Here is how greatly my level of nausea risen: For the most part, I've survived by avoiding strong smells or flavors, no spicyness, lots of rainbow sherbet (it's the only thing that will reliably stay down in the depths of my stomach for more than three minutes). Ten minutes ago I watched a scene in Tin Cup where Cheech Marin sniffs a carton of milk and makes a nasty face, implying that the milk had turned...and just the idea of spoiled milk made me run straight to the bathroom and make an offering to the porcelain powers that be.

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I passed out in illustrious stepfather's office today; I'd been standing at his assistant's desk, leaning against a file cabinet talking about "So Graham Norton" and eating grapes (another formerly-reasonable food, but just wait and see what happens) when my ears began ringing, my vision faded and my knees collapsed. It felt like hours, being there on the floor--cool and quiet but for the rushing that wouldn't leave my ears. They told me later that it was barely half a minute, not even long enough to call 911 or check my pulse (wasn't much to check by the time I thought about it, prone on the sofa in my stepfather's office, ice pack on my forehead--I could barely feel my heart, my blood, nothing there. I sat up and immediately felt the six grapes and cup of sherbet rise, so off to the ladies' room I stumbled. My legs barely worked, so between that and the rushing deafness in my ears and the darkness surrounding my field of vision, I was underwater, drowning, unable to breathe.

I crumbled on the floor, cool tiles matching the sweat on my brow in temperature. Seconds, minutes, maybe half an hour? later, I rose on shaky legs, stumbled back to the office. Drank some water. Made bad jokes about my stepfather killing me if I dared to die in his office. Promised I was fine, headed to my car, fought with the parking attendant. Drove home. Ran out of gas. walked inside. collapsed.