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just read your journal ,thats a bit serious buddy , what do you think it was

Pinky;581538 wrote: It's ok, it happens once in a blue moon...it's only happened three other times in my whole life! I have no idea what it is, but it won't happen now for another couple of years at least!:D



Yeah, I'll be alright, I'm sitting here drinking milk and scoffing chocolate buttons - like I need an excuse, hehe!




phew thats a relief , i had a head injury about 10 years ago i was pretty much out of it for a year ,i could not walk or talk for 6 months (yes the world was a better place) but when i started walking and going outside i kept just switching off , it was just like someone turning off a light i would just wake up with loads of strangers standing round me looking down , not such a nice feeling is it :wah: :wah: you dont think i have any long term brain damage do you

what do you think is your prob pinky ,it might be worth getting it checking out , just imagine if you were on your bike or driving , i mean you could crash into me or someone

magenta flame;581552 wrote: You'e having seizures and you say you are ok? tuff woman:-3dont mess with the pinkster :wah: :wah:

Pinky;581554 wrote: No, it was only a fainty fit! There are years in between them, honestly, it's not that bad! I'm more embarrassed about looking like a pleb...the kids are going to have the whole weekend to think up bad jokes about this!:D




no dont worry they have not got the faintest idea what to say

Hmmm there isn't always a medical explanation for fainting, did you feel in the least slightly panicky, overwhelmed or anything like that. If you could know would you know what was going on in your unconcious mind at the time?

Pinky;581560 wrote: It'll be along the lines of 'What do you call someone who puts themselves to sleep with their own lessons? Mrs W.':-5




:wah: :wah:



pinks i love the way you are able to laugh at yourself ,and not take everything too serious ,its great , i used to have a real thing for miss barker my art teacher , do any of the lads er have a crush on you , i mean if they are teenagers

I used to black out a lot when I was in my late teens.

It hasn't happened for many years. I'd be more worried if this was the first time it happened to you.

Have you ruled out high blood pressure?...

Being someone who worries alot accompanied with the fact that I have never fainted before in my life naturally you can understand my concern...

I had low blood pressure, if it's the same phenomenon... where your hands and feet go tingly, your vision goes snowy then a tunnel right before you black out.

I got used to it and would just grab the nearest solid object, door frame, whatever and hold on, or sit down if there was nothing to grab.

My blood pressure is higher since pregnancy so I think that's why it stopped.

koan;581582 wrote: I had low blood pressure, if it's the same phenomenon... where your hands and feet go tingly, your vision goes snowy then a tunnel right before you black out.



I got used to it and would just grab the nearest solid object, door frame, whatever and hold on, or sit down if there was nothing to grab.



My blood pressure is higher since pregnancy so I think that's why it stopped.





what you just needed to get laid :wah: :wah: :wah:





your gona get me for that arent you???? :-3

I was going to say low blood pressure like Koan says.



My middle daughter used to have a lot of fainting fits, she has low bp and is told if she feels weird to have a drink and sit down and it should pass.



Glad you are ok now though.

Pinky;581589 wrote: Thanks mate! It's not something that happens often, the last time was a couple of summers ago at a medieval fayre at Sandringham...I felt like a total pleb then as well! I was sitting down at the time though, and my head fell into my friend's lap...she wondered what on earth I was doing!:-3


that old chestnut

jimbo;581587 wrote:



what you just needed to get laid




That'll usually fix just about any problem.

is this your tatoo pinks

Pinky;581630 wrote: Mmm. Deja-vu moment...I think Sheryl asked me that once!

Nope, this is mine...








What the hell, it's just an excuse to get my bum out in public again, haha!:wah:




i thought you were single at the moment

Pinky;581550 wrote: I'd have to stop, I always get the same warning signs...a rushing noise and then I can't see, follwed by waking up on the floor!:o

If it happened while travelling I'd just pull over sharpish. Like I say though, it's a pretty rare occurence anyway.


I had this when I was about 14yrs old - I'd wake up on the floor in a totally different room, or way down the corridor.

I went to the doctors, and they told me that it was a form of panic attack, turns out I was breathing differently causing it to happen (I didn't feel panicky at all) It coincided with stressful periods in my life though.

I dont get it any more.

Could be blood pressure though..... or possibly something to do with the oxygen levels in your blood.. do you smoke???

Pinky;581589 wrote: Thanks mate! It's not something that happens often, the last time was a couple of summers ago at a medieval fayre at Sandringham...I felt like a total pleb then as well! I was sitting down at the time though, and my head fell into my friend's lap...she wondered what on earth I was doing!:-3
Fancy popping round next time you feel a little peculiar?

Don't worry about it pink, it happens to me about every other Saturday night. Weird ain't it?

I always figure it's dehydration so I have another drink.