My headache cure. More info

More details regarding the MAOI diet can be found here:

http://www.dr-bob.org/tips/maoi.html#avoid

• Migraine headaches . . sm - Feeling bad today
  • I'm 50, perimenopause, and have been getting migraines since my 30s. SM - MT50
  • Wow can I relate - Taiga
  • I'm not in menopause, but (sm) - Apple Scruff
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      • That's one problem with being female (sm) - Apple Scruff
  • Imitrex (25 mg) tabs work the best for me. - sm - San Francisco
    • PS: I still get "visual" migraines.... (sm) - San Francisco
      • Good for you! I think a hot shower sometimes can - Feeling bad today
  • migraines - D
  • what works for me - mt
  • Can't really help, but you're not alone! - D
    • My headache cure - Lillybelle
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I am 32 years old.  When I was in grade school I was usually a loner.  Not that I wanted to be just that I was very very shy.  I was always afraid to go to the more popular kids for fear of being made fun of.  I never tried to be popular because I thought no matter what I did it was uncool.  I would get so embarrassed when attention was turned to me whether it be bad or good attention I never wanted to be the center of it. I would always turn bright red and want to hide. 

I have come out of it a lot.  I am still shy though.  I am afraid to approach the doctors at the hospital I work or any of the big wigs.  My co-workers will stop them in the hallway and say "hay doc, whats up, blah blah blah" but it takes an effort for me to say "hi"  I just feel like I am missing out on life for being shy.  I know I missed out on childhood. The number of boyfriends I had I can count on my one hand.  As far as regular friends there is only one or two at a time.  They all seem to come and go.  At the moment I don't believe there is anyone I can call up right now and just talk to. Anyone have any words of encouragement.  Any good books to read on this subject.  

Marry a man with dead parents!  His father died years before we met and his mother died right after we started dating.  Poof!  Problem taken care of.  Now before you all start flaming me, I am just kidding.  But I do realize how lucky I am to not have to deal with a MIL.  He has brothers who have children and grandchildren, so they spend Christmas Day with their families.  We all get together on Christmas Eve.  On Christmas Day we go to my family's.  One of my sisters has the MIL from He$$ and boy does she wish she was in my place!  

Marry a man with dead parents!  His father died years before we met and his mother died right after we started dating.  Poof!  Problem taken care of.  Now before you all start flaming me, I am just kidding.  But I do realize how lucky I am to not have to deal with a MIL.  He has brothers who have children and grandchildren, so they spend Christmas Day with their families.  We all get together on Christmas Eve.  On Christmas Day we go to my family's.  One of my sisters has the MIL from He$$ and boy does she wish she was in my place!  

Found this on the internet and it cures in three days!  It really works!

Triamcinolone cream mixed with monistat, tiny dot three times a day.

My son is 8, he's in 3rd grade.

He can concentrate for hours on videogames.  We spend all of our time together, except for the hours he is in school.  Of course, I'm a SAHM MT, so that makes for more time for us.  He talks nonstop to everyone, everywhere, all the time.  However, my dad and my DH's dad do the same thing, so that could be inherited!

I'm not sure if ADD is the right word here, but don't know how else to describe it.  He's not behind by any means in school, however the thing is, it takes him twice as long to complete *jobs*, as his teacher puts it, than the other kids.  I know from my experience with him and homework, and it's like pulling teeth sometimes to get one worksheet done.  He's just extremely social, I guess.  He can't sit still.  He has a hard time focusing, I do know that much. 

Medication is the last thing we want to do (yes, his father is VERY involved in his life...we are an intact family).  I'm thinking about taking him to his ped's office just to talk about some things we can try.  I don't want him labeled with anything unless we know for sure he has it.  I'm just exploring options right now.

Thanks for the advice and responses y'all, keep 'em coming! 

I definitely need to lose the plastic hamster cage.  It has metal slats on the sides and all of their bedding gets pushed out all over the floor.  Who ever thought that was a good idea.  I wish they would have warned me at the pet store. 

BTW, three days after we got them, one of them chewed its tail off or one of the others possibly did it.  Ever heard of that? 

I think my husband could probably change those too, but $100 each bearing, and it's happened several times to you, that would get really aggravating.  I'm considering a different vehicle, possibly.  I like my car alot, but if this is something that could be ongoing, i don't want the headache.  we have a 1994 dodge dakota that we bought brand new and he maintains it and we never have problems with it.  i just think some of this new technology on the cars isn't so great.

thanks for your info!  it helps to know what other people have done.  there is a website i found topix.com that have a whole bunch of people on there that have had this problem and some of them said what they did to help the problem.

i don't even have credit cards to some of these accounts that are open.  i think i will end up closing some of them.  i think there are at least 10 or so of these credit card accounts that are open on my credit report that i don't use at all and haven't used for many years. 

First, her name is Dixie Lucille...she's precious!

Second, I am in no way expecting her to be fully potty trained by now, my thing is she poops in her kennel, then gets it all over herself. She goes out at least every hour on the hour.  She eats at 7, 12, and 5 every day, then goes out to potty, walk, etc. We did not get her from a *breeder* per se, a neighbor had pups so we got one from her. She was kept outside when she was with her family.

We do the whole praise and treat thing when she goes outside. We play with her, we walk her regularly...I am a bit impatient by nature, guess that's something I need to work on.

Anyway, thanks for all the advice. I'm not ready to give her up yet. Our 9 YOS loves her, which is a HUGE accomplishment for him, as he has always been afraid of dogs, but like me, fell in love with her when we saw her.  My DH always wanted a Basset, so held out until he found one. She's a sweetie and I know her accidents are not her fault...I just hate cleaning up the mess and having to wash her off again and again.  I'll keep y'all posted on her (and my) progress!