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Oct. 18th, 2009 07:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stitchwhichThie silver lining of insomnia is how you feel just after it finally lifts. I woke up this morning at 5:50 - more than 14 hours after I'd gone to sleep, exhausted, yesterday afternoon. It is now an hour and a half later and I've accomplished more in that time than I did on any single day last week.
[Edit: But the effects of the meds - ghastly! I don't see how asthma sufferers deal with the shaking that the inhaler-thingy causes. It's been an hour since I inhaled the stuff and I still have 'fear-like gut flutters' and my hands are shaking so much that it is difficult to type. And the antibiotic? Well, let's just say that if it is kicking the infection's butt as much as it is ripping up my innards, then I'm going to be the healthiest person around. Wow.]
[Edit: But the effects of the meds - ghastly! I don't see how asthma sufferers deal with the shaking that the inhaler-thingy causes. It's been an hour since I inhaled the stuff and I still have 'fear-like gut flutters' and my hands are shaking so much that it is difficult to type. And the antibiotic? Well, let's just say that if it is kicking the infection's butt as much as it is ripping up my innards, then I'm going to be the healthiest person around. Wow.]
