Hi Rina,

Welcome to the family. 

I'd say if you have something that works, don't think about it too hard.  Just be grateful.  It may never stop working.  I hope that is so.

For me (and a lot of others) if the hit gets too far, the O2 won't touch it.  Then it's time for me to reach for my Imitrex.  Fortunately that doesn't happen very often.

Good luck hon and don't overthink it. Just make the most of the PF time and keep your weapons handy.

-Dennis-

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I am sorry about that.   Really sorry.   If thias condition of ours is anything...it IS dramatic.   Were you on Tpopomax by any chance?

G'day Rina, and don't worry for a second that O2 might stop working. It's quite unlikely and a bridge we'll cross if we reach it.

Also sorry to hear about your adverse reactions to some medications that work very well for a lot of people but hope is at hand. For instance, have you heard about Red Bull energy drinks? Chug-a-lugged at the first hint of an attack can do wonders and, before you ask, I certainly don't have shares in the company.

(Mind you, given the free advertising they get here, I wonder if they shouldn't be sending a little something DJ's way!)

There's also very mild alternatives like kudzu and melatonin which are helping many and an intriguing thread on the Medications board entitled Kilowatt3 that's also worth a read.

Importantly, are you using your O2 to best effect? Check the 'oxygen info' button to your left or just simply keep asking questions. It's why we're here.

Cheers and beers,

Brian down under.