Sentence examples for My painkiller from inspiring English sources

The following Monday, the addition of new drugs to my painkiller regime completely floors me - and my energy was already low as my body strived to heal itself.

WHEN I stock up on ibuprofen (my painkiller of choice), I typically buy a 500-count bottle of a store brand like Kirkland or Rite Aid.

The hospital I went to in 2004 to address my painkiller addiction (which happened in part due to the migraines) was a "dual-diagnosis" facility — they treated my panic disorder and depression simultaneously.

The character comes off as a self-conscious old prima donna; his voice rises plaintively as he badgers Clov: "Is it not time for my painkiller?" Hill modulates his performance brilliantly so that the audience vacillates between hating Hamm for his petulance and selfishness, pitying him for being so pathetic, and being moved by his bouts of regret and clarity.

Through my painkiller haze, his features run together and I see his head as a coconut with a little flap of its shell missing where his perma-smile is.

Helen comes to help me home: I'm overjoyed to see her, and we chat for an hour before my painkillers and taxi arrive.

When I had my colon surgically removed in 1984, in the insolent invulnerability of youth I refused my painkillers as quick as I could - even though it meant long hours of night sweats, gripping the sheets, gritting my teeth.

I'm off all my painkillers, sleeping pills, and anxiety medication and never went through chemotherapy.

"When my painkillers ran out and I woke up, I saw that my blood was going back up into the transfusion.

My previous painkiller was much better than celecoxib My previous painkiller was somewhat better than celecoxib My previous painkiller and celecoxib were the same Celecoxib was somewhat better than my previous painkiller Celecoxib was much better than my previous painkiller Only subjects who responded with answers 2, 3 or 4 were eligible for randomisation.

Everyone wanted to know if I needed another pillow, something to eat and when I'd taken my last painkiller.