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Feb. 9th, 2005 09:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
truepenny390 words yesterday. Plus 592 on a short story that isn't going anywhere, and 398 of them were wrong anyway.
I think the combination of post-novel ennui and hormonal mood swing isn't doing me any favors.
Thank you all very very much for your answers. I appreciate it greatly.
I used to have debilitating, nausea-and-ghastly-pain-oh-god-why-doesn't-somebody-shoot-me cramps; nothing worked on those except the prescription painkillers I'd hoarded from having my wisdom teeth out. Like![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sosostris2012 I sing the praises of the Pill. Things haven't been nearly so bad since then--especially since I got switched off the kind that caused ravening dingo bitch PMS and random intervals of bursting into tears, and onto the kind that doesn't.
Ibuprofen is the only OTC analgesic that does much of anything, and even ibuprofen really only takes the edge off. And I can't take it in high doses or for very long, because of my other Boring Health Problems (which are mostly stomach-related).
I have found that regular exercise through the month seems to help--although since I'd need a clone-me for a control group, I'm not sure how much. And thank you, again, everybody, for your suggestions of specific stretches and exercises to try.
Y'all are wonderful.
I think the combination of post-novel ennui and hormonal mood swing isn't doing me any favors.
Thank you all very very much for your answers. I appreciate it greatly.
I used to have debilitating, nausea-and-ghastly-pain-oh-god-why-doesn't-somebody-shoot-me cramps; nothing worked on those except the prescription painkillers I'd hoarded from having my wisdom teeth out. Like
sosostris2012 I sing the praises of the Pill. Things haven't been nearly so bad since then--especially since I got switched off the kind that caused ravening dingo bitch PMS and random intervals of bursting into tears, and onto the kind that doesn't.Ibuprofen is the only OTC analgesic that does much of anything, and even ibuprofen really only takes the edge off. And I can't take it in high doses or for very long, because of my other Boring Health Problems (which are mostly stomach-related).
I have found that regular exercise through the month seems to help--although since I'd need a clone-me for a control group, I'm not sure how much. And thank you, again, everybody, for your suggestions of specific stretches and exercises to try.
Y'all are wonderful.
