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[the_rck]

And, two hours later, I’m not doing too badly. I had a headache for about twenty minutes (might have been the medication and might not), but it’s gone now. I had more problems after nearly inhaling some feta cheese than I would normally expect. Basically, I coughed and couldn’t quite catch my breath for a while. My lungs feel clear, but my throat, high up, right below my jaw, feels odd, like something’s not working right.

I don’t know that my anxiety is any less. It’s very hard to tell given that just taking a new medication is anxiety inducing because of all of the risks to it.

The new restaurant turned out not to be open. We’re not clear if it doesn’t serve lunch or if it just didn’t today. Given the location, I’d expect them to serve lunch, but really, who knows? At any rate, we picked up food at the Syrian place nearby and brought it home to eat.

Scott and Cordelia have gone out to run errands. Right now, they’re not planning to do the groceries, but Scott left it open that he might do that later on. I have a list more or less ready to go. I also want him to drop my winter coat off to be dry cleaned before I forget about it again. I’d really hate to only remember in November when I actually need it if I’m going to leave the house.

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[dancingdragon3.livejournal.com]

Is this medication one of those beta blockers? Id be interested to know how it turns out. I should be starting something new next week that Ive never heard of.

Ive never had Syrian before. That sounds neat. I feel like restaurants are open less hours than they used to be. In the neighborhood where I work, half the restaurants close at 4 for the whole day.

I hope the med works out.

[the_rck]

It is a beta blocker, a cardiac selective one.

The restaurant that we wanted to try just opened on the 5th. I found an article talking about it that says that they're going to gradually extend their hours. At first, they'll only do dinner. Then they'll do brunch and dinner. Then they'll add lunch.