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Don't talk here much. Even less about my life, but I'm tired of metaphorically screaming in real life, so here goes screaming into the void...
I've had near constant intractable migraines since January 18th, so 42 days now? Nothing makes a meaningful impact.
I just want it to stop.
Just want it to stop.
Want it to stop.
It to stop.
To stop.
Stop.
.
omg wow i love going to urgent care for a migraine cocktail just to be migraine free for ONE DAY 😍🥰
happy disability wrath month i’m fuming
I was watching The Magicians and the beast is tormenting travelers with non-stop intrusive thoughts and it is supposedly driving them all to suicide within a really short time and it’s just. That’s ocd. THAT is what my life between age 12 and 16 was. I’m really on top of it but I still have that going in my head all the time.
And the sound part? My first intractable migraine lasted 7 months. The current one has been going strong since December. It would be nice if writers consulted ND people once in a blue moon. Better yet, have a character get blasted with something like that and be like, okay. “Yeah it sucks but it isn’t like something I haven’t handled before.” *evil whispers about, say, self harm* “Or, how about I finish my magical history paper.”
Good night to everyone and everything except for this steadily worsening migraine attack I’m in the middle of. 0/10 do not recommend going above your baseline migraine
The sheer relief of waking up and your migraine being gone is *chef's kiss*
Looking for advice on this ASAP
I am really, really dreading this brain MRI on Saturday. Not because a brain MRI is anything new for me or because I'm afraid we'll find something bad... I'm just dreading how much worse this is going to make the migraine.
These past 48 have been so much more bearable, except for one bad ramp-up this morning around 8am. I don't want to be set back several days like this is almost certainly going to do.
I asked about sedation but they only so that in one office far away and it would be weeks to get in there. So I just left a message with my neuro to see if there's anything he can prescribe to help me get through the MRI trigger-wise.
Like Xanax maybe? I've never taken it, certainly willing to try BUT he already has me on so many meds I'm worried he'll say it's not a great idea to add that on top. Benadryl, if nothing else?
Does anyone have any advice on this one? We'll certainly manage triggers as best we can physically but like... It's a brain MRI. It's gonna be loud and the headphones are going to trigger me too.
One HUGE RELIEF piece of good news even though I'm still having the intractable migraine!!!
Ubrelvy is so far the one and only rescue med that has been super reliable (current migraine notwithstanding l). It's been so .much less effective during this migraine and I've been taking both allowed doses every single day. I have been really worried that this was going to cause adaptation, which is a notorious habit my body has.*
But this morning, when symptoms ramped up and I took the second dose 3 hours after the first, it worked fast. Like it has before. It's gonna be okay. I still have an effective rescue med for the normal migraines.
THANK YOU GOD. Thank you Ubrelvy my very very very beloved.
Me on day 13 of this godforsaken intractable migraine, complete disability, needing 5 extra meds to barely function: but what if I'm faking it?
