Send in the Zombies, I’m Done with this Brain

They say fear is the mind killer. I’d guess the one that wrote that never had https://www.leblogdedarina.com/dal1z0kfma pain. Unless of course it’s the fear a migraine won’t go away. Because that might actually be true.

Don’t worry, I’m not getting suicidal or anything — I’m just swinging precariously at the end of my sanity rope. (Yes yes, there’s an argument to made as to whether I ever had that rope to begin with…) See the problem isn’t so much with the pain, it’s with the consequences. Spending 60 hours a week with a https://www.omceocaserta.it/ordine/kgw7zmvmep so bad you can’t function (or at least not well) takes its toll on other aspects of a person’s life.

It wouldn’t be so bad if I kept up with my early-adulthood trend of doing jobs that were manual labor type. But I went and started using my brain. So all those things I need to get done can’t be done by a temp. That sucks. I’m not brilliant or anything, but I Ambien No Script unique and specialized skills. Ah, notoriety, thou art a heartless wench.

Friggen migraine. Ok, I’m off to go take another prescription assault on my liver. If you know any zombies, send them my way. I think my brain might be a bitter, bitter snack, but I’m fed https://familysante.com/sxzkf88pp.html with it myself.

9 thoughts on “Send in the Zombies, I’m Done with this Brain”

  1. move to the tropics for a few weeks vacation if you can afford it?
    sometimes a changed environment can do wonders. where? anywhere your budget allows for. medication will eat away your insides u need a break. (tho the economy isn’t helping) Drink more water, no sodas, refined sugars, etc even coffee can cause your migraines. (stimulants/poison) < http://www.rheumatic.org/sugar.htm
    Poison; a substance with an inherent property that tends to destroy life or IMPAIR HEALTH.
    all the best in your recovery.
    Cheers
    (seen the documentary Run From the Cure?)

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  2. I know this will seem snarky and I don’t mean it to, but have you looked into whether it has anything to do with staring at computer screens all day?

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  3. I’ve been on & off with a pollen-induced migraine for about 2 weeks now. Might have something to do with pollen counts ranging from 1297-5733 pollen particles per cubic meter of air over the last 10 days. Even my new boss noticed I wasn’t my normal self the last few days.

    Apparently the super cold winter down here screwed up the trees and the early pollenators are blooming with the late ones. And O JOY – we’re supposed to have another 3-4 weeks of this!

    Achoo! Hack! Snuffle! Cough!

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  4. I have all sorts of suggestions, but you’d actually have to call me to get them. Seriously. Migraine patients are bread-and-butter for neurologists, and the huge majority of patients will get relief from something. One of the local headache gurus wrote a book that is actually kinda helpful. It is certainly a helluva lot cheaper than a consult with him is ( $300, doesn’t take insurance, have to wait 6 months). You might consider it. Especially as it won’t rot out your liver.

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  5. Just for the record I do NOT want zombies anywhere near where we live!! Haven’t you ever seen Resident Evil!? Those things are definately in my top 3 most horrible dreams!

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