So, to get my throwing up and inability to function in life in general taken care of, I am using the aid of a drug. Maybe if I didn't have to go to work everyday, and interview for new jobs all the time, I would not need the help of a drug. I do find that laying horizontally and sleeping 8 hours during the day and then 10 hours at night does wonders for the nausea, but that just is not an option. Thus, the drugs.
I am kind of scared about taking them because I do not want Pinenut to have an arm coming out of its head like the Rachel Dratch character from SNL. But, it's not like I am buying the drugs in dark alleys or anything, so I think I will be okay.
I noticed that on the bottle it says that I should not do any climbing after I take it, which works out pretty nicely for me, because my trip to climb Mt. Everest got cancelled last minute.
One of the side effects that was not listed on the bottle, however, is nightmares. I have been having the worst nightmares. The kind where you wake up sweaty and frozen in a position because you are too scared to move. Someone was trying to kill me in my last one.
All in all I would have to rate these last few weeks the greatest of my entire life.
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We actually discussing nausea for people like you in our weekly lab meeting last week. Benadryl was highly recommended. Does your bottle say "diphenhydramine" on it anywhere?
My little fetus face......These little annoyances are what motherhood is made of. The little night thing you just experienced, I would describe as menopause. Your nightmare is that you saw in the future....... your fifties.
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