😕 Honestly, whenever I’ve got an empty stomach and feel nauseous, it’s pure torture. It feels like being some kind of beast in pain, but nothing actually comes up. Just constant cramping, tears streaming down my face, and a runny nose. That’s it. Total misery.
Look, I take Ulazol in the morning, and I’m supposed to take Metopran about half an hour before I eat. But here's the catch: I have no clue when I'm actually going to eat. When hunger hits, I pop the pill, but if I don't eat right this second, the hunger just vanishes thirty minutes later. Then, a few hours down the line, I'm starving again. If I miss that window, my appetite completely disappears.
stormycyclist13 said:Ugh... listen to this nonsense. If that's just a hose, then what happens when they actually look at your stomach—you know, the actual stomach?🙂 What exactly are they shoving down your throat?🙂
I have no idea what that sentence is even trying to say.
I mean, by the end of my last vacation, I actually ended up with a corneal inflammation. I just went in for a checkup at the end of the third month, and the doctor couldn't even believe how many people have this issue. They look brand new 😍
Seriously, things are getting out of hand in this city tonight. I’d actually go to that. But look, do you think I'll be up for it? I'm having a gastroscopy at noon, then taking the bus over to downtown—can I really pull that off?
Is this search really that brutal? Supposedly some people end up throwing up, but I don't get how you can vomit after going 12+ hours without eating a single thing. Not just asking out of curiosity—I'm actually doing this next week.
I’d love to give you a long-winded lecture on how carcinogenic citric acid is, but honestly? I don't have the time. In about five minutes, I'll probably drop dead from esophageal and stomach cancer that's already metastasized through my entire body—all thanks to some E330 lemon acid. Just as soon.
Look, my cat loves to lounge on the wool rug, or he’ll just burrow himself somewhere—it doesn't matter where. But if there isn't anything on the bed when he decides to fly over there, and I'm lying there with my head down fighting a sore throat for a month straight? Yeah, I'm putting two and two together. 🙂
Try using ants instead. At least they don't cuddle.
Look, I don't have my room checked out right now. I’m just avoiding lying down in the spots my cat likes. That's it. Plus, my phone is right by my head, there's an outlet above me, and sometimes I charge my phone in that socket.
If I tried to avoid every single thing that could potentially cause me stress, I'd probably drop dead from the anxiety alone.
Look, drying your hair with a blow dryer? That’s bad for you. Keeping your phone right next to you? Same thing. Sitting in front of a computer all day? You're asking for trouble. Think about how much wiring is running through your walls just to keep the juice flowing—it's insane. Even your fridge is a hazard. Every single cord carrying current is part of the problem. Then you've got radiation from high-voltage power lines, groundwater issues, fake currents, Hartmann nodes... the whole nine yards. It isn't just about a sketchy outlet. It's everywhere.
I don't get why everyone thinks checking in with extra bullshit is such a big deal. I love rearranging my room just for the hell of it. One time, I moved my bed around and ended up with this nagging sore throat that lasted for like two months. No idea why it wouldn't go away. Then it finally clicked: my cat loves sleeping right where my head is. As soon as I moved the bed again? Fixed instantly. Total game changer.
Dogs love the spots with positive radiation, while cats hate it. Ants seem to feel the same way too.
Makeup isn't even the issue. The only thing is, if you drop some powder eyeshadow in your eye while you're applying it, you’re gonna be tearing up and dealing with that mess.