I’ve Been Trying To Do A Post

Posted on by Sarah A. Hoyt

I’ve been trying to do a post since 7 am when I woke up with a massive headache, on which NOTHING has worked.
I’m officially giving up and tabling the post till Monday.
I should be working and am being held hostage by a headache. I’m very, very annoyed.

Anyway, try not to break anything. I’ll be back.

47 thoughts on “I’ve Been Trying To Do A Post”

  3. I was attacked by my stomach and my feet are cramping again. May the Lord bless the hun who told me about tonic water because it works. I WAS going to do some stocking up today…it’s stress. Let’s us all stop stressing. Somehow.

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  5. Take care of yourself from me and the kitties! L being the one closest enough to send her greetings right now!

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  6. *eases paw back from fragile thing left very close to edge of shelf* Me? Nothing. Just stretching my foreleg, that’s it. Why? *begins washing tip of tail*

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  9. I’ve never been so glad that my stress tends to hit me in the stomach. I *hate* headaches.

    I’m sorry, and I hope you can shake the headache soon.

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  10. Headaches, I hear you. Migraine, altitude, barometric pressure changes….I was very pleased to confirm (for myself, if not officially known to medicine) that altitude sickness medicine works on barometric pressure headaches. I realized they felt the same – worse than a double migraine, like my brain was too small for my skull, so I tried the altitude medicine. It worked.

    Take care, live quietly until it is gone.

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  11. It was recently suggested to me to try placing peppermint oil on my temple when I have a headache. Of course, any headaches I’ve had since then I’ve been away from home so haven’t tried it. I do use accupressure points on my hands when I get migraines to dull the pan a bit, and decrease the nausea enough to try to keep the painkillers down.

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      1. Interesting. I’ll have to try it, carefully of course. I couldn’t help but massage my own hands during the video, and it felt good while I was doing it. No headache at the moment, though.

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  15. You have my sympathy. Today, both my husband and I have the ‘not quite a headache, but might be one soon’. I suspect something is in the air in town, as it didn’t go away when we went out to the store.

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        1. No wonder the pro-tyranny forces hate it so:
          “How DARE anyone ELSE have fun! THEY are the ones supposed to be uncomfortable and afflicted, not US! It’s not fair! It’s not fair! It’s not fair! WAAAAHHHHH…”

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  21. Re. the headaches: Are you B12 deficient? I have occasional migraines, and lived with almost daily headaches for most of my adult life until I got off of modern, non-organic wheat and a few other things. Corn turned out to be a bugaboo, too, especially GM corn, which is hard to avoid. Anyway…headaches started coming back about a year ago. Nasty, non-migraine head squeezers that a nap and a glass of water couldn’t touch. I’d just wake up in more pain. CBD/THC tincture and Advil was all that would kill it. Then my naturopath said it sounded like B12 deficiency. In less than a week on a B12 tincture the headaches were gone, and now I don’t get them except when triggered by big stress/bad dietary choices. Apparently sublingual is the only way to go. “Methyl Factors” (I order from Amazon) is the best solution (pun) I’ve found so far. A dropper full under the tongue every AM.

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      1. Soy can trigger headaches, too. A friend realized that the only time she didn’t get headaches was a Pennsic…where for two weeks she was not exposed to soy products.
        I’m sorry, too. Menopause seems to have killed my almost migraines, but I remember them well.

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        2. Menopause seems to have killed my almost migraines, but I remember them well.

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          Same here. (Knock on wood.) Almost. Is the key. Infrequent enough now that when I do get an onset visual migraine, it surprises me. Visual migraines evolve to pain migraines.

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  23. My own experience is with a number of things that *sometimes* work to end a headache. But sometimes a headache comes along that nothing will touch. :(

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  25. But … but … if we don’t take it apart, how will we learn how it works? This bit here, it seems to be stuck …

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