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  1. Hi HCF,

    As @Shaun brearley has said, ginger is helpful in curtailing shadows. I am somewhat of a constant shadower (usually have them on a daily basis). I have found that RC seeds keep them at bay for me for  2-3 weeks. I also think curcumin mixed with ginger helps quite a bit. The RC seeds are easy to get your hands on and legal to purchase (just not to consume) but who's gonna know if you do. If you type in RC in the search bar you will get all the info you need on processing/obtaining etc. I found this pinned thread quite helpful 

    I am not sure what causes shadows but I have had them ever since my first battle with CH. Sometimes they seem to be a warning prior to a cycle and other times they seem to just be aftermath. I also feel like the longer you go without being in a cycle and allowing the cluster bunny to take your brain out and stomp on it, the more intense the shadows become (almost like a cist that really needs to drain) gross analogy I know but... Anyhow I hope this helps. 

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  2. I don't think there is any solid evidence that it helps. While it would benefit you in other ways I don't believe it would do much to help with CH. I quit a few years back by using the juul and gradually lowering the nicotine. Did noda for my CH. 

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  3. 2 minutes ago, hugecomedyfan said:

    Thanks a lot, Jon! You’re saying there is no evidence that CH causes anomalies? I’d be curious to learn what conditions are similar to CH symptoms. 

    I've seen @CHfather mention Hemicrania continua a few times as being somewhat similar and often misdiagnosed cases between CH and HC .. I hadent heard of it prior to his mentioning. When looking the condition up it seems to be close. I believe he mentioned a test of sorts with medication that is effective for HC but not CH...

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  4. Hi HCF,

    I had something similar with my last MRI.. exact wording was (Overall unremarkable MRI of the brain. Tiny foci of T2/FLAIR signal abnormality within the RT external capsule is likely of little clinical significance.) When I spoke to my neuro he explained it to be "white matter" most likely some scaring/scar tissue. I certainly can believe that these bangers have caused some scaring...  He also mentioned that it can be somewhat common in people with migraine or CH. 

    I did the same research thing that you are doing and only scared myself worse than I needed to. Talk to your neuro about it and you will most likely feel much more at ease. It's really easy to research yourself into a fright.

     

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  5. 3 hours ago, Shaun brearley said:

    letters before or after your name soon

    That just made me laugh out loud.. We work with  Architects, Engineers etc.. and I am constantly trying to figure out the letters after the name. (LEED AP, BD+ C, CDT..:huh:) Then you opened with Bloodyhell and I swear I read the comment in Ron's voice from Harry Potter:lol:

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  6. 2 hours ago, Bejeeber said:

    Whoa, thanks @BoscoPiko, I hadn't seen this before.

    I feel all puffed up, haughty, and semi-validated now for having adopted the Thorne brand multivitamin (listed as one of the best brands), while the Kirkland brand oft cited for the D3 regimen doesn't receive such high marks:

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    Brands that people think are high-quality multivitamins but are not:

    • Flintstones multivitamins
    • One-A-Day multivitamins
    • Centrum multivitamins
    • Nature Made multivitamins 
    • Store brands like Kirkland vitamins or Equate vitamins
    • Mega Food multivitamins

    There may still be some quality products within these brands, but their multivitamins contain lots of no-no ingredients.

     

     

    Thanks Jeeb I'm still wrapping my brain around it!

  7. 2 minutes ago, RunnersHi said:

    Overall, the doctor was quite dismissive because she said it couldn’t be a seizure if I was aware of what was happening and not a stroke or TIA because the CT was clear.

    Uff... It's always sad to see a Dr. being dismissive but unfortunately not surprising<_<  We are our best advocate when it comes to our health so I'm glad you are following up!  

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  8. Wow this sounds down right awful! I can't say that I have experienced any of the symptoms but am curious if they ran any type of tests while at the hospital? These symptoms certainly seem to warrant some testing? The inability to speak or control your eyes and body parts sound a bit stroke like.. 

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  9. 50 minutes ago, spiny said:

    Hey, when it comes to leaving their mark, the dog will Shaun!! :D

    Wonder what he stood on? Or was it a flying leap and hope for the tie to hit fast?????? OMG I am falling over laughing Shaun!!

    Not to worry! 

    My cousin has a dog that is OCD. To the point of lining up his toys daily on a mat placed for that purpose!! And the balls are sorted by size then placed on the 'stripe' that he has picked for that size! I copied one pic of his and now cannot find where it went on the PC!! Duh.

    So I cheated and put in another pic of Anatoly - way up high and in an off limit area!!:rolleyes:

    Toly on bookshelf.jpg

    Darn it @spiny how in the world are you ever gonna manage getting mad at that face!

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  10. 3 minutes ago, Shaun brearley said:

    When I was a lot younger around 5 or 6 we had a giant poodle ,when she was in season she escaped and didn't come home for 3days . Cut a story short , she gave birth to 8 puppy's , she had breed with a sausage dog . True story . They we're hideous!!!!!! 

    Oh come on this guy is so cute!

     

    Dachshund Hot Dog Cute and Funny Cartoon Character Vector Illustration -  stock vector 1116182 | Crushpixel

     

     

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  11. 6 minutes ago, spiny said:

    Daddy will gladly hop up on a stool to get the job done!!

    Sounds about rt:D Makes sense that the mom would need to be the larger of the 2. Our fist lab (Abby Doo's mom) decided to try "it" just once at an older age 7. And well once was all it took... She only had 2 pups but they had to be removed because they got to big with all that nutrients to just the two of them.. I can see how a large breed in a small mom may not work out...

  12. 21 minutes ago, Bejeeber said:

    Such a good question lol - I've never researched it, but have thought maybe the Italian Greyhound dad swoops low for the procedure (Italian Greyhounds are already sort of miniatures, much smaller, shorter than 'regular' Greyhounds, so they have that advantage)? :lol:

    Italian swoop maneuver! Sounds about rt:P 

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  13. 4 hours ago, spiny said:

    Knew a Chihuahua once Jeebs that would put his face on the floor and then push across the carpet with his back legs! So, perhaps it came from 'dad', who I assume was the Chihuahua? 

    The face rub must be Lolas' beauty routine!!! :D

    Bosco, if you had Appa, I would have had a guess for breed!!! Assa? I would say you might with going with personality description there? Kindly fill in the blanks!! :rolleyes: 

    I love appys but yes it was a personality nickname :P

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  14. 12 hours ago, Bejeeber said:

    Greyhuahua = half Italian Greyhound + half Chihuahua, hence the chihuahua head on a long legged body.

    Wait... so how is that even possible.. well I know how it works lol but did one get low or the other have the hops??:D

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  15. 4 minutes ago, BoscoPiko said:

    Greyhuahua..again a breed I have never heard of! That does it my mare is a assamuchkin... salty at times but sweet 2? 

    Nite CH family.. jeeb keep your face on k....xo take it off if needs be. 8:45 here in wonderland must sleep. Xoxo

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  16. 13 minutes ago, Bejeeber said:

    This thread is catching fire :lol:. And for good reason with all these beeyootiful prized pets, and even some riding on the mare mentioned in the original post here!!! Nice way to tie it all back together @BoscoPiko:D

    Now an important question: Do anyone else's dogs like to rub their faces on the rug daily, as our Greyhuahua Lola is seen doing in this action movie?

    Gethuahua = half Italian Greyhound + half Chihuahua, hence the chihuahua head on a long legged body.

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    Oh goodness she is beyond precious!

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