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Old 10-31-2007, 05:45 PM
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If anyone wants the magical Excel function, let me know. It's a combination of =IF and a custom VBA formula.

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Originally Posted by Kiwi Lover
Sorry about the migraines. Have you ever tried Tylenol with Codeine (need a prescription)...works great! [be quiet Basket Weaver]

I've actually got prescriptions for both 1000 mg ibuprofen tablets (takes the edge off the various accompanying muscle aches) and Relpax, which normally works a treat.

I don't get auras, so I can usually work through a mild migraine. (There really is such a thing, although I wouldn't call it pleasant.) I just ask my coworkers to stop existing so loudly and everything's fine.

Once a year or so I get one so bad that the meds won't touch it and my cognitive functioning is more impaired than usual. So I stay home and take homeopathic full-strength Coke and Fritos (for the caffeine and salt) and use my therapeutic frozen peas in combination with my lavendar-infused eyemask.

Eventually, the barometric pressure changes or my hormones return to normal and I can function. Neurology tests have ruled out it being much else than pulling a bad lot in the genetic lottery.
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