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I wrote the following, two nights ago. I was interrupted in mid-sentence by the arrival of [livejournal.com profile] f00dave. Rest assured that although I'm not exactly feeling well, I am feeling much better.

I may as well describe what I'm feeling, right now. The physical sensations are very strange, as always whenever I take an Imitrex. My upper chest, right between the tips of my clavicles, feels tight and strained. The tips almost tingle. I feel like my flesh may be made of rubber. I can feel the muscles in my forearms almost throbbing with some unknown rhythm. I am devoid of energy.

My concentration comes and goes in small waves, like a calm lake lapping at the shore. Every now and then, I must stop typing and rest. My eyes remain closed because opening them is too much sensation. I am overwhelmed with what I see, almost like a person who's been blind all their life and then can suddenly see. It's almost impossible to filter out extraneous details. My vision floats like a bobber on a lake.

My head has a dull, mild ache at the temples. Now that I've opened my eyes, I can't stop staring at my thumbs. The nail on the left one is peculiarly shiny.

I expect I'll feel even stranger, soon. The last time I took Imitrex (I think I've taken six, ever, throughout the last two or three years)

Date: 2004-01-08 12:31 pm (UTC)From: [identity profile] minstrel70.livejournal.com
It's very disconcerting to read a post that ends so abruptly. Glad you're feeling better!
Dear sweet goddess on a three legged donkey.

And we've spent all these years thinking it was just burnout.

Take it easy on those things. From what I've heard they're pretty harsh. Can cause heart and respiratory issues.

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