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Title: Different degrees of everyones cluster headaches.. Post by jimmiejam on Dec 4th, 2004, 3:41pm Hello, I am new to the site. Love it. Anyway, I believe that I have a milder version of cluster head ache. Not mild to me but certainly not as bad as what I have read others having. Let me explain how mine go. Most of the time I am awakend outta a dead sleep with them but not always. I notice my right nostirl feels plugged. I get a pain in the right side of my neck and my right eye is droopy. Clasic signs but I don't get the pain where I bang my head on the wall or anything. I do grab my head and rocking seems to help. Plus scratching my scalp with my fingernails seems to help also. I cannot go to work when I get them, can't do anything. When the are happening I do wish I could just chop my head off. I swear that would make everything fine. :) Its good to be able to write this to people who understand. Anyway, I feel bad for those who have to bang their heads against walls or other stuff. I'm glad mine are not that bad. Just wonder if there are alot of different degrees of cluster headaches? Also I vomit once in awhile when I get them. I know this is more associated with migraines but do others here also puke while having an attack? Thanks for any input. Jim |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Gator on Dec 4th, 2004, 4:02pm Hi Jim. Welcome to the website. This site has literally been a lifesaver for me. A finer group of people you'll never meet anywhere. Read the links to the left and the stuff on the OUCH website as well. So how long do your attacks last? How many per day do you get? On a scale from 0 - 10 with 10 being the worst pain you could possibly imagine, how bad are they? How long does your cycle last? Yes, some people do get nausea with the attacks. Not many statistically. Do you take any meds? What kinds? Just full of questions ain't I? LOL PFDAN, Gator |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by jimmiejam on Dec 4th, 2004, 4:17pm Hi Gator, They last usually around 4 to 8 hours. Just one per episode and they do not come on suddenly. I just had one last Wed. night. Terrible pain. Threw up twice. Could not go to work Thursday. Still lingering. Don't really have a cycle to them. Usually get a few a month. The pain is probably around 7. No meds. I am going to try the water thing first to see if that helps. I believe the weather plays a role in them. Thanks, Jim |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Jonny on Dec 4th, 2004, 4:27pm on 12/04/04 at 16:17:13, jimmiejam wrote:
Meegraines....IMHO |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 4th, 2004, 4:36pm Ditto on the meeeeegraines. Milder Cluster Headaches? Not familiar with the term. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Gator on Dec 4th, 2004, 4:42pm I'd have to agree with Jonny. Your symptoms are more indicative of migraines. I'd check with your doctor and check out some migraine specific sites. They would have information geared more toward your type of headache. This site has a lot of good info. They put out an e-mail newsletter with the latest updates on treatment and other issues. Check it out. http://headaches.about.com/ Good luck. Gator |
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Title: Why do you guys think that it is migraines. Post by jimmiejam on Dec 4th, 2004, 9:40pm and what is the crack about meeegraines? Just because someone doesn't have as much pain as you guys its funny?? I have about 80% of the symptons of cluster headaches. Only ones I can really say I don't have is that they come on suddenly plus they don't happen for days at a time. Are you guys the finally say so? Thanks gator for the help. You seem civil. Jim |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by becky8 on Dec 4th, 2004, 10:03pm Jimmiejam. Don't pay attention to that. Its just clusters normal last up to an hour but I have heard they can go 3 hours but never as long as you said. BUT it doesn't mean you don't have them. Pain is pain!! Have seen your doctor yet? And you know what, you would be dam lucky if you DON"T have clusters. What meds are you on now? People here really will help you!! I know I will if I can. Tell me as much as you can and we will start from there. Read the side boards and other post here, even ones from way back. You will find alot of help from them also. Check the OUCH website too. I'm here, I mean WE ARE here for you! Becky8 |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Redd715 on Dec 4th, 2004, 10:13pm Jim, the reason we sau=y these things is because your type of headache is far easier to treat than what the rest of us suffer. We want to point you in the right direction is all... Migrains are debilitating, yes...but easier to treat. Please don't take offence, just know that there are certain criteria that indicates one condition diferential to another, and that lenght of attack, and the sudden onset are two criteria that are indicitive to this this disorder in difference to migraine. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by nani on Dec 4th, 2004, 10:14pm Yeah jimmie- get a good doc to diagnose you. You may have both. Some folks are a little "uppity" about migraines (You know who you are), but these are good people and will take a bullet for another CH sufferer. Like becky8 said- look around, gather info and get the help you need to treat whatever you have. Pain free wishes to you. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by kimh on Dec 4th, 2004, 10:15pm Hiya.... Well, i dunno ......the symptoms you describe strike me off the bat as migraine, but i am not a doc ( i almost said cock ;;D) errrrr, anyhow, (in case no one tole ya = this post stems from a KOOK ;;D, but one who knows clusters purdy well) so, where was i? [smiley=huh.gif] in any event, yu'll definitely see adoc rite? keep a log, rite? cluster cycles form a pattern - a daily pattern that lasts for weeks/months that you will know differentiate from migraine which has a specific pattern similar to what you describe in your post. Well wishes and let us know how things progress :) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Kevin_M on Dec 4th, 2004, 10:18pm on 12/04/04 at 16:17:13, jimmiejam wrote:
80%? Sorry you're feeling pain though. Kevin M |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by BobG on Dec 4th, 2004, 10:19pm Jim, don't take the word meeegraines personally. This is a Cluster Headache site. Dedicated to Cluster Headaches only. I have to agree with the others that even though you may have 80% of the symptoms for Clusters you may not, at least I hope not, have Cluster Headaches. Cluster attacks come on suddenly. 5 minutes from the first twinge to full blown agony. The attack will last from 20 minutes to an hour or 90 minutes. Then the pain level drops and in about 5 minutes the level is zero. Maybe a bruised feeling remains. The attack could last 2 hours but that would be very unusual. You say your headaches come on slowly and last 4 to 8 hours. That is not a Cluster Headache. And the vomiting is also unusual but does happen. Are we the final say so? Absolutely not. There are no doctors here. We don't make diagnoses. We just state our opinions. And those opinions are based on thousands of replies from thousands of Cluster sufferers for the last 5 years this board has been here. There is more Cluster knowledge and experience here than you will find anywhere in the world. Gator gave some good advice. Please continue your search for pain relief. You deserve it. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by survivor13 on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:14am yea man don.t take it personal. truth is most everyone here would probally love to trade with u! but u really need to get the dr. to check u out. make sure your being treated for the right thing. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 9:28am Quote:
He better pay A LOT of attention to that. If he has meeeegraines then he needs suggestions for that condition , not cluster headaches. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by dagger on Dec 5th, 2004, 12:06pm I used to get very nauseous but don't experience that since I got some pain relief from the meds. I think it was my reaction to the pain. 02, pred., and imitrex have helped me. I used to lose weight during cycles but now everytime I get out from under the oxygen I head for the fridge! Sometimes that is 8 times a night. Doc says pred. increases appetite too. dagger |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 5:26pm Quote:
Ya think? Neighbors keep their house pets inside when I'm on the pred. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Redd715 on Dec 5th, 2004, 5:31pm on 12/05/04 at 17:26:27, don wrote:
LMMFAO...candy color compact cars even look tasty. :-/ |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by cschick on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:25pm hey jimmie - check your PM's. I sent a message that I hope helps. I know that everyone is going to get pissed off at this but I don't care. I am really getting tired of the pissy comments when it comes to someone suffering from migraines. These people come here looking for help and get attacked because they ask a question. The survery is helpful but as I suffer from migraines too the symptoms can be a lot alike. I think it is a little ridiculous that the MEEEGRAINE spelling has to be used. It could be said a little nicer. It's not a wonder people post then never turn up again. WE ARE NOT DOCTORS and shouldn't try to make someone feel like an ass because they don't have the same symptoms as some of you. As it has been said many times before we are all different, so far from what I have seen there is not one person here who is identical with symptoms, treatments, whatever. I know I am still a "newbie" but this is my opinion and if you don't like it then so be it, but just remember that at one time you were looking for help too and if someone hadn't reached out to you, you would still be suffering alone and that is my honest opinion. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by marlin on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:31pm I suggest you look for a neuro that gives a shit about headaches. I've come across a couple that would invest a whole 3 minutes and prescribe something, usually worthless for CHs and proptly forget my name. Your symptoms sound like a description of migraines. If you feel better in a dark room and can lie down and fall asleep, your headaches aren't anything like what I suffer from. If I had a 4-6 hour CH without meds I would look for a high freeway overpass with a lot of traffic underneath to jump from. Lucky for me meds work these days... |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:37pm Quote:
What they get is directions to a site that will help them. This is a CH site. Have you read the front door to this site? Probably not. Quote:
Get over it. Quote:
Look a little harder. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by LeLimey on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:46pm Now now Don!! Be friends with Mr Manners!! [smiley=bunnybash.gif] I can see both points of view, yes they are in the wrong place BUT we could be polite enough not to let the door hit them on the ass on their way out. I get frustrated about people posting about 12 hour clusters too but they have to have heard the term from somewhere to be looking it up and lets face it, when you are in pain you want to know what it is and a name for it. I agree this site is of no help to people who don't suffer CH but if it makes people more aware of CH they might be more tolerant if they ever work with anyone with it etc. My [smiley=twocents.gif] |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Tetris-addict on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:48pm Now , now people It is almost Christmas. Let's take a deep breath and BE NICE! it's not so hard to put up with a few innocent questions, Heck, we are all fumbling for answers. CSChick and I get both types of headaches, remember these types are like cousins. Just because one lasts a few minutes and occurs again for weeks, and the other lasts for days without an end in sight doesn't mean we can all be friends.... (Waiting to get hit by Johnny's boot... better find my steel a** jeans for protection....) [smiley=laugh.gif] Let's just see what a week may take for this guy. My first cluster headache cycle only lasted 4 days.... even though the headache came on every day at 8am and 12 and 4pm the doctor said it had to be a migraine because clusters last for "months" also my first few episodes were only k-4.... man I wish I could grab those back... after 6 years fighting the morphing monster.... well, it is so frustrating... we cannot peg this in one post. So let's jsut listen, and guide our new friends on their path to discovery. (p.s. I promise. I won't get on the soap box too much) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by nani on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:51pm Kindness is a virtue. Sarcasm without humor is just plain mean. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:53pm Gotta love it when someone comes wqaltzing in here and decides what is appropriate and what is not. Seen it a hundred times. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by cschick on Dec 5th, 2004, 6:55pm Quote:
don't assume to know anything about me Don. When I joined here I came for support and information for clusters since that is what I was diagnosed with. I realize everyone will not get along but there is no need to be mean and hateful about it. I have my opinion, you have yours. Quote:
again you prove my point. Quote:
why don't you show me? it seems to me everytime someone posts a question there is never a 100% yes response - are we all smokers, no. do we all get nauseous and vomit when getting a cluster, no. does alcohol trigger for everyone, no. does o2 work for everyone, no. do you want me to continue? That was the point I was trying to make, not start a shit storm. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:01pm Nothing you listed are symptoms. They are triggers and responses. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Tetris-addict on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:07pm Hey Don, You furgot to stick out your tongue on the last response It sounded like you should have typed, "So there." and folded your arms (Just thought I'd help ) [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif] |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by cschick on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:12pm Quote:
Don, I am not saying you are not wise on this topic. You are and I have seen you give a lot of good advice, but again, what 2 people are the same with every symptom? So far I have not read 1 thing that says this will happen if you have cluster headaches. give me an example of one thing that every single cluster sufferer has. Educate me please because so far I haven't found anything other than a completely unbearable pain. Some people don't have ear pain when they have a cluster, my eardrum feels like it is rupturing when the cluster is ending, like the beast is taking his exit through my eardrum. My point is there are so many differences in all of us. I'm not trying to argue with you here really, just help me understand why the animosity. And I hate to tell you that I am not going anywhere even when this cycle ends so don't put me with the ones that have come for support when in cycle and leave when it is over. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:24pm Quote:
Unilateral pain. Quote:
I didn't forget. If someone is making an argument they should have their facts straight going into it. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by cschick on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:45pm ok that is a good one however I got hit on the left the other day 6 times and even Jonny stated his has switched sides at some point. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 7:47pm Look up the term unilateral. It has nothing to do with switching sides. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by nani on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:00pm Quote:
Who do you mean don? No one is questioning your thoughts about whether he has CH or migraine. I think that what is being talked about here (at least by me) is sarcasm (meeeegraines) that feels ostracizing to someone who comes here looking for help. I think it's perfectly fine to offer an opinion on someones symptoms, even though we're not drs, we have valuable input. I think it kind of rude to make someone feel like they don't belong here (even if they don't). Like it or not, I think family members should call each other on bratty behavior. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:11pm Uh nani? I wasn't refering to you. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:24pm on 12/05/04 at 19:47:30, don wrote:
A single wheeled bicycle ;;D |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Kevin_M on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:31pm on 12/04/04 at 22:19:09, BobG wrote:
Ya know, it don't get anymore plain spoken and nice as that. If that is not understood... gonna be some humor flyin' about Kevin M |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by cschick on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:41pm I am asking for everyone to quit now. I don't regret posting what I did because that is how I feel but I don't want a big argument starting here because of it. I have sent Don a PM and hope to resolve some of this privately. I won't apologize for my opinion but please don't continue on with this. Karen |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:45pm My feeling is that By the way girls, Don rules the roost next to the king, the pecking order was established years ago, and so be it ;;D Love to you all Sean.................... |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Kris_in_SJ on Dec 5th, 2004, 8:56pm You guys scare me a little. Quite frankly, I'm not sure I want to belong to a board family that has a "King". It only takes a couple sentences to say, "Doesn't sound like Clusters. Try going ..... " It's not only nicer, it also doesn't make fun. This thread makes me very, very sad ...... Kris |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 9:15pm Quote:
She sent me a neeekid picture. Quote:
ROFLMMFAO! |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by nani on Dec 5th, 2004, 9:19pm Let's all :-* and make up. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 9:46pm I agree. All this commotion can give someone a Cephalalgia (i.e a Meeeegraine) 8) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by cschick on Dec 5th, 2004, 9:51pm Fine by me BUT Don sent me the naked picture first. It must be cold out there on the east coast. [smiley=laugh.gif] |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 5th, 2004, 10:02pm But when it gets hot I need to use photostitch. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by becky8 on Dec 6th, 2004, 9:49am And joy to the world! ;;D |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by marlin on Dec 6th, 2004, 10:06am I "knew" a girl that got migraines. Didn't look all that appealing to me either -- puffy face bloodshot eyes. wimpering, barfing... Lasted a day or more. Hell, I was way ahead of her. I could get slammed w/ 3 or 4 before she could get past 1. We both had miserable HAs. Couldn't seem to get it together either. Before I found satisfactory meds and between the "Sorry, I have a HA" comebacks, it was all over. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by jimmiejam on Dec 6th, 2004, 8:03pm Gotta love it when someone has been here for a long time and thinks they own the place. Lot of replies on this one. Sounds like I do have migraines or shall I say Meeegraines. Which is good to know. I have just been going by what a neuroligist told me after I gave him my symptoms. He told me I had cluster headaches. That was about 5 years ago. So at least I did learn something by posting here. I didn't know migraines had the same type of clustering of symptoms on one side of the head. I'll go find a migraine site now. When I find one I'm gonna list all my symptoms but I'm gonna tell them all the traits of a cluster. Maybe they'll tell me I have cluster envy. And give me a link to here. ;;D |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Kevin_M on Dec 6th, 2004, 9:05pm on 12/06/04 at 20:03:27, jimmiejam wrote:
Well jimmie, you got one sure cluster trait; you got the mischevious humor that seems to become one side effect. ;;D Keep that bro Kevin M |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by lionsound on Dec 6th, 2004, 9:25pm Hey Jim, (If you're lurking. Check your IMs) I get migraines and clusters and might be able to help a bit. -lionsound |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 6th, 2004, 10:07pm Jim you can hang all you want dude, hell stay a while and get to know some of us. No ones giving you the boots, we just aren't gonna be a whole lot of help with your condition. Good luck in your travels either way ;;D We'll leave the light on for ya just in case ;;D PFDAN to you Sean................... |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by jmorgan52 on Dec 7th, 2004, 4:01am Hi Jimee, I get both CH and Migraines (not fuck**g Meeegraines!!!! - for the morons here who decry migraine sufferers) MyCH come on rapidly with one watering nostril, one watering eye and intense pain in the temple/behind the one eye. I occasionally vomit when it is extemely intense pain (maybe once or twice in an 8 week cycle) and my HA last 2-4 hours (without imitrex). I get them daily at around 2am, 7am, 11am, 7pm. No pain in the neck, no blocked nostril (as you reported with your HA) Migraines I also get in "clusters" at around the same time as the CH. They tend to be spaced at 5-7 days apart, and last for maybe 4-48 hours at a time. The pain is not as intense as CH but they are debilitating as it is so relentless. The pain is more central or down the neck as well as the one side of the temple (always on my right as per the CH). I also think you HA may be migraine, but... Both types of HA respond equally well to Imitrex injections thankfully (total relief inside 10 minutes), and I have managed them with this since 1995. Prior to that my life was hell during the cycles. Now it is manageable. I now use my detox diet to rapidly break the HA cycle. It has worked well my last 3 cycles. John |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 7th, 2004, 7:43am Quote:
You left out an "e". |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Kevin_M on Dec 7th, 2004, 9:10am on 12/07/04 at 04:01:51, jmorgan52 wrote:
I heard Bugs Bunny say once, "What a maroooon". dithpicable Daffy. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by don on Dec 7th, 2004, 10:16am Quote:
LMAO! |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 7th, 2004, 5:43pm on 12/07/04 at 04:01:51, jmorgan52 wrote:
I assume you gets these because of your menstrual cycle followed by heavy bloating. That would explain the nausea too you little snatch box. Go take a Motrin and call us in the morning. Sean....................... |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Jonny on Dec 7th, 2004, 6:52pm on 12/05/04 at 20:56:54, Kris_in_SJ wrote:
Thats "THE KING"....to you girlie ;;D http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b3d726b3127cce8e522b4ee30d0000001610 And if you dont like my post.....Dont read it....Duh!!! ::) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by LeLimey on Dec 7th, 2004, 7:18pm Once a King always a King but once a knight (SP?) is enough! I do have one question about Jonny being King.. and I hope its not treason BUT... in the Royal Entourage there is supposed to be a "FOOT" man isn't there? Well if the writing on the toilet wall is true then Jonny is well and truly a "FOOT"man.. but he is King too.. I'm confused!! ;) (FOOT=12" ) Edited because I'm the only person here with a dirty mind ::) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 7th, 2004, 7:22pm Must be a British thing, the king don't sell shoes, he's a precious metal fabricator ;;D Sean...................... |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Grandma_Sweet_Boy on Dec 7th, 2004, 7:37pm Remember - he's jonny - he can be anything he wants to be - he has the biggest boot! ;;D Carol |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by LeLimey on Dec 7th, 2004, 7:42pm I was being smutty and it didn't come over - I've edited it to see if that helps but if not please switch to dirty mind mode before reading it! |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Grandma_Sweet_Boy on Dec 7th, 2004, 7:48pm That Brit sense of smut does it everytime - flies right over the top of most heads. Perhaps it took another female to figure out where you were going with that one. Remember, they are after all, mere men! ;;D, even the most Kingly of them! Good thing they're cute! Carol |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Jonny on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:01pm on 12/07/04 at 19:18:58, LeLimey wrote:
Ok, who sent you the picture? |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by LeLimey on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:17pm Well I'll give you a clue... someone with photo-stitch abilities!! ;) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Ruth on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:35pm Wow, just tuned into that this thread: Just gonna say: Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall Humpty Dumpty had a great fall All the kings horses and all the Kings men couldn't put Humpty back together again. They for got to ask The King Ruth |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Ruth on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:37pm Sorry about the typo errors, very tired tonight guys. :-/ |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Grandma_Sweet_Boy on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:44pm on 12/07/04 at 20:01:15, Jonny wrote:
Remember, in Canada, we measure stuff in metric ;;D |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by broomhilda on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:54pm on 12/07/04 at 20:44:48, Grandma_Sweet_Boy wrote:
And then it seems so much bigger :o ::) |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Jonny on Dec 7th, 2004, 8:56pm on 12/07/04 at 20:35:43, Ruth wrote:
You need to tell Humpty to get a new King.......LMMFAO ;;D |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by jmorgan52 on Dec 8th, 2004, 9:20am on 12/07/04 at 17:43:38, Sean_C wrote:
Thanks for that nice personalised insult Shorn - now go f@@k yourself John |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by marieinthesprings on Dec 8th, 2004, 8:25pm This cycle is actually the first time that i threw up, but this cycle has been screwy from the start....God I wish it would end. I run the same way when it starts it wakes me from a dead sleep about every other day for a while then everyday then every other day until the final God thank you its over for another year, I too feel so fortunate after reading all the pain everyone has here, I only get them once a day and not all the time, I don't know how u cope. I guess for me just knowing they will stop coming soon is what keeps me from blowing my brains out....I hate these dam it things....pain free blessings for all.....Marie |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 8th, 2004, 9:45pm on 12/08/04 at 09:20:33, jmorgan52 wrote:
Not tonight honey, I have a meegraine ;;D |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by BlueMeanie on Dec 9th, 2004, 7:53pm on 12/05/04 at 18:25:25, cschick wrote:
TAKEN FROM THE HOME PAGE AS YOU ENTER THIS SITE. This site is devoted completely and exclusively to those that suffer from, and to the supporters of those who suffer from Cluster Headaches! There are a few other sites out there dealing with Cluster Headaches, but no real place to "interact" with other Cluster sufferers. There are a few message boards where you can read posts dealing with Cluster Headaches, but sorting through all the migraine, tension, and other headache posts to find the few about Clusters is enough to bring on a headache! Never again will you have to search, hour upon hour, for information on Cluster Headaches! You now have a place to "hang out" that you can call our very own. You now have a place to "vent" when you wake up at 3 a.m. with a headache, the oxygen tank is empty, and you're out of Imitrex! Finally...a place where you can talk to someone about how horrible your headaches are and know that they really do understand your pain. |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Sean_C on Dec 9th, 2004, 7:58pm Thank you Blue PFDAN to you Sean.......................... |
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Title: Re: Different degrees of everyones cluster headach Post by Redneck on Dec 9th, 2004, 10:45pm Sheeeet, all this is giving me a headache think i will go suck on the 02, :-/ |
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