• CEOofmyhouse56@aussie.zone
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    10 days ago

    Occasionally I wake up with what I call a high menopause day. Maybe twice a month. Brain fog, blurred vision, jittery. A definite no driving day. So today I thought I’d do an experiment. I had a Vyvanse. And no it’s nobody’s medication. No I’m not abusing them. I’ve had them for 6 months and this is a first time try.

    These are my findings so far. The brain fog is still there. My eyes are still a little unfocused. Motivation is still the same as always. I can self motivate myself quite easily anyway. I am a little more active than a usual high menopause day. I’m a usually active person but on days like that I do tend to not over do things. I do feel like I could chat someone’s ear off. I have no muscle pain. Heart rate is fine.

    Would I take it again. Probably. I’m not in a hurry to though. I can see how it helps people. I’m just going about my day. Taking breaks. Drinking a lot of water. It’ll be interesting to see the the effects later.

    Oh and by the way I’m cleaning my George Forman grill and it’s looking beautiful.