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Actually it should be illegal for ads to have flashing images, lights, or for them to not allow pausing, skipping, or closing/hiding. I don't care if they paid to advertise there, unless they plan to pay for my doctor's for causing my migraines they can shove it.
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Heads up photosensitive epileptics and people who get migraines , if you see this ad, scroll past. It features rapid flashing lights.
Hmmmm, might make some
"flashing lights can be dangerous for people with seizure/migrain disorders, please decorate responsibly"
Flyer/poster sort of things to hand out this year,
Cause you can do whatever you want inside your own house, but if you're running a shop or putting lights up outside, you could seriously fuck up someone's health
headache / overstimulation
credit - alena-niadvetskaya
I’m very excited to start to answer all the asks I’ve gotten for this week!
Tomorrow I have the trip to Oslo to get botox for my migraines, and I’m pretty fukin’ nervous about going into the red zone, and having to take train and trikk both ways, but I have my mask and antibac so hopefully I’ll be okay!
It’s also very early, I have to take the train 06:30 am, and when I’m extra sick with my CFS right now, getting up that early and doing stuff is pretty rough.
Anyways, I’m trying to stay calm and tell myself it’s all good, but I’m pretty nervous, so I’m probably not gonna write anything tonight, but I’ll talk to y’all tomorrow!
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Hey friends, if any of you have had experience with New Daily Persistant Headaches, or even Chiari I would appriciate you’re thoughts. My brother was diagnosed with both, he’s had surgery for chiari and he’s been on every head ache medicine available, he’s tried Botox, and recently he’s started aimovig. Nothing has worked so far.
Recently his headaches seem to be worse. He’s started having fainting spells because the pain is too bad. I felt awful, I was home with him when it happened and I heard him fall in the other room, but I assumed it was just him getting dizzy and bumbing into something again. It was about an hour later that I realized what happened and took him to the emergency room. He’s had another fainting spell and I’m just so worried. Chronic illness really sucks, I don’t know how to help him. He just wants to start college like everyone else his age.
If anyone has advice, especially about the fainting please let me know.
Headcannon: 2D is worse than a cat
2D is worse than a cat. -It took just one time for you to screw yourself over; when he sat in the floor and you on the couch during one of the band’s movie nights and you started playing with his hair; now he chooses to sit on the floor in front of you every time. If you don’t start up he literally takes your hand and places it on your head. If you stop, he’ll move his head a bit or clear his throat and you’ll be reminded to keep it going. -If it’s just you and him on the couch he’ll lie down with his head in your lap expecting you to play with his hair or scratch at his head. Sometimes if you give him a temple massage and run your fingers over his eyelids gently, or gently rub the bridge of his nose he’ll fall asleep, giving your hands a break. -You help him a lot like this when he has his migraines. When he could tell that he’s about to have a migraine he’ll pop a pill and go straight to you then he’ll lead you to the couch without saying a word.
