Actually, scratch that. Sorry - I've been asked to stay where I am for the time being, and I can't blame anyone for that.
For the time being: - Find something sharp. A needle or safety pin will do. Prick your finger until you draw blood - if you're undergoing amplificiation, your pain sensitivity will be dulled. - Check your pupils in the mirror. Dilation is a sign of amplification. - Try swallowing. If it's hard, or you can't do it at all, that's a problem. - Do something that requires physical coordination and/or manual dexterity. Tossing a ball up and down and catching it will work in a pinch. If you're having more trouble than usual, that could be a warning sign - or it could just mean you're nervous.
Other than that, pay attention to what's going on in your head. If your thinking's getting clouded, if you find yourself unable to recall things that should be easy for you, anything like that... there's probably something wrong. Let me know what's up, okay?
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Date: 2011-10-06 10:30 pm (UTC)For the time being:
- Find something sharp. A needle or safety pin will do. Prick your finger until you draw blood - if you're undergoing amplificiation, your pain sensitivity will be dulled.
- Check your pupils in the mirror. Dilation is a sign of amplification.
- Try swallowing. If it's hard, or you can't do it at all, that's a problem.
- Do something that requires physical coordination and/or manual dexterity. Tossing a ball up and down and catching it will work in a pinch. If you're having more trouble than usual, that could be a warning sign - or it could just mean you're nervous.
Other than that, pay attention to what's going on in your head. If your thinking's getting clouded, if you find yourself unable to recall things that should be easy for you, anything like that... there's probably something wrong. Let me know what's up, okay?