less like a victorian lady, more like a myotonic goat

[rainsinger]

Well, it turns out that despite my best intentions working 45+ hour weeks continues to be the death of my internet habit

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[meepettemu]

I have it on a badge I can send you?

It sounds horrible, and very similar to a colleague of a colleague of h's, who spent 8 months like that, and suddenly woke up one day better. Not much help perhaps, but I would potentially push your GP for a specialist referral (i know he got one, but got better before he had the appt) to try and get you sorted.

I hope a day at home helps x

[rainsinger]

My GP is well-guarded by receptionists and a ridiculously convoluted appointment-making system that is very effective at deterring me, but I shall persevere.

On the other hand, a badge would be awesome!

[meepettemu]

Send me your address ;) it is languishing on my bedside table looking for a higher cause in life.

[actually_not]

Boo! I hope they did some blood tests while you were here. Ohhhh...you were here! I'd have come and said hi!

[rainsinger]

A&E was particularly hellish yesterday what with the moans and the shrieks, although my strange visual halluciantions provided me with some entertainment.

By the time I thought of texting you it had already gone 5 so I had hoped you had gone home. x

[actually_not]

Yeah, I went home at 2! Hope you're feeling better today. x

[rainsinger]

Resentment Week FTW!

[ozgirlabroad]

I am an excellent fainter too - any time, any place. For me it is low blood pressure and stuffy, humid heat which figures as I barely faint in London outside mid summer, but constantly faint when back in Australia.

[rainsinger]

Hypotension Posse! We should start a band.

[pondbluebird]

Wow that's crazy! Have you ever fainted before or are you just now becoming the fainting lady?

I agree with pushing your GP for a referral. Even if it means making an appointment to see him to get the referral. Tell the guardians you have a high fever.

[dubaiyan]