Last week, I suffered from yet another migraine. Shit. I thought there might have been a chance that this was something that wasn’t going ot continue to happen. No such luck. This was going to be something I would just have to live with for a while. Oh joy.
I was coming close to the end of my work day when I started to get a headache. Which wasn’t entirely unusual, it was something that I had sadly grown accustomed to. But this one felt different. Knowing that it could have been the difference between being in agony with a coldpack in a dark room or being able to be a functioning member of society the next day I scoured through my bag looking for that little blue box that contained a magical wafer thing that was supposed to suppress the onslaught of a migraine. Never having taken one before, I was unsure of the effects that were coming as a result of taking the said medication.
Seeing as I still had to make my way home (driving from the city) I thought it best to wait till I was safely in the confines of my room before opening this sucker and letting its magical properties be absorbed and begin to work.
I think I was home by 7ish, after driving home, and not being able to take my sunnies off the entire way (the car headlights and just general douchery of the world) I got in the house and just went straight to my room. I threw myself into the magical bedding that was in my room and wished for the world to end.
finally being able to muster the strength to get up, I chowed down that wafer like a champion, closed the blinds and got into bed. This was when I was greeted with the 14 questions by my parents enquiring what had happened. After answering those , I was pretty ready to die, but I decided it would be best to take my med, turn all the lights off and have a shower in the dark. After successfully navigating the deathtrap that is my house, as I had no intention of opening my eyes, I made it to my room where I dressed for bed. Thinking it would be a good idea to have a drink of water handy (hey, water and headaches go hand in hand right?) I went to the bannister to find call out to my loving mother to fetch me a bottle.
There was no reply. So, without opening my eyes it was up to me to brave the trip down the stairs through several doors, and out to the garage where the water was kept. Successfully managing to find myself clibming back up the stairs, I was greeted with a ‘do you need a hand?’ from my father. Now it wasnt his fault, and you might think I was/am kinda of a bitch for this, but I snapped, back a ‘no, I got it myself’. He has been ill, so really, I shouldnt be such an ingreatful little bastard. sorry dad.
Soon after, I can only assume the drugs I had just forced into my system had begun to take efect. I didnt remember anything till about 730am when I awoke to an exceptionally groggy head, and a desperate need for caffination.
I wasn’t going to work, there was no way. But luckily I had taken my laptop home and continued to work with sunnies on, in a darkened back room of the house.

