@hazardwarning I was breaking out in hives and having trouble breathing. That went away once they administered the meds via IV.
@matigo i have a good idea. However, it’s also been quite a while since I’ve been tested and it might be worth doing so again.
This is a bad year for a lot of people. One of the hospital workers told me she typically doesn’t have seasonal allergies but this year? She’s got them.
My only other similar reaction occurred in 2002 driving through Southern Georgia into the panhandle of Florida. A country doctor gave me a steroid shot for it.
Unfortunately I ended up going to the local ER as I had a massive allergic reaction to something. Spent most of the day with a higher than normal blood pressure that’s finally starting to come down.
The staff was not exact competent. Then again, this is a quaint Southern town we’re talking about.
Today, I am glad I don’t work for CrowdStrike or Microsoft, nor does my day job involve IT operations.
@variablepulserate I watched that movie with my son some years ago…he fell asleep while watching it.
Also, you have to consider what was passing for entertainment back in the day when that movie came out.
It won't take a lifetime
Just take your own time
As long as you get there
#nowplaying
@jussipekonen true, but expecting the press to change their ways is like waiting for Godot.
@jussipekonen the problem isn’t the press, it’s that people blindly believe them.
When you realize most of what’s discussed (or even memed about) is about things happening to people you don’t personally know in places you’ve never been and you have zero ability to affect a change in the situation…it’s easy to just let it all go.
The people who are truly unhappy spend all their energy trying to convince others their chosen lies are the truth.
Embrace the truth and focus on what YOU can do to change things. This requires complete honesty with the one person people lie to most often: themselves.