Just had my worst attack since diagnosed

Since being diagnosed and getting buscopan I've been managing to catch the attacks early and mostly stop anything too aggressive. But today... It came on so quick that even with taking the buscopan it did nothing. I was in agony for over an hour. Just when I thought it had calmed down it flared right back up again. At one point I felt myself nearly pass out, all while fighting the feeling of throwing up. I was honestly at a 9.5 on the pain but the NHS says it doesn't count as an emergency and I shouldn't go to a&e until either jaundice sets in or it's been 8hours of agony. Ngl I'm so done with this, it's really messing with my mental health which is already a huge issue. Today I nearly did something bad because I wanted done with it all. Im just so sick of not knowing what will trigger it, it seems so random, one day I can have something the next I can't. And then according to the NHS ap it's like 42 weeks wait time and I just don't know if I can do that.

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u/mchickenl — 4 days ago
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Love you and thanks!

I haven't drawn in ages but I wanted to draw something to say thanks for all that Karina did for us during her time as a host. Good luck going forward, I think we will all miss you on the channel ❤️❤️

u/mchickenl — 4 months ago
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It finally arrived

I hate using my right hand for my phone, please ignore how awkward the angle is

u/mchickenl — 4 months ago
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Bird watchers of the Woking-Staines area have you noticed this?

I've been a big fan of corvids my whole life and know how to tell them all apart mostly, but am not a huge bird watcher or anything even though my grandparents were and thats where I get most my knowledge. So my issue is that since the mid noughties I've been seeing these larger than normal crows, they're not ravens but are nearly a head taller than your average crow. And now I've got a family of them living fairly near me. Does anyone have any idea what they could be or have maybe seen them themselves? I honestly did use to think they were ravens but now know better, and have only seen them locally. Any clue? Terrible pic for fun.

u/mchickenl — 5 months ago

What would happen if a single human became 'immune' to gravity?

If someone randomly at the point where they're not moving, become immune to the effects of gravity, other than possibly exploding slightly, would they just float off into space because they stay in the same spot or would they continue to somewhat move with the planet due to something akin to centrifugal force? Maybe something to do with the laws or motion, and how if you drop something on a moving object it'll fall at the same speed as the moving object

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u/mchickenl — 5 months ago