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  • Bardmaiden
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    Grrr

    Annoyed at Amazon, Audible and my bank. My sisters partner bought something for himself (which I was buying for him) which I gave him my card and he used, he was going to delete it but had a fit and didn't realise that he hadn't.

    Now this card went out of date in July, so no problem if a payment is taken from it it would get rejected right....well if it is a subscription company according to my bank that's a perfectly fine option here's your money.

    So because the valid card on my sister's partners account bounced, it skipped her other card which has funds and picked my out of date one. So now I have to wait 7-10 working days to get the money refunded back into my account.

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  • Food Lady
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    If it comes on very suddenly, yes. Mine do come on gradually. I described it to my RN friend and she wasn't alarmed enough to say I should go in. (She triages me for free, bless her.) But thank you. I am going to see my doc anyway, next week. I want an actual diagnosis so I can get proper meds.

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  • Deserted
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    Quoth Food Lady View Post
    And suddenly I'm having--every few weeks--episodes of aches on the right side of my head with the feeling of someone having jammed a big blunt object behind my eyeball. They last 3 hours even if I take an opiate. I had one Friday and then Sunday. I had one in June and I think one or two in between then and this weekend. I don't have all the symptoms of migraine. My symptoms fit cluster headache more closely, but I know those are rare and even more rare for women.
    Go see a doctor. Soon. Sudden, new, unexplained severe headaches can sometimes be an indicator of something... um... bad.

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  • Food Lady
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    So to add to my other health issues I am now a person who has terrible headaches. My whole life before the beginning of this summer I could've counted on one hand the number of headaches I'd ever had, even slight ones. Well, that year after my first concussion doesn't count. But generally I never have them.
    And suddenly I'm having--every few weeks--episodes of aches on the right side of my head with the feeling of someone having jammed a big blunt object behind my eyeball. They last 3 hours even if I take an opiate. I had one Friday and then Sunday. I had one in June and I think one or two in between then and this weekend. I don't have all the symptoms of migraine. My symptoms fit cluster headache more closely, but I know those are rare and even more rare for women.
    If that's what they are, I'm like Are you kidding me?? So on top of the host of scoliosis symptoms that mimic so many other diseases, and the carpal tunnel, now I have a fairly rare headache disorder that 1% of the population suffers? Why does my body hate me so much??

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  • Dreamstalker
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    I've been carrying a near-limit balance on my primary credit card for TEN YEARS. 2/3 of that cumulative debt is not mine, it was racked up by mom when my grandparents were still alive and we were trying to keep them in the house (at that time she was not named as a user so I'm not completely sure how she managed to use the card). I don't really care about the accumulated total anymore, I just want to zero out what's currently there. I NEED to as this is impacting my ability to find useful employment so I can pay off my student loans, and I know mom knows this. I now wish she had originally cosigned on the card, maybe that would emphasize how important it is.

    Mom, you may have been trying to 'protect me' from something, but it blew up in both of our faces big time (and you got out of the blast radius by declaring bankruptcy...which I could not and cannot do). If you want me to land a decent job, this debt will need to be paid off and I cannot do it myself.
    Last edited by Dreamstalker; 07-27-2016, 05:28 PM.

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  • Seanette
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    Well, four months later, I'm working in a call center. Yippee.

    It IS full-time, and it's apparently quite difficult to get fired, judging by some of the co-irkers.

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  • XCashier
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    (offers Seanette a glass of chilled cranberry juice)

    You are not a failure. You have merely had a setback. It happens to many people. It may take some time, but you will find that good, non-retail job.

    Take care of yourself, we're all cheering you on.

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  • Food Lady
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    Poor guy. I hate when pain robs me of sleep.

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  • Bardmaiden
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    Quoth Bardmaiden View Post
    So she gave him some sedatives to help him sleep and told him to talk all the painkillers at the same time and hopefully that will help break the cycle.

    He took them earlier and was crashed out last time I checked
    Okay so that didn't work, today I took him to the Doc's and ended up at the hospital as the doctor wants more investigation done.

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  • Food Lady
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    I get headaches that are similar to cluster headaches. It feels like someone has jammed a large blunt object into my eyehole. I find that taking all the meds (haha--thinking of all the Allie Brosh memes) helps me also. I take tylenol or ibuprofen, my opiate, and a muscle relaxer. That will knock me out.

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  • Bardmaiden
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    Quoth Bardmaiden View Post
    So I think I'll have a nice relaxing day today unfortunately my partner comes home from work with a migraine and ear pain so bad that the naxprocin he's on for back pain wasn't even touching it and he was in tears. So I ended up calling NHS direct and sorting out an emergency appointment and he got antibiotics and triptans to help.
    So ended up back at the Doctors as partner still is having migraine issues, Doc thinks because he hasn't been sleeping well it's causing migraines which in turn make him not sleep well....

    So she gave him some sedatives to help him sleep and told him to talk all the painkillers at the same time and hopefully that will help break the cycle.

    He took them earlier and was crashed out last time I checked

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  • Food Lady
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    My life is a never-ending series of weird physical symptoms that mimic things other than what they are. 99% of it goes back to my badly-structured spine and all the nerves that get pinched everywhere. Tonight it's pain in my toe that came on out of the blue and suddenly. Yeah, I looked it up. None of the conditions listed apply to me. I can tell by the way my foot feels and the fact that a nerve was jumping in my other leg earlier that it's a lower back issue. It's just so annoying. I just got rid of the neck pain when the toe started up. Can I not ever have a normal day?? Nope. I'm not normal and have never been, at least not physically. ugh

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  • Kanalah
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    Found out that mom is still playing sis and I against each other. (surprise surprise)

    Also after she was an ass during the pop culture show, I'll be doing the rest of my shows this year solo. I haven't told her yet, but I'm expecting flack.

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  • Bardmaiden
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    *Crawls under a blanket and hides*

    Been a week and a half, between my dad losing his house keys (found them today thank god), my partner on earlys, my sisters partner going through a med change and me having a breakdown on the kitchen floor.

    So I think I'll have a nice relaxing day today unfortunately my partner comes home from work with a migraine and ear pain so bad that the naxprocin he's on for back pain wasn't even touching it and he was in tears. So I ended up calling NHS direct and sorting out an emergency appointment and he got antibiotics and triptans to help.

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  • Seanette
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    Any room for me? My escape from retail failed. The trial period for a better job ended abruptly today. Good news: I can go back to the retail gig, so have income. Bad news: I now feel like a horrible failure.

    And to top it off, I have a bladder infection.

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