Dr. Harleen Quinzel (
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Is it common to have the most terrible migraine after the event? And if so, does it happen every time? The IBA should seriously consider handing out Excedrin with their business cards. Maybe a pamphlet of common side effects. Something more tangibly useful than their mission statement.
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We're not entirely sure what triggers them, although they do seem to come with time. I've had a fair few now, but I don't feel like there's a link between timing or anything. Maybe right before or as crazy stuff happens, but that's not a strong theory. And that's one of the reasons I'm not crazy about the support group, incidentally. It doesn't do all the jobs I need it to do.
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I know what you mean about the support group. I added the meetings to my schedule but it just feels a bit like going through the motions. What do you wish you could get from it?
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It's... They're fine as a place to get together and work through our new memories, but they don't necessarily help me feel CALM about everything, or give me ideas on how to handle all the new stuff. I can't pass off some of the stuff from my memories as being my own ideas forever, and learning a new instrument in a matter of a week or three isn't exactly normal either.
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At least knowing a lot of instruments is cool. You sound extremely cool.
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I'm... trying to be cool? I don't know that I do a very good job of it in reality, but I'm working on it. The more people I hear it from, the better it sticks, though, so. Thanks.
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[She hits the send button by accident instead of backspace, hissing under her breath before sighing and starting again.]
Speaking of mental health. Bleh. Anyway, yes, what I do counts, I think! I mostly play small venues - the bars around the city, little clubs, whatever will take me. I have played at least one bigger show, though, and that was the time of my life even if I didn't fill the seats.
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[She responds after a moment with a date and an address, and a Facebook link.]
I don't really have a regular schedule - it really is just whenever I can find a spot. Thankfully, given where we are, there's plenty of those.
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I don't know much about music, but I'm looking forward to it.
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You know, I was going to thank you for wanting to come, and I realized I never asked your name. I am so bad at this some days, oops. And I'm Lisa.
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