Quote: Harridan @ 3rd November 2013, 12:20 PM GMT
Aw, you guys are lovely.
I'm sending you these by courier to put something back in your stomach and help you get better quicker
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Quote: lofthouse @ 3rd November 2013, 12:34 PM GMTIt will!
If your stomach is upset and you keep feeling like vomiting - you've got something in you that your body is rejecting
You can be miserable and wait until it slowly but surely expells itself
Or you can take charge ! Get it all up
Done
Dusted
That's not how migraines work, unfortunately. It's the blood vessels squishing my brain that are screwing up my brain's ability to deal with things like digestion and sight.
Quote: Hannah G @ 3rd November 2013, 12:35 PM GMT
I'm sending you these by courier to put something back in your stomach and help you get better quicker
Syndol used to be great but it's off the market at the moment.
Some nonsense about people getting addicted.
Quote: Harridan @ 3rd November 2013, 11:48 AM GMTIt's the nausea/vomiting that's the worst for me. I've taken painkillers which take the edge off the brain-exploding feeling, but the nausea is unbearable
Aww, that really sucks, I've only been sick with mine once and that was on a school run, I threw up in the carpark (luckily still in the car) of my daughters school...classy.
I suggest 'Migraleve', they do work, but best to have them to hand to take at the first sign. Hope you get over it for tonight Harri.
Have you seen your doctor, Harridan? It sounds too severe for off-the-shelf remedies. Some years ago my doctor prescribed something which I took at the first sign (in my case silver blurring in the eyes). It really did work and left me usually with just a vague headache. Unfortunately I can't remember what it was called.
Got to get up earlyish tomorrow, but will no doubt stay up late watching Breaking Bad.
I got Ariana Grande following me on twitter!
My twitter account https://twitter.com/followers
Quote: keewik @ 3rd November 2013, 5:38 PM GMTHave you seen your doctor, Harridan? It sounds too severe for off-the-shelf remedies. Some years ago my doctor prescribed something which I took at the first sign (in my case silver blurring in the eyes). It really did work and left me usually with just a vague headache. Unfortunately I can't remember what it was called.
It seems to have gone away for the most part now. Seeing my doc later in the week anyway so will mention it and get some meds for next time. 
Very pleased Harridan--awful- I have co-codamol? but they do bung you up??xx
I heard somewhere migranes can be a very mild form of epilepsy, so if they're getting deabilitating have a dr check them up.
mean time sootyj has been hired to write one joke for £100
ok so it's still a page long.
but a £100 for a joke eh, nice.
£100 a joke! That is nice! I'm glad your elancing is going so well.
Yeh me too, as redundancy hoves on the horizon like an iceberg.
But like with the movie Titanic tis' a welcome iceberg.
Quote: David Smith @ 3rd November 2013, 9:14 PM GMTI got Ariana Grande following me on twitter!
My twitter account https://twitter.com/followers
Funnily enough David, twitter say that your account has been suspended?
Quote: Will Cam @ 4th November 2013, 4:45 PM GMTFunnily enough David, twitter say that your account has been suspended?
Perhaps it died.
