A Little Searching (& Waiting) Reminds Me 'How Far Beyond Medicine I Am!'
@mythociate (21437)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
December 17, 2017 11:53am CST
Earlier, I posted about 'how my "eyelid twitching" is a little more-frequent' (in the hope that maybe somebody had 'a homeopathic remedy' for it ... you know 'drink some water with your fingers crossed,' 'suck on your thumb & stick your finger in your ear' or somethin`).
Didn't get anything but a 'hope you're okay' or two.
Then--while looking-up "what it means when a president declares a holiday"--my browser's auto-fill function suggested I search for 'what it means when your eye twitches.' I ran that search http://www.bing.com/search?q=what%20does%20it%20mean%20when%20your%20eye%20twitches&rrid=_4a4d8ca6-d007-c59d-34cf-7b40dfa07200 and it suggested the twitch was caused by caffeine-consumption, lack-of-sleep, and/or stress.
I usually have 4 cups of coffee a day. It's funny; the day the twitch started, I think I actually missed a cup of coffee that day! Just goes to show me---the rules do apply to me, just not 'in the same way they apply to everyone else' 
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@catsholiday (460)
• Derby, England
17 Dec 17
I sometimes get at eye twitch but mine is always from lack of sleep
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@GardenGerty (157663)
• United States
17 Dec 17
It was the stress from missing that extra cup of coffee. I should have seen that post. I knew someone who was given antianxiety pills for it, but it finally went away when she quit her job. Of course she lived on caffeinated beverages and got up incredibly early to work out at the gym and put on her makeup afterwards. Hope none of those are your habit.
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