Comments on: Yesterday I realised I’d failed http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365 ...the things I love Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:17:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: ger prenderville http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1620 ger prenderville Mon, 02 Oct 2006 22:00:07 +0000 http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1620 well done isobel happy knitting and chocolate eating and coffee drinking time to celebrate Ger well done isobel

happy knitting and chocolate eating and coffee drinking
time to celebrate

Ger

]]> By: Sharon http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1607 Sharon Mon, 02 Oct 2006 09:12:00 +0000 http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1607 Good luck with your final assignment - nearly there, soon it will be all over. Good luck with your final assignment - nearly there, soon it will be all over.

]]> By: India http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1595 India Sun, 01 Oct 2006 09:20:58 +0000 http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1595 Migraines are real S***. I am currently coming off all my migraine meds because of fertility treatment. Fortunately, between treatements I can take Zoming, a tryptan which works really well for me. Do you know about some thinking relating to so-called triggers? Some folk believe that a blood sugar drop causes migraine. When you experience the drop, you automatically reach for something sweet, like chocolate. The migraine is already on the way, nothing to do with the chocolate eating. When the migraine finanally hits, what is remembered is the fact that chocolate was eaten, not the blood sugar drop. Just a thought to consider. India Migraines are real S***. I am currently coming off all my migraine meds because of fertility treatment. Fortunately, between treatements I can take Zoming, a tryptan which works really well for me. Do you know about some thinking relating to so-called triggers? Some folk believe that a blood sugar drop causes migraine. When you experience the drop, you automatically reach for something sweet, like chocolate. The migraine is already on the way, nothing to do with the chocolate eating. When the migraine finanally hits, what is remembered is the fact that chocolate was eaten, not the blood sugar drop. Just a thought to consider.
India

]]> By: Cheryl http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1594 Cheryl Sun, 01 Oct 2006 08:32:27 +0000 http://teaandcakes.net/archives/365#comment-1594 OK, maybe this means nothing, but if you were unaware of taking in chocolate via soy milk and it didn't seem to trigger a migraine response...no need for guilt. Taking chocolate unaware, as opposed to the 'I have to have chocolate and I have to have it NOW' seems to indicate that it wasn't an overwhelming controlling need....therefore you didn't fail. Won't mention the assignment, but you'll do fine and it'll all be over soon. And in the scope of eternity, the guilt, the chocolate and the assignment will all find its proper place. OK, maybe this means nothing, but if you were unaware of taking in chocolate via soy milk and it didn’t seem to trigger a migraine response…no need for guilt. Taking chocolate unaware, as opposed to the ‘I have to have chocolate and I have to have it NOW’ seems to indicate that it wasn’t an overwhelming controlling need….therefore you didn’t fail. Won’t mention the assignment, but you’ll do fine and it’ll all be over soon. And in the scope of eternity, the guilt, the chocolate and the assignment will all find its proper place.

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