Playing Xbox, cycling, hanging out in Twitch chats, finding and reporting IT exploits.
some 10/10.30 PM after some episodes of The Wire, and as The Wire is great but nothing much about adrenaline, it was quite easy to sleep after 2 episodes as I had to read subtitles with the fatigue 
PC possibilities prevent from respecting sleep needs, PC & the internet...
Zaho, she's a singer, she really got something
You dont have to respond if you dont want, but you do not seem like the mary Jane type.
Cooking, hiking, cycling, guitar/bass, glass blowing, reading, the list goes on...
Not me personally, but a coworker. Had one pop up on him a few months back. Homie was on his hands and knees in a customer's home. Near tears. Puked (in the bathroom). Literally had to call an ambulance cuz he couldn't walk down stairs and his partner alone wouldnt have been able to get him down either.
Yeah the pain is 10/10. The good news is they don't last all that long (45-90 minutes, usually), but you're down for the count when you get one. Mine usually happen at night, so I'll wake up for an hour or so writhing in pain and then it'll fade out and I'll be back to normal. I've found that this helps keep the pain down to a 5-6/10 so I've been keeping them handy:
if you mention that kind of headache, severity and frequency that has been happening, I would play it safe and go for a scan. the last thing anybody wants is aneurysms.
Yeah I have an appointment lined up just to be on the safe side. My symptoms match cluster headaches to a T though, whereas the only thing I have relating to a potential aneurysm is the headache itself. No neurological deficits, stiff neck, photophobia, diplopia, etc. They also respond incredibly well to oxygen and I fit the demographic of your average sufferer. Had my first bout of them back in 2018 and I'd been headache-free completely prior to this past week.
