And according to RSM the sense of dread wasn’t anxiety because when you have an anxiety attack you think you are actually going to die. When, and I only speak for myself here, non specific anxiety, aka a sense of dread is pretty debilitating in itself.15 hours ago, Roadsidemum - who never drinks energy drinks (except Lucozade) - drank a Mother because in a shocking turn of events she had to be somewhere where, to be absent, even death would not have been a good enough excuse.
Roadsidemum hoped that drinking Mother would not bring any ill effects, such as an ME crash later.
5 hours ago Roadsidemum was in an ME crash with the worst sense of dread she has ever had. It was really bad. Even her tweet typing had typos in them and everything. Roadsidedad was summoned to lie back to back on the bed; alas he was asleep, presumably in another room, I mean abode.
Anyway, I don't think there was any zine editing today.
I used to drink Vodka & Red Bull (another energy drink similar to Monster) and after a heavy night out, in the morning I’d wake up the same. Jittery and on edge from the caffeine with a sense of impending doom from the alcohol. Just sayin’.15 hours ago, Roadsidemum - who never drinks energy drinks (except Lucozade) - drank a Mother because in a shocking turn of events she had to be somewhere where, to be absent, even death would not have been a good enough excuse.
Roadsidemum hoped that drinking Mother would not bring any ill effects, such as an ME crash later.
5 hours ago Roadsidemum was in an ME crash with the worst sense of dread she has ever had. It was really bad. Even her tweet typing had typos in them and everything. Roadsidedad was summoned to lie back to back on the bed; alas he was asleep, presumably in another room, I mean abode.
Anyway, I don't think there was any zine editing today.
Isn't it just amazing how all of these things can happen to one person...such bad luck...Another day, another life threatening emergency
It sounds like the after effect of too much caffeine and whatever else goes in energy drinks has upset her autonomic system. My internet diagnosis is the stress of the energy drink has caused palpitations and depersonalisation-derealisation. It feels odd like you’re outside yourself and you’re not real. I personally think it feels like a painless hangover.Of COURSE she is. Jesus - they will start putting a cubicle to one side for her at this rate. If any of it is true mind. Another week, another complete lack of zine work and disregard for her children’s education, health and well-being. Because she had an energy drink.
Some energy drinks (the cheap Happy Shopper ones mostly) give me palpitations, but I've never had any of the other symptoms.It sounds like the after effect of too much caffeine and whatever else goes in energy drinks has upset her autonomic system. My internet diagnosis is the stress of the energy drink has caused palpitations and depersonalisation-derealisation. It feels odd like you’re outside yourself and you’re not real. I personally think it feels like a painless hangover.
Ah I believe the de-personalisation type thing is related to ME. I’ve had it a few times, usually when there is something stressful happening.Some energy drinks (the cheap Happy Shopper ones mostly) give me palpitations, but I've never had any of the other symptoms.
It can be an issue with Autistic Spectrum Disorders as well, iirc, but I think in a different way, and if so I've not had it happen.Ah I believe the de-personalisation type thing is related to ME. I’ve had it a few times, usually when there is something stressful happening.
I get this with panic attacks sometimes. I wonder if the feeling of being hopped up on energy drinks is similar enough to panic that your brain starts doing the other stuff?It sounds like the after effect of too much caffeine and whatever else goes in energy drinks has upset her autonomic system. My internet diagnosis is the stress of the energy drink has caused palpitations and depersonalisation-derealisation. It feels odd like you’re outside yourself and you’re not real. I personally think it feels like a painless hangover.
I think there is a panic/overload element to it. I’ve had it out of “nowhere” a bit when I’m getting period cramps as well, so could relate to hormones.I get this with panic attacks sometimes. I wonder if the feeling of being hopped up on energy drinks is similar enough to panic that your brain starts doing the other stuff?
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