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was it liamstliam that described food poisoning as four hours of wishing for death last time I had it? Cause goddamn.

There is definitely something about quietly chanting to yourself "I will not throw up in my car" over and over while highway driving. And no I didn't. That didn't start up in earnest until I got home.

Better now, sorta. Going to attempt some cream of wheat and applesauce and see if I keep that down. And throw out the rest of the Annies from last night, which is tragic because it was delicious, but only the first time around.

Home today... if I feel better enough this afternoon, going to do errandy stuff.

Comments

[retsuko.livejournal.com]

Oh, God, that sounds awful. Hope you're feeling lots better!

[11th-letter.livejournal.com]

And we are very very sure that this was food poisoning and not something more worrisome, yes?

[bottledgoose.livejournal.com]

we are very very sure, yes. I told myself that if I still woke up feeling like death I'd call the Doc, but I was pretty okay when I got up this morning. Also breakfast went and stayed down with no problems.

Funny thing... I used to have iron stomach. Not since surgery. It's like since then my body's all like OH YEAH WE DON'T HAVE TO ACTUALLY PUT UP WITH THINGS WE DON'T LIKE! THROWING UP! FANTASTIC IDEA! Which is probably better for me in the long run, but ugh.

[liamstliam.livejournal.com]

Coulda been me, but I am unsure.

[nireena.livejournal.com]

ugh; happened to me earlier this year. did *not* make it back home from work and had to pull over at one point.

always, always, always keep a plastic shopping bag somewhere in your car as a trash bag and/or car sickness bag, as the case may be. unpleasant, but much easier to clean up (just threw it in the dumpster on the way to up to my apt) than cleaning the car carpet.

[queenlyzard.livejournal.com]

*shudders* I wouldn't wish food poisoning on my worst enemy.