[ gaila wondered if everyone's first migraine was this intense, as she tried and failed to fall asleep in the room adjacent northern sickbay. the lights were at twenty percent brightness and the door was closed: it was cool and quiet, and she was definitely tired, but clearly the station had other things in mind than comfort. but, as the nosebleed
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She walked into sickbay with a tissue held to her nose, stopping every once in a while to stop the hallways from spinning. She wasn't seeing or hearing anything, but the migraine was hitting her pretty badly and it wasn't something she was used to.
Finally, she made her way into the sickbay and immediately winced at the lights. She remembered Linette had said she was suffering from a headache before - if this was some sort of epidemic, shouldn't the lights be dimmer than this? - and leaned against the wall, covering her eyes.]
Lights, fifty percent. ['Off' sounded better to her right now, but she did want to be able to walk to a bed without falling.]
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I turned them up to see if my nose was bleeding. Sorry.
[ at least she wasn't alone now. gaila got off the bed and headed for the box of tissues on the corner counter. ]
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It might be, I can't really see. Mine is. [She pulled the tissue away from her nose, looking at it for a moment before putting it back.]
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Have you ever had a migraine before?
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I'm afraid there might be more patients come here soon. I thought I'd give you a heads up.
[When he saw the blood, he hastened to her side.]
Is it getting worse?
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When people get migraines, do they usually... see things?
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Why, is that what you're experiencing?
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No. I thought I was somewhere else. The room looked like the inside of a shuttle for a second.
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