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04 Mar 2018, 9:50 pm

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.. I woke up with a somewhat screwed sense of balance. This isn't like every morning wake-ups when most of my senses are more or less disarrayed and less tolerant to take things.
I feel the world literally move as if I'm standing on a moving vehicle. 8O It's not very fast nor it felt inconsistent with 'speed', but enough to make me lean constantly to the right.

Not my head or my stomach -- I don't feel dizzy or nauseous. I don't feel weak either. And I don't feel like there's a button in my head that remained stuck that made me lean/fall right.
Yet that doesn't mean I'd discount the possibility that it had something to do with my nervous/digestive/circulatory system...

My vestibular and proprioception senses are intact. If it weren't, I wouldn't able to catch myself and bump onto something at least once -- I haven't.

But I feel like being pulled by a giant clockwise like direction momentum this entire morning.

Edit: Counter clockwise. I hate words. :x
Edit2: Screw whatever I'm noticing in this. I HATE words.

It's been over 3 hours. I wonder who else experienced this?


This may be some kind of vertigo.
It is always best to go and see a doctor to make sure.
There are different symptoms and you don't have to have all of them.

Your brain is confused for some reason and it is quite frightening when unusual things happen to us.

When I had vertigo in January and February I also felt as though I was moving but mine was set off when I moved my head. So everything would spin really fast and I felt as though I was falling backward or sideways.
My sister-in-law walks to the side as her vertigo pulls her this way.

It is very unpleasant and I hope it disappears soon.



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04 Mar 2018, 10:06 pm

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.. I woke up with a somewhat screwed sense of balance. This isn't like every morning wake-ups when most of my senses are more or less disarrayed and less tolerant to take things.
I feel the world literally move as if I'm standing on a moving vehicle. 8O It's not very fast nor it felt inconsistent with 'speed', but enough to make me lean constantly to the right.

Not my head or my stomach -- I don't feel dizzy or nauseous. I don't feel weak either. And I don't feel like there's a button in my head that remained stuck that made me lean/fall right.
Yet that doesn't mean I'd discount the possibility that it had something to do with my nervous/digestive/circulatory system...

My vestibular and proprioception senses are intact. If it weren't, I wouldn't able to catch myself and bump onto something at least once -- I haven't.

But I feel like being pulled by a giant clockwise like direction momentum this entire morning.

Edit: Counter clockwise. I hate words. :x
Edit2: Screw whatever I'm noticing in this. I HATE words.

It's been over 3 hours. I wonder who else experienced this?


This may be some kind of vertigo.
It is always best to go and see a doctor to make sure.
There are different symptoms and you don't have to have all of them.

Your brain is confused for some reason and it is quite frightening when unusual things happen to us.

When I had vertigo in January and February I also felt as though I was moving but mine was set off when I moved my head. So everything would spin really fast and I felt as though I was falling backward or sideways.
My sister-in-law walks to the side as her vertigo pulls her this way.

It is very unpleasant and I hope it disappears soon.

Vertigo... Hmm...
I sort of expected it for it years to happen, for having a nuisance of a chronic sinusitis only to found out it's happening now.

As an autistic, I half expect having a more or less screwed or altered/changed senses and sensations almost every each waking morning. :o


At least it's not as bad as me playing Minecraft for less than 10 minutes, which is comparatively much worse than I'm still feeling this morning.


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04 Mar 2018, 10:29 pm

I wish I could sleep and that moments of clarity weren't followed by moments of anxiety

I also wish I produced more artwork a lot faster. I feel like if I felt more comfortable at home I could.


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05 Mar 2018, 1:21 am

itchiness and dry skin due to dish heating.


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05 Mar 2018, 1:24 am

Kiprobalhato wrote:
itchiness and dry skin due to dish heating.


use dove or lever or other mild soap. use warm, not hot, water. pat, don't rub, dry. use a high oil moisturizer immediately after drying.



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05 Mar 2018, 1:44 am

do use dove. do shower in warm water.

am guilty of rub-drying but only because my showers take forever and my family would probably stage a military invasion of the bathroom if i took any longer pat-drying myself.


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05 Mar 2018, 1:47 am

Kiprobalhato wrote:
do use dove. do shower in warm water.

am guilty of rub-drying but only because my showers take forever and my family would probably stage a military invasion of the bathroom if i took any longer pat-drying myself.


shorter showers are also recommended for folks with dry skin.



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05 Mar 2018, 1:51 am

do less frequent showers help?


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05 Mar 2018, 1:56 am

Kiprobalhato wrote:
do less frequent showers help?


yes



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05 Mar 2018, 8:43 am

I am having a bad word day.

Trying to find the right words to say to a very good friend of mine in her birthday card.

She means a great deal to me and I don't want to put bland cliche words in her card. :(



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05 Mar 2018, 8:48 am

Temeraire wrote:
I am having a bad word day.

Trying to find the right words to say to a very good friend of mine in her birthday card.

She means a great deal to me and I don't want to put bland cliche words in her card. :(


Try a thesaurus.



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05 Mar 2018, 8:55 am

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Temeraire wrote:
I am having a bad word day.

Trying to find the right words to say to a very good friend of mine in her birthday card.

She means a great deal to me and I don't want to put bland cliche words in her card. :(


Try a thesaurus.


Good thinking - it is done.
I can go post it now. :)



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05 Mar 2018, 12:34 pm

I have such trouble washing my hair. I always take extra long to make sure.


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05 Mar 2018, 1:30 pm

^ Same here, I really hate washing my hair and showering :(


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05 Mar 2018, 2:33 pm

My hair gets so thick and oily that it almost repels water, like a duck. It grows quickly, too, so cutting it short is only a small relief.


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05 Mar 2018, 6:48 pm

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I hope I don't get another stupid call from this stupid number I don't recognize that keeps calling. I picked up yesterday and couldn't understand a word the person on the other line said, except for asking if they could speak to me(sounded like telemarketing call center or something though) so I hung up.

Then today I had my alarm set to wake me up at around 9:30 so of course they call me at freaking 8 in the morning before I wanted to get up of course I didn't answer it because I was half asleep and wanted to continue sleeping in until 9:30. I called back after I got up because this is like the 3rd time they've called and I was trying to see who the hell it is. But it didn't say what company or anything just said 'this call will be recorded for quality assurance' or something and directed me to a person I could not understand so didn't know what else to do aside from hang up on them.

And trying to look up the number online to see who it belongs to is completely useless, its like you have to pay to even get so much as an individual or company name as to who is calling you.

Be careful.
I've heard some will call just to get you to call back so you can then be charged an exhorbitant call rate, and they will try to keep you on the phone as long as possible.
Keep an eye on your charges.

Actually I think you should block that number. It's nothing good.