Ow

[rolanni]

Had a long nap today, trying to shake off the headache/general malaise before it became an all-grown-up migraine. I'm still kind of achy-queasy, but I think I've dodged the worst of it.

One heckuva  thunderstorm came through around 6:30, and was all over twenty minutes later. Maine weather, ayuh.

Tomorrow, the inspection of the new!improved! work quarters is first thing on the schedule. I expect to spend the rest of the day packing up temp headquarters to be schlepped back up the hill.

The life of an itinerant worker...

Progress on Duainfey

50,288 / 100,000 (50.3%)

Today's Special:

"You slept badly," she said then, throwing one slender leg over the arm of the chair, and cradling her cup between her hands. "In our house."

Comments

[gilraen2.livejournal.com]

rolanni, have you tried the new migraine drugs? i've suffered with migraine since i was five years old ("atypical early onset") and only managed to live life relatively free of them since beginning the change in my late forties. i still have occasional migraines and my doctor game me something called Relpax. she game me a free sample and i was totally unbelieving until i had a migraine and took the meds. it is not a pain medication, it works on whatever makes a migraine a migraine and will not work on other forms of headache. but in 20-30 minutes the headache is GONE leaving you with a post-migraine aura but pain free. most doctors can give you a couple of samples (the meds are expensive) to try before you buy.

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

I had Imitrex, which worked fine, as long as you timed it right (though it cost the earth), but I don't get migraines that often, we were broke, and I didn't renew the prescription (see "cost the earth," above). Now that we have health insurance, though, and a job with set hours, I'd better have something on hand, just in case. A thirty-minute knock-out sounds super. *Writes 'relpax' on list of things to remember*