Absolutely, thank you for asking. Even one year in I’m still figuring out my good days from bad days and I often tell people who see my symptoms that I’m discovering them (the symptoms) the same time they (the people) are. It doesn’t come with an instructions manual lol.

Sometimes I might be able to go out and run my errands without too many problems, and sometimes I won’t be able to. But I won’t know before I actually do it, so most of the time I try to avoid any known triggers and stay sedentary.

A good day is when I don’t get too much nausea and especially not the “99%” nausea, the moment where basically any sensation whatsoever can cause me to throw up. These usually last several minutes and I have to stay perfectly still, not thinking, not moving, not talking, only being able to wait until it goes away.