I'm in the US and just give me the names of these crazy people!!

This is how I feel. Every. Single. Time. :(

my personal favourite way of describing migraines is by saying "imagine a lumberjack axing your forehead for several hours or days. yeah."

Yeah, my migraines often feel like a vise around my head while a hot poker is trying to make a hole between my eye and my nose just so my brains can leak out.

My description of choice for onset of one of my atypical cluster migraines is "getting kicked in the temple by a crazed mule," so I hear Jessica here.

Didn't Hephaestus helped?! Not that I expected valid data, but in my children's book he helped with some tools ...

@@thereisalwaysmore4582 I've heard that Hephaestus drilled into Zeus's skull, but there are so many regional variations of Greek mythology that all three are likely true.

counterpoint, what if it gives us more athenas?

@Mia Smith that why my mom say smart people always suffer and dumb one never once he got rid of his wisdom he felt better;)

I remember reading he split his skull with an axe. And out popped Athena

This! I nearly cried in sympathy toward the end with the lumbar puncture. It's clearly a trauma trigger, and seeing Jessica have such a reaction really hits home for me, as I react similarly to some of my own trauma triggers.

I agree completely.

Same

I was have ECT. After 1 particular treatment i woke up screaming. ECT never help my migraine but would make them worse

I had a headache for three months straight. Idk if it was a migraine. But I remember basically never leaving my house or having people over. And that was just before covid. Really.... not great timing....

Shoving a clove of garlic in my head? Sure man, do whatever im in too much pain to question anything

@@aderyn7600 I'm sorry to hear this. I hope you're doing better. Regardless of what type, prolonged headaches are just terrible.

Oh I like this!

@@jessicaoutofthecloset or overlysarcastic productions 😁

I'm more reminded of the Sawbones podcast: "A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine." Definitely recommend if you like gross ancient cures.

I'd LOVE to see this!!!

Seriously. She should do at least one video with Caitlyn Doughty. Maybe something on 19th century treatments.

Indeed.

I feel this one! My parents would think I was getting severely dehydrated (I get it... kids do tend to forget.) and then moved on to bad sleeping habits as a teen. It feels great when it finally clicks for them how much it sucks and that you can’t do anything to stop your migraines.

I want to metaphorically hug younger you for going through that. Ahhhhhg.

Bahaha oh no poor mom but like we all love a little real life justice now and then 😂 My mom is always like “oh it’s just a _____” even when it’s something she’s gone through too. It’s sooooo not helpful. I’m 25 and she’ll still doing it 🙄 stuff like “oh I’ve had an ovarian cyst burst, I didn’t have to go to the emergency room.” I’ve asked her why she does it and I think in some twisted way she thinks she’s helping??? Like it won’t hurt so much and I won’t take it so seriously if she tells me it doesn’t hurt and it isn’t serious...... 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

I was in my 30's when I realized that "the bad headaches" I got sometimes were actually migraines. (Believe it or not, it was a drug commercial on TV that described migraine symptoms that made me realize what it was.) This was after years of other migraine suffering people I knew telling me they had migraines and I only had headaches, bla, bla, bla. 🙄

I’m so sorry you had to go through that. I also had my first migraines at five and I was punished because my parents thought I must be lying about how bad the pain was. I still suffer from the emotional trauma of it.

I do this with emotional pain. It gets really awkward.

I do the same thing. I have really poor venous access, so nurses will often have a difficult time placing an IV when I have to go to the ER for a bad migraine (which happens every 3-4 months). I don’t like drawing attention to myself but I can’t stop it. It gets worse if I even try to stop it. It’s not even a nice laugh, either. It sounds like someone kicking a hyena 😅

I laugh when panicking when driving not a good idea

I’m one of the two people that my chiropractor sees who does this. The more it hurts, the harder I laugh, and there’s only a slight chance of me laughing so hard I throw up 😂😅

Jules Herbert I think it is a self defense mechanism of sorts. We smile and laugh because if we didn’t some part of us would break. At least I know that’s why I do it.

Omg I haaaaate that! “Well you can’t be that upset...” “Well you don’t seem sick!” “You seemed fine with it!” *silently rages inside* My personal history isn’t that bad (I hope things are better in your life these days!!), but smiling, laughing, and seeming happy is definitely a defense mechanism but then it like also backfires a lot. But being ignored tends to be better than the alternative in the moment >.> I’ve been working on being more assertive and not hiding how I’m really feeling because it’s just led me into so many unhealthy inter-personal relationships where I let the other person walk all over me. It’s really hard though. People get angry when I stick up for myself and show that something they said or did upset me. AND NO ONE EVER APOLOGIZES! It’s really opened my eyes to how many of my friendships and other relationships are unhealthy. If someone doesn’t apologize to you after they upset you, even after they’ve had time to cool down, something is wrong! Now if only healthy friendships grew on trees.....

Love and hugs to you too, well done for sharing. xxx

I have similar issues. I’m sorry you experienced/experience that. Your feelings are valid no matter if you can show them in a ‘normal’ way or not.

@@ohrats731 Exactly. I've been able to find some healthy relationships where they accept both what has come of the abuse and disabilities so I try to foster those and can better recognize and tell off people who treat me poorly (if it's worth the energy) and not let those reactions get to me quite as much. Baby steps. I hope you're able to have success in that, too! Love and hugs!

@@Picklescape Thank you, your acknowledgement means a lot. :)

Yes, that was witty for sure !! Perfect quip.

My god just thinking of it hurts, i can't see normally without sunglasses when i go outside unless it's really cloudy so just thinking of looking straight into the sun with bare eyes is just 😫😫😫

I'm so sorry. I've been there, too. I hope you find something that helps.

@@xRollermaniacx Thank you! I did! Turns out my headache was from a problem with my jaw (still unclear what’s going on) and when I got the swelling on my jaw to go down I got the headache to subside. I still get headaches frequently but pain-free days are so wonderful

Lol! Me too! Insane nose bleeds and migraines. Yeah the bloodletting is a fail for me too.

Have you asked your drs about cauterisation? (Not painful dw)

@@Jess-sb2nj I was told they don't offer that any more in the UK. Or if they do, it's only if they're really, really, really bad, and my 30 min long sessions somehow don't meet that requirement 🙄

My sinus headaches caused me to have sudden gushing nosebleeds for like two months two years ago. That was the worst ever and I'm so pleased they miraculously stopped

@Mia Smith omg . You are right Its the mild one that are most irritating.because I feel too guilty over resting but i am also not well enough to be productive.

There's a difference between an occasional very bad headache that feels like the world will end for a few days (literally everyone has those...everyone), and an actual migraine disorder (they're not something that happens just on occasion). It's like the difference between being stressed over losing your job versus having a full-blown panic attack when things are actually all going very well, and calling them both anxiety, or having diarrhea and claiming that you know what colitis is like. In the moment, both suck horribly, but conflating them as the same thing hinders treatment of panic attacks as doctors will wonder if what someone's dealing with is a response to something. Not all very back headaches are migraines either. My mother used to get "migraines." Turns out she was chronically dehydrated from drinking vodka like water. Insisting to her doctor that she was having migraines is what results in doctors being slower to treat those of us who deal with them. My fucking insurance won't even cover my treatment. Not covering is justified as "everyone gets headaches sometimes" and telling me to try Tylenol for a few months (literally...Tylenol...). So I'm paying thousands a year out of pocket to get Botox in my scalp and neck, and consider myself very fortunate that I can do so. Since the shots I get help keep me from having more than the occasional mild migraine breakout (getting high as a kite can help that to an extend), I'm considered "cured" of something they say happens to everyone. But when they get full-blown, nothing but time will help, and it can take literally months to be able to function at all again. I go blind from them sometimes. Absolutely literally blind. If disorders versus normal this-fucking-SUCKS nightmare-headaches weren't conflated, we might actually get more treatment options, or any options, for disorders. Thankfully and fortunately, actual migraine disorders aren't common, but unfortunately, everyone has had a world-feelings-like-it-will-end headache on occasion.

@@Author.Noelle.Alexandria I am so sorry to hear about your troubles with treatment and I hope your journey moves towards recovery/better management. Unfortunately migraines diagnosis and treatment is nowhere near where it means to be esp for a condition that affects around 14.5% of the population ( estimates fluctuate widely from 3 to 26%) and being the 7th leading cause of disability ( in terms of DALY's) ( src - www.migrainetrust.org/about-migraine/migraine-what-is-it/facts-figures/ ) I so regret that you ( and me) and countless others have to be part of this club But I guess that's why migraine awareness week exists so we can build awareness and diagnose migraines better. Sending you positive vibes and best wishes

I have hormone and stress induced migraines. So if I'm keeping healthy and am not stressed, I will on average lose 6-8 days a month due to hormonal migraines twice a month. If I'm stressed, I'll lose half a month instead. I can't eat, I can't look at anything or listen to anything and at worst I Can't sleep or lie down without feeling really nauseous, so I sit in the bathroom with my eyes closed instead. There's very little that they can do for migraines, so I just have a stack of Naproxen and an understanding that my employer really wouldn't feel good with me missing so much work, so I have to continue as normal as much as I can instead.

Exactly this!

🤦I drink 3+ liters of water a day to manage my POTS and, yes, I still have 20 migraines a month, thanks everyone

I'm over here peeing like every 30 minutes because I keep drinking water but the migraines just keep coming

Tbf, dehydration is one of my migraine triggers, but it's definitely not the only one.

I do look at my wrist now, in case my headache or migraine is exacerbated by dehydration, but it’s not going to fix me - it just might make it a little less awful.

This is the worst, I hate when people ask things like “did you drink water” “how much sleep have you gotten” because it feels like they’re trying to blame your pain on you doing something wrong. I know that’s not their intention, but it feels like an insult.

I'm in the lavender gives me headaches club. I hate the stuff and it's in so many things for relaxing etc.

I'm allergic to lavender, so using to try to help my migraine causes sneezing and coughing. Both horrible for a migraine.

Yes. It really doesn't make sense for everyone. Lavender is very polarizing and some hate it. Also, I adore lavender (as tea) but not in essential oil form. Floral essential oils of all kinds are heavy and strong and trigger my migraines when diffused and are horrible for those with scent sensitivities (I can use small amounts in sprays or cleaning where the scent soaks into something though and doesn't sit in the air). Mint oil is the only essential oil that never triggers my scent sensitivities and migraines.

i used to smell lavender to get rid of headaches and now lavender gives me headaches. so. haha

Tamar McMahon sorry, you're in so much pain! But I think the mole is favorite, too. I'm wondering where do we get one?

I wonder if it has to be a mole? I mean, could any random roadkill work? I regularly see racoons, possums, birds, etc where I live. I could even catch a rat if put to it. It's one of the least harmless of what she talked about to try......and desperate times call for desperate measures. And if one more person tells me to drink more water to fix my migraine, I will have a handy dandy dead animal to stop their gob with!

I've read about the Tudor mole too... I cannot for the life of me work out the logic of that one?!? And would a taxidermied mole have the same effect as a live mole in your hat as a flattened roadkill mole thàt you have to replace every 3days as it rots and you wash your hair?!

sarahwithstars I'm not sure. But I've heard that in South America shamans use guinea pigs to diagnose illness. In some way, by waving the living rodent around the ill person the animal gets the symptoms. Now to the really mean part... the shaman opens the Guinea pig and knows the illness to treat. I couldn't do that! A more pet friendly way would be to let the moles alive and rise the head count to lower the burden for the sole mole. I would let my horde live in my garden, maybe I could fill a swimming pool with .... sometimes I wonder if I get migraines from thinking to much, to far.....🤔😑🤣😬 you could tinker a crown of living moles. They would be comfortable until they get their share of migraine....

I believe you! Best of luck with the appointment.

Same!

Same!

Oh my god, I thought it was just me who has wanted to do this

Same. Usually with the sense that if I don’t, my eyeball’s gonna fly out like the cork on a champagne bottle. Peeeeewwwwwww

same! a bit conflicted in that i'm so glad it's not just me but i hate that there are others who feel this way

It is SO adorable!

They are a couple of cuties aren't they?!

Me too.

same, also those peppermint topical roll-on things

Lavender is probably my biggest migraine trigger.

I’m so with you!! Strong smells are a major migraine trigger.

@@nicoleallen3079 scent sensitive gang go off 🙌🏻

I'm a huge lavender fan but it seriously never did anything for my migraines 😂 and now I'm scared of triggering migraines in other people by simply smelling like a witch's fav drawer 😱

I like your title.

Imagine the poor guy that was told to stare into the sun 😫

That makes me so happy for you, my meds have helped a lot, I’m so grateful for the assistance

Congratulations! It's hard to find a good medication.

@@emilynuttall4614 yep! Got lucky with this one

That’s fantastic! I know medications are complicated and don’t work the same for everyone but would you mind sharing which one is helping you? 💛

@@MoreCoffeePlease. it's candestarten (I think I spelled it wrong lmao) It's commonly used as a blood pressure medication but it has worked wonders for my migraines!

oh same here

Same... god let this summer end already

Same but it's been a while already, though considering its most likely going to last the rest of the day, might as well have been at the start (different timezone here)

I'm on day 2 of mine

developed one half way thru had to leave it.aaannnd screens and sound and light still a very bad idea

could be a combination of both

Heads up, it can get worse again in your 30s till menopause.

There are a ton of different meds that either help with migraine pain or help prevent/lower frequency. The newest of these is aimovig (but very few insurance companies cover it).

Ml Fett yeah, I’ve been prescribed multiple medications for it, Topiramate, propranolol, etc., but they don’t decrease very much when I’m on them, if at all. That being said, I should still probably take my meds when I’m supposed to lol

Oh gosh, i got this one too! People love to give you..advice(?) for something they know nothing about to try to “fix” you.

I've got that one too. Now I just stop them in their tracks and tell them to keep their (stupid) ideas to themselves while also acknowledging that I know they are "trying to help" but failing miserably.

"Just under boiling water" being water approaching 100°C?! Wow; trading a migraine for a poached foot. No thank you.

@@ChrisCaramia that was pretty much what I said...but I used much more colorful language.

Um. That's how you get two very different foot injuries that lead to doctors questioning your sanity when they have to treat you for them.

The “wife! wife!~” was so wholesome 🥺😭 though, I will say, a chip clip is very convenient when you don’t have a Claudia of your own 😪

If we were friends, and I know you have these memory problems, would you rather I stop you & mention that you've told me this story before, or just let you retell it? Which would you find less embarrassing/intrusive? I have some friends that I know have some memory issues, so I usually just let them retell it - do you think this is a good way to handle it? Does it depend on our relationship/degree of closeness? I also have memory issues (well, mine were more related to my 'inability to focus properly' issues, though now they seem to be genuine memory problems as my thyroid issues increase...~sigh~), so I generally preface every story with "I can't remember if I already told you this, but..." in order to give my companion a heads up that I don't mind being told to shut up. ;)

She's also a Quaker. 😊

And smart and sexy and disabled and creative and funny and tall and friendly and etc.

When her wife brought her a can of Fanta, the way she said " Wife! ☺ " was the cutest thing ever

Shes also deaf!

With awesome red hair

Cannabis is illegal where I am, but more than one doctor has recommended it for my migraines. Like "have you, perhaps, tried weed? Edible weed, specifically. Give yourself an epic buzz, drink tons of water and pass out. That'll cure it. But also...I am not encouraging you to break the law. Just...asking...if you've tried weed. And if you'd consider it."

It only worked the first time I used it. Then my body became tolerant and it did not stop the migraine anymore. Perhaps if my migraines were only once a fortnight it could have been useful.

@@kikoenjani7335 I definitely lucked when medical marijuana became legal in my state, and that I have the funds buy the edibles, because they're expensive and not covered by insurance.

@@pattheplanter I'm sorry that it doesn't help you. Tolerance build up is a pain, especially when you've got a chronic illness. I hope you are able to find something soon that does help

@@nyves104 As I wrote elsewhere, I found my main triggers were cardamoms or air freshener. I became really good at cooking curries and left any job where air freshener was still used after I had asked them to stop. It is surprising how difficult some people find it to believe that air freshener can be toxic to some other people. I had to leave 3 jobs. That changed my life. I am a much happier, more balanced person who only occasionally has migraines from extreme stress and stupid dehydration.

Yes!!! Last Saturday. I was at my parents with my boyfriend and her mom for lunch and i had a migraine. i sat at the table, closed my eyes and just started pushing my eyes back to relive the pressure.I even kinda held my left eye and thought about how yanking it out would solve everything. I also usually think about how shoving an icepick in my temple _just there_ would be nice. I wouldn't do it but i think about it. One time it was really bad and it lasted for days, this was years ago before i was getting proper medication. i sat on the floor next to my bed and was banging my temple against the edge. My mom had to stop me and it really scared her. I don't remember how i got through it but i remember the banging part and how it did relieved some of the pressure. I think yanking my eye out or shoving an icepick in my temple would feel similar. If i would tell this to someone who hasn't experienced a strong migraine they would think I'm insane. But pain is a very strong motivator, the strongest in my opinion, and exchanging excruciating pain to little less intense pain seems logical when you just feel like you can't take it anymore. Edit: sorry for the long comment

Imola Szilagyi I can completely relate to everything you just said. I don’t know about you but having these experiences makes me admire Jess so much for what she does here. This community has helped me see that I’m not alone in some of life’s challenges. Particularly when I interact all the time with people who cant imagine wanting to take out their own eye ball or skewer their head with something because it seems like it would make things feel better then the pain their currently experienced.

@@ozbolder yes, i just found her channel and she's so great. Also reading through the comments, something about other people dealing with chronic pain or something else even gives some sort of hope that we're all going through it, it's hard for everyone but we can get through it. Sometimes it's debilitating and sometimes it's better and we just have to carry on and we will be able to do that. Sometimes i want to shove an icepick in my temple and i lay in bed as soon as i finish work and sometimes i even forget i get migraines, and that's how it is. Jess talking about her experiences openly helps me and i think others too.

I've been really tempted and I don't own a melon baller. But I have been tempted by plastic knives, my partner's electric drill, and that bit of thatch I just walked by.

Absolutely. Basically the reason I don't own a melon baller.

They still sometimes saw in the skull. But for like tumors or when you have a broken skull to like rearrange and staple stuff. Together

or they temporarily remove part of the skull until the swelling goes down ...

mackereltabbie Yeah. After a stroke this is sometimes done. Neat fact, they sometimes take the piece of skull, and put it under the skin near your hip to preserve it for the weeks it’s removed.

@@lynn858 whaaaatt that is so cool!! Bodies are neat! ...and real weird, lol

Shunts technically do require a hole in the skull. Just a very tiny controlled device goes into the hole instead of it just being open.

Are you a fellow listener of the Sawbones podcast???

Vinegar on door hinges is definitely funny stuff!

I'll have to try the vinegar... I wonder if that was meant to reduce squeaking that is bad with phonophobia

@@kateamarlow Absolutely! I love the show so much. It's so good. It's one of my favorite podcasts.

It's hilarious, nisha.

Some friend 😕

I feel ya. Aspartame(which is the sugar in gum and diet drinks) gives me one hell of a migraine. I usually just have to ride it out which is horrible. Thank goodness I stopped consuming that stuff long ago, but just a little to this day will cause a migraine.

angelingray And yet the makers of aspartame say people aren’t allergic or sensitive to it, it’s just all in our minds. Aspartame gives me hives. I have had reactions even when I didn’t know I was consuming it. Yet, according to their website, that doesn’t happen.

In another life that garlic thing is how you died. (Kidding) Also that is not a friend. Eeeeeeeh.

@@IJustWantToUseMyName you cna be allergic to SUNLIGHT WATER AND EXCERCISE. Of course you can be allergic to aspartame...

Mmm trepanation smoothie

That's the same thought I had. That dress is divine on her.

I was just admiring Jessica's hair! Has she ever done a video explaining how she colors it?

@@jackietardif she talked about colouring her hair the colour she uses etc on this video with clara. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rr6GbKpmqL2Yhpc.html

@@jahalr6598 Awesome! Thanks!

I had one last 10 months and joked with a nurse that I'd gladly sign a DNR. I was only half kidding. I can't imagine 12 years of that. Good luck to you.

Oh wow, i can't imagine 12 years. I've had migraines for as long as i remember, but not constantly. I get breaks sometimes, weeks without having one and then they come back. Buy when they are very bad i feel like an icepick shoved into my temple would relive it. I lay in bed in the dark sniffing menthol oil waiting for the medication to finally work and fantasize about how relieving it woul feel. I should probably talk to someone about that 😂

@@mmmmmmolly I have ice pick headaches which feel like an ice pick has been jammed into my temple. They last less than 30 seconds and are bad enough to drop me to the floor. So my personal recommendation would be to avoid ice picks 😉 Thankfully I don't typically get migraines and ice picks on the same day.

@@lajoyous1568 oh, those ice pick headaches! Just a blast of extremely intense pain for 30 or so seconds, but I’ll often get them in groups. So I’ll have one, then a minute or so later, another one, then another, then another. I don’t think I’ve gotten more than five in a row though. And I also usually get them about an hour before a really intense headache starts. I also get a LOT of headaches, especially because my spine doesn’t work properly, and headaches travel up the spine, especially when you’ve got neck pain.

Fresh air ... ie allergies causes more pain for me. All I want is a deep breath of clean air and all I get is a stabbing pain in the right side of my brain.... EVERYTIME!

Omg same! Give me all the salty snacks and a dark room

When I get the super bad ones I'll lose vision in my right eye and those are the ones that last multiple days and don't respond to anything...so I just have to ride it out and take sleeping pills or I just won't sleep for several days

My boss was spooked out by this once when I walked into his office, took of my dark glasses and he saw my eye just tearing and drooping shut, and he recoiled looking at me. IM SUPER NOT FAKING

Ooh, that’s an interesting one.

@@dees3179 When I first started getting migraines, I found that pressing my head into a firm pillow or putting a small pillow against the wall and leaning on it made things a lot more bearable. The only set back was I had stuff to do. So... elastic!

Interesting! Reminds me of my brother though lol he broke his glasses and went around with a big rubber band holding them to his face for days it was ridiculous! 😂❤️ Migraines are so funny though, like funny in a “I can’t figure this out it makes no sense” kind of way lol. I’ll start getting a precursor headache if I wear a tight hat but then pressure does help when I have the migraine 🤷‍♀️

Yes! Had a headache at yoga once and my teacher wrapped my head; covered my eyes and ears and had a nice amount of pressure. That, with my drugs and the hour of relaxation helped. She had me unwrap in a certain way... very slowly, gradually loosening the pressure. Felt good!

That makes a lot of sense. When I get one, I get my husband to push on the really painful points in my face where the migraine is hiding and it causes temporary relief- enough for me to kind of go into that weird partially comatose sleep you go into during a migraine

Medical trauma is brutal.

yes and crystals. Don't get me started ----

I lay on my side and cover my eyes.

@@woobiefuntime sometimes I do that too! I like my roller for those times you don't want to lay in the dark even though it helps the pain. I feel like every headache/migrane is its own animal, and needs its own thing.

Menthol helps me a lot. Those little inhalers, i don't really know what you call them but you usually use it them you have cold, they are little bullet shaped plastic things with menthol and you put it up to your nose. I buy them in bulk, like 10 at a time, they help a lot with migraines and also with anxiety. They have a small container of menthol oil at the bottom and i rub that on my temple. But when i was a kid & teen and didn't get proper medication i would soak a bandana in cold water then tie it tightly across my forehead. The cold helped and also the pressure.

@@mmmmmmolly I read that as banana at first and was confused haha.

@@evelynkrull5268 hahaha 😂😂😂 that maid me laugh out loud. New migraine cure: wrap a wet banana around your head 🤣 Would be repinned all over pinterest :)))

Ah, good luck?! [I can't think of a correct response to that comment]!!!

beanhill Sometimes caffeine helps me, but don’t most medicines include that anyway?

@@mxnjones no most medicine doesn't include caffeine since say you take it before bed. Etc But you can buy paracetamol with caffeine

Cold’s a big one for me! Winter migraines tend to be easier because I can numb myself out in the cold lol

Nashay Jones my medicine doesn’t. Mine just lessens the pain enough that I can sleep. Or if it’s a low level one then work.

ExhaustedMPH oh I don’t really have migraines during the winter. But it’s got here for 9 months a year so that’s not good for me. The cold feels amazing right?

Their matcha citrus soak is my favorite!

lemonpledge7093 their what now?!?! Matcha citrus??? I need that in my life pronto!! 🤩

Caffeine can help. Only for about half of the population, but it's a near miracle for me.

Try ibuprofen. Paracetamol literally gives me headaches but somehow ibuprofen works. Sometimes anyways...

Dark and quiet room and trying to black out while pain is on- works for me. For medication I use ibumetin or another... which I forgot how it’s called ʅ（◞‿◟）ʃ

drink some coffee, darling, it'll make it leave faster and keep it from coming back

I was put on caffeine pills for mine. Which sucks, because I’m allergic to caffeine. Too much triggers my vertigo and has me so sick I throw up to the point of tossing up stomach acid. So it’s that of feeling like my brain is going to melt and deep out of my ears.

She puts up real captions too if that helps

Oh my heck! Same!

100% it spies...but oh well!

That dress is gorgeous, just like Jessica Kelgren Fozard !!