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omimouseUgh.
Crawled outta bed this morning and staggered into the kitchen. Promptly flinched due to light levels. Ate breakfast. Spent about an hour or two trying to ignore the spikes that were stuck through my temples, forehead and eyes. Finally gave up, took drugs (Tylenol and asprin; no clue how much;![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
catchild handed the pills to me and I took them) and a glass of Coke, and crawled back into bed. This was in no small part due to catchild and warinbear taking one look at me, diagnosing my affliction as a migraine, and bundling me into bed with afore-mentioned drugs and Coke. I briefly considered arguing with them, but that would have involved moving my head, which would have been a Bad Idea(tm).
I woke up all the way around five, feeling much better. I'm still noticing vibrations much more than I normally would, but light no longer hurts, and I can move my head without wanting to remove it.
Unfortunately, because I spent so much of the day asleep, I am now wide awake. Oh, well. Insomnia is worth being able to walk and have the light on.
Crawled outta bed this morning and staggered into the kitchen. Promptly flinched due to light levels. Ate breakfast. Spent about an hour or two trying to ignore the spikes that were stuck through my temples, forehead and eyes. Finally gave up, took drugs (Tylenol and asprin; no clue how much;
catchild handed the pills to me and I took them) and a glass of Coke, and crawled back into bed. This was in no small part due to catchild and warinbear taking one look at me, diagnosing my affliction as a migraine, and bundling me into bed with afore-mentioned drugs and Coke. I briefly considered arguing with them, but that would have involved moving my head, which would have been a Bad Idea(tm).I woke up all the way around five, feeling much better. I'm still noticing vibrations much more than I normally would, but light no longer hurts, and I can move my head without wanting to remove it.
Unfortunately, because I spent so much of the day asleep, I am now wide awake. Oh, well. Insomnia is worth being able to walk and have the light on.
