It wasn't worrying before the falling head-first but now it sorta is.

Hullo.

 So there's this tiny tidbit I'm offering about the aftermath of my epic fainted-and-split-my-head-on-the-floor incident. It's been 5 days, and I've got these headaches, throbbing around my head, and it's gradually becoming more and more painful.
Is that normal?
Should I be worried?

 I mean, if I hadn't had cracked my head on the floor I wouldn't even be the tiniest bit concerned about it but yeah, I just got my head cracked on the floor so the frequency of these headaches are kinda making me edgy.
Maybe I should've taken Dad on that offer about the hospital bit after all.
Get my head checked.
Physically, of course.

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