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she sounds very stressed. she talks about having migraines and seems very annoyed by it.

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Didion's tone tells me that she has accepted the fact that she has migraine's that they are never going to go away. She learns that she has to find ways to deal with them.

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It seems like she’s accepting the fact that she can’t change herself or change the fact that she gets migraines and it bothers her but she tries to push through it

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Didion's tone in "In Bed" is stressed, yet composed. She lists everything that gives her the migraines that shows how chaotic this part of her life is. But it is clear that she has also accepted what is happening to her. With the listing, we not only see how chaotic her life is but we also see her stream of consciousness. It is like she is telling a close friend or her therapist about her issue, not a bunch of readers from English class.

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the migraine is bringing her stress, leading to her being annoyed of everything. she lives having to accept thats gonna be stuck to her for the rest of her life. Didions tone seems very understanding.

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"And I have learned now to live with it, learned when to expect it, how to outwit it, even how to regard it, when it does come, as more friend than lodger. We have reached an understanding, my migraine and I. Tell me that my house is burned down, my husband has left me, that there is gunfighting in the streets . . . and I will not respond by getting a headache. It comes instead. . . during weeks of household confusions, lost laundry, and when I get no work done. On days like that my friend comes uninvited."

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didions tone started to accept her migraine and about her voice is being annoyed by it

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Upon reading, you can tell that's she's come to finally accept it, not bothering trying to fight it anymore but instead just allowing it to do what it pleases (not really) but almost like that. while reading, she gives information on what she now (might) goes through on a daily basis as she continues to battle against these migraines, and it seems as time moved on, she can barely get down the bare minimum in her life as it seems like her life has been stripped away from her, unfairly.

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Didions seems like she has accepted her migraine from the tone in her voice and what shes saying. Didion also seems stressed.

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The voice I hear is one that’s accepting but also annoyed. She already learned to live with her migraines and expects it. She knows how to work around it. But it feels like she gets annoyed because she has to deal WITH a migraine, especially when it comes unannounced.