Ike
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TriggersPhil your thread got me thinking, What triggers who ?
Mine are sleep (cant sleep for more that 4hrs straight without hit) and if i sleep in the day im hit.
petrol, some flowers beer wine etc.. perfumes hot bath/shower, paint, heat from central heating ie every time i sit in the waiting room in hospital i got hit
and then just the random hits that have no triggers,
what triggers you ?
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phil h
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Fluorescent lighting , high pitched sounds , hospitals are full of audio , visual triggers - too many to disect . Hot dogs , chinese food . Sirens ...... Stress . Barametric bounces . Rain . These are some ..... and the smell of popcorn , incense (church can be a nightmare ) , some perfumes , the smell of gas,glue, amonia and some scented candles . Anything that assaults my sinusis................... I'm sure there are more..... thunder , lighting........... too much sugar ......................  :smt104 :smt104
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phil h
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Stress, mine personally. I can usually deal with incredible levels of stress in dealing with others crisis . That kind of focus I'm good with . Now my personal stress can bring on major hits if it's really big stress.  phil h
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Sherri
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All of the above...and the assholes across the hall are leaving turpintine sitting in there...they're painting it.
Not only am I getting hit constantly, Im wretching.
F**k F**k F**k F**k F**k F**k F**k F**k F**k....WHY????????????????????????????????????????? 
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phil h
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Dogs barking me awake from a dead, to overdue sleep . When they all want to go out , I'm the one they bark to ............ :smt104
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Sherri
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Ouch Phil. That is a tough one...sound can be maddening.
When I lived in Florida, a little boy lived underneath me...and would scream...not the normal sounds a child makes. But a high pitched, never evending screech...and right under my window. I would start crying he would hurt my head so badly.
I cannot eat or drink anything citrus...no orange juice, etc. That's definate. No alcohol. Chemical smells...like turpentine. Certain perfumes. Any breeze or air on the left side of my face triggers me...even the softest air.
And I have many hits that seem to come out of nowhere...and of course...sleep.
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