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mole
digs his own way out
Thanks, Kevin. Lots of nice gifts for you, too :)
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I imagine you've tried all the alternative treatments?
Male
macho and hard working - well, some of them!
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triptanes help best (but not good enough), I'm still trying around.
wale
may keep me from working too much ;)
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pale
- your colour if you do work too much
PS I know this might seem crazy, but have you tried having a bowl of wet leaf litter in the room? Houses, offices and so on have a surfeit of positive ions, whereas leaf litter has a majority of negative ions. It's why we feel good after breathing "good green country air". Try taking a few deep breaths over the bowl when migraine symptoms start to appear - before they get into full spate. You have nothing to lose (well, except your reputation with the neighbours, perhaps!)
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leap
...away from all piles of work
leaf litter is an interesting idea, but my migraine mostly starts not in the office. I get it at home after the stress is gone. And there are plenty of leafs when you look out of our living room window:
http://www.rgbstock.com/photo/mDWC3uk/just+look+out+of+your+window
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Can't you get Legionella from leaf litter? I am thinking of something I heard recently about easing migraines, which made a lot of sense. I will see if I can find the info and get back to you.
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apes
I believe Legionella infections are from coolant aerosol sprays - not very likely in leaf litter!
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They're found in potting mix and air conditioning, wherever there is damp.
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Luckily we don't have any air conditioning at work or at home, I think they are bacteria catapults.
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Re the potting mix: http://www.gatesit.com.au/legion/Legionnaire`s_Disease_Potting_Mix.htm