u/LasersGirl

I haven’t been to a concert in 15 or 20 years. And to say that I had sticker shock when I saw the lowest of the prices for the Glendale shows, is like saying that Neil was an OK drummer. I eventually got over it, but then I was like nobody else wants to go, so do I bite the bullet and buy a ticket for just myself? I was almost ready to buy a random solo ticket, but one of my friends said that she was interested in going, and now we will be at the December 3rd show.

The only question I have now is, is it December yet? Cannot wait.

It’s been a rough year and a half. I have had migraines since my early twenties, and anxiety and depression for just as long. Last year, I was diagnosed with Ménière’s and fibromyalgia. Both diagnoses were a long time coming. I know that these cluster around one another, but I have a question.

I just finished a 28-day migraine. (I’m menopausal or post-menopausal.) This followed a fibromyalgia flare that I couldn’t ignore, so I pushed until I got some answers. Before the flare, the same thing happened with Ménière’s. I had a protracted episode of dizziness, hearing issues (you know the ones, so I won’t add them here), etc.

Now the Ménière’s is back, and better than ever! My depression seems to be getting better, however. Is this what I have to look forward to in my dotage? As I get older, will I be going through rolling blackouts like this where they follow on one another’s footsteps? Has anyone else experienced this?

Cross-posted to r/migraine & r/Menieres

This article from the Men’s Journal proffers YYZ as the song with the greatest drum solo of all time. Now, I’m a bit biased because I love that song, especially the version on Exit… Stage Left.
What say you?

I saw this on YouTube a couple of days ago. The shirts are awesome. I am not savvy enough to attach this to the post about the t-shirts, and for that I apologize. Rush Parody Cartoon was the post. @hawkpodcasts is apparently a big fan. He's been posting like crazy!