had a wonderful trip to the island of Ko Samui in Thailand. I've always wanted to travel to Thailand. I couldn't afford it... again... so I thought, what the heck, I won't be able to afford it in the next decade, either. And went. And I'm glad I did. Doesn't improve my financial struggles, but I've been there. It was gorgeous. I might be dead, run over by a truck, tomorrow...

(oh, I have to start putting away a few bucks for that skydive).

yemenitegreen

[Finelly]

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I'd say it's not a midlife crisis, but a commitment to making the most of your life in the way that you enjoy the best!!!!!!!