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[superbadgirl]

Have you ever been going along just fine and then suddenly been struck with queasiness, extreme shakiness and a distinct feeling you're either going to pass out or vomit?

Now that I've been hit with it, I can't seem to shake it. Seriously, this sucks.

It's illogical, but I blame the Board Secretary, who randomly showed up in my office today to dispense his unwelcome commentary on what I'm doing wrong...there's always something he can pick at with me. Odious little man.

Comments

[ozreison.livejournal.com]

Yep. It happens to me often enough that I'm in the midst of medical tests to try and figure out why.

[superbadgirl]

Ugh, it's passed. I can't imagine dealing with that frequently. I'd rather be starving and tired all the time.

[librarianstales.livejournal.com]

Ugh. If you don't feel better, it may not be connected to the Odious little man in your office and go to your doctor.

*hands you the wet noodle of beatings*

[joag.livejournal.com]

Chocolate or anything very sweet usually helps alleviate that feeling. I know when it hits, just taking a couple of steps can be the most difficult thing in the world... which is why I have chocolate in the house and in my desk. When I mentioned it to my doctor, and he asked what I did when it happened, he said eating chocolate was fine... of course he never told me why it happens.

[aizjanika.livejournal.com]

That happens to me all the time. I used to think I was just crazy or anxious, but now I know it's just part of the loveliness of whatever makes me me (probably IBS). I spend about 90% of my time at least partially nauseous and part of that is extremely nauseous, but luckily it doesn't get that bad all that often.

It's illogical, but I blame the Board Secretary, who randomly showed up in my office today to dispense his unwelcome commentary on what I'm doing wrong...there's always something he can pick at with me. Odious little man.

It's all his fault. *g*