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erene [2013-07-26 07:08:12 +0000 UTC]
Beautiful work!
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anironbutterfly [2013-07-22 03:06:53 +0000 UTC]
Y'know, this is what reality looks like when you've got a migraine. (I've had episodic migraines
for over 30 years now....)
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anironbutterfly In reply to hiram67 [2013-07-22 18:29:53 +0000 UTC]
Thanks, Hiram. I get synaesthesia when I have mine--and that's why
this particular piece struck a familiar chord for me.
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DarkRiderDLMC In reply to anironbutterfly [2013-07-22 03:51:23 +0000 UTC]
Migraines - so common you'd think they'd have found a cure or a totally functional pain relief system for them, given the number of folk who have them and what a disabler they can be.
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anironbutterfly In reply to DarkRiderDLMC [2013-07-22 06:34:48 +0000 UTC]
Yeah! That's true--they -have- tracked it down to being an actual, neurological
disease, with genetic components in the past couple of years. It -does- run inΒ
families. I got the variety from my dad's side, as opposed to the kid brother,Β
who got them from the bio-mum's side.
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DarkRiderDLMC In reply to anironbutterfly [2013-07-22 06:58:54 +0000 UTC]
So your family goes both episodic or chronic migraine depending on parent?Β My daughter's Grandmother pretty much lives in a migraine state, 60 pain pills a month (which don't really touch it and two or three visits weekly to local hospital for an mixture of painkillers in a shot.Β I sure hope my daughter doesn't inherit that sorrow.
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anironbutterfly In reply to DarkRiderDLMC [2013-07-22 18:28:42 +0000 UTC]
Most are episodic, which still bites. I have a coworker that's chronic, like
your daughter's grandmum--she and I commiserate over migraines andΒ
the like, as sometimes it can be helpful just to have somebody around,
that can understand what it does to one...
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