10.19.2004

antinauseant

i'm on drugs today. really. seriously. drugs! my favorite kind too! not that i grade my drugs, but they're pink, and that makes taking them so much easier. Gravol

Caution:
MAY CAUSE DROWSINESS. AVOID DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE OR PERFORMING TASKS REQUIRING MENTAL ALERTNESS.

alright, that clears me from blogging today. no mental alertness here!

i went to the doctor last night to figure out what's going on up there, where the wheels are supposed to be turning on a stationary axle. But, for the past week have been gyrating on a topsy turvy pivot. (please see previous entry: STOP!) alas, i have an inner-ear virus. she said that it was similar to the flu, but because the virus resides in my inner-ear it is affecting my balance. so to counter these effects, she suggests Gravol. Gravol, with the drowsiness, the NO DRIVING and NO MENTAL ALERTNESS.

i had a talk with my sister today while we were out getting my medication. how does Gravol, or any antinauseant work? they all seem to make you drowsy and pass out. is it possible that you just get so tired that u pass out and can no longer experience the dizziness? maybe. quite possible. but how is that a cure? HERE! take this medicine! it will get rid of your dizziness but will give u a whole new et of incapacitating symptoms!" riiightt, i'm jumping in my seat right now wondering where i sign up!!

anyway, the side-effects of taking Gravol are starting to kick in and i've lost my train of thought as to where this whole thing is going, but i'm at home. and will remain at home. NOT DRIVING. and having NO MENTAL ALERTNESS.

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