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Old 10-17-2012, 02:06 PM #1
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Sorry about your bad time - although seriously impressed by the landlord
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He's been wonderful. I want to marry him.

Horrible weekly rave thing will be over soon and it's about 1 hour before landlady's bedtime. Will be the first quiet I've had in about 36 hours.
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andromeda, "Will be the first quiet I've had in about 36 hours."
 Excellent.
I am so glad landlord responded promptly.
And that the rave-thing will end soon now.
Thinking of you and hoping you get some very good, muchly needed restorative sleep.
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andromeda,

Why don't you have emergency medicines in situations like this? You take all your supplements etc., but some times these medicines can help. I know that feeling of throwing up with noise which I get on certain places. Tricky thing is to find out what works. It took me few years to find out Though these meds are not perfect it can minimize the suffering and avoid a trip to ER.

Not that I am fan of meds but some times there is no choice.

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What emergency medicines? I have paracetamol but that's it. I took the paracetamol but it didn't really help.

Thanks, Theta. I have silence...!!
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Just paracetamol? That won't do anything for your symptoms. You have to ask your doctor something to calm your nerves and brain. For me Xanax works well to tolerate noise, nausea and light sensitivity and relaxes my brain.

For nausea I take Zofran. All these meds are only need only basis and especially Xanax since it is addictive. Other option is to remove from that environment which some times not possible.

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pcslife and andromeda, et al -

Rx Cyclobenzaprine (brand names: Amrix, Fexmid, Flexeril) was something my primary care physician rx'd for me for longterm usage, as needed, to help with aches, pains, relaxing (tho' it is not anxiolytic in action) and she said it would help me relax, to sleep. It worked well for me and I used it for 3 years, and neurologists concurred.

I mention it only because it's rx'd readily enough by the ERs, PCPs, neurologists, etc. (Would sure like to be able to get a rx for alprazolam, yes, or even rx klonipin (sp?) again, but drs here are making us all tuff-it-out nowadays it seems. Arrrghhh.)

Rx Lunesta for sleep is working for me this year, though it will 'buy me' at most 6 hours of sleep. That's a good night for me most nights in 2012.

Sleep well, andromeda.

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