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    Re: Overstress Overtired Overwhemed................Vent/whine post sorry (long)

    Are you taking any vitamins? eating right? Be sure to take care to watch what you are eating that could facilitate such a fog - you never know what it could be. Sometimes just a drop in one vitamin can throw us for a few days.
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    Re: Overstress Overtired Overwhemed................Vent/whine post sorry (long)

    Lisa--

    Sometimes when one's mind has reached its limit (but the body carrying that mind around refuses to stop)...the mind will shut itself off for a bit. It sounds like this is what happened to you.

    So what to do?

    You need to LISTEN to your MIND. It is telling you that you are piling on the stress and the worry and project on top of project on top of project on top of project....and it is TOO MUCH right now!

    You need to find a way to eliminate some of the burdens that you are currently carrying. What project can you set aside for a moment? What can someone do for themselves, instead of with your assistance? What can you stop thinking/stressing/worrying about for a while?

    I know it will be hard to shut down some of those stressors - but you really need to force yourself to stop being everybody's "savior" for a while.

    Please take care of yourself (and your tooth!) and try and give your brain a rest when you can!
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    Re: Overstress Overtired Overwhemed................Vent/whine post sorry (long)

    HD, if the infection from an abcessed upper tooth spreads to the sinuses; it is only a short hop to developing a brain abcess from there.

    You CANNOT fool with this; insurance or no insurance. You NEED course of antibiotics and the tooth HAS to be pulled. The ideal is to have a root canal done, but pulling the tooth is a LOT cheaper.
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