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Oh yeah, I get to pick up my last paycheck tomorrow (could have gotten it today but didn't have time XD). So, on my list...Glucometer, more service for my phone, and a special lamp? XD

 

And a treat. Treats are good in times like these. Oh yeah, SPAM, that's right. XD

I second that. Sleep should help you get through it just fine. Super-lightheaded because of medicine is no condition to try and function in.

I have no expertise in this area at all except some small personal experience, but how long ago did you take the meds?

Did you only start feeling lightheaded/funny after taking the meds?

No, if the meds have anything to do with it it's probably just aggravating something that's already there. Do you feel like there's a lot of pressure in your head?

So, maybe taking a sledgehammer to the forehead might not feel so good...

Can't watch videos right now, have earbuds in blocking out glee from the other room.

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