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marble falls

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16. Don't be too hard on hubby. We men sometimes don't listen as we try to solve problems ...
Tue Apr 9, 2019, 10:15 PM
Apr 2019

outside our ken.

Like Red Green says: I'm a man. I can change. If I have to.

On a positive note, your blood pressure was good and says you were actually pretty calm about a pretty scary episode.

I blacked out for the first time in my life a few weeks ago, I remember feeling unwell and telling myself I could hack it - just breathe and sip water (I was in a restaurant with friends). And looked up to see the whole table looking at me in almost wide eyed alarm. I was told I was babbling and had been "out" for several minutes. The show was good enough to quiet the restaurant.

I think you handled your episode much better than I did: I left the restaurant in major embarrassment just before EMS showed up. I have been borderline diabetic for a couple of years and have been controlling it with diet. The weird thing for me is I kind of remember talking to someone not at the table as I came to. I guess that was what the babbling was about.

Please take of yourself.

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First, let me say how sorry I am that you had this happen to you. CaliforniaPeggy Apr 2019 #1
Not like that irisblue Apr 2019 #2
no but mopinko Apr 2019 #3
That's interesting.... crimycarny Apr 2019 #7
well, i am someone who is prone to mopinko Apr 2019 #8
Epilepsy is so misunderstood crimycarny Apr 2019 #10
my youngest had 3 serious mi dx before she was finally found to have mopinko Apr 2019 #13
I have had panic attacks in the past BigmanPigman Apr 2019 #4
Could be a complex partial seizure n/t RamblingRose Apr 2019 #5
Kind of sounds like a severe hypoglycemic episode. Are you maybe borderline diabetic ... marble falls Apr 2019 #6
Blood sugar levels ok crimycarny Apr 2019 #12
Don't be too hard on hubby. We men sometimes don't listen as we try to solve problems ... marble falls Apr 2019 #16
Husband is borderline diabetic as well crimycarny Apr 2019 #19
I don't know why, but I'm guessing sugar bcause I had a spike two pysicals ago ... marble falls Apr 2019 #20
Sorry to hear about the cancer crimycarny Apr 2019 #24
I have to fight it: the alternative is not acceptable. So far in five years: five bladder surgeries marble falls Apr 2019 #25
when i had em they sorta started like a bell ringing in my head followed by a rush msongs Apr 2019 #9
I will try that crimycarny Apr 2019 #15
I'm sorry you experienced this happybird Apr 2019 #11
Did she also experience fatigue? crimycarny Apr 2019 #14
She did happybird Apr 2019 #17
Thank you crimycarny Apr 2019 #18
Has your stress load increased recently? Bayard Apr 2019 #21
Yes--stress has been off the charts crimycarny Apr 2019 #23
Oh, you have teenagers at home? Lulu KC Apr 2019 #27
I think it was some sort of seizure crimycarny Apr 2019 #28
This is all familiar Lulu KC Apr 2019 #29
This message was self-deleted by its author Bayard Apr 2019 #22
You said that you were very dehydrated. That in itself can make you very light headed & dizzy. YOHABLO Apr 2019 #26
Depersonalization has always been the worst symptom of anxiety attacks Maraya1969 Apr 2019 #30
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