Comments on: out cold https://thisfish.com/out-cold/ Found the bike. Not changing the title. Mon, 06 Apr 2026 05:54:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Mia https://thisfish.com/out-cold/#comment-16078 Mia Wed, 09 Jun 2010 14:49:41 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=1199#comment-16078 <p>Oh my gosh! That's terrible! I pass out when I see blood, the real stuff. Horror flicks dont have any effect. When I was in second grade, my classmate Nick cut himself with a scalpel (we were dissecting frogs) And I saw the blood and felt really nausious and ran to the bathroom and passed out in the hallway. And there was a boy coming out of the bathroom who said I fainted with my eyes open. I didn't stiffen up, I just kinda collapsed. I woke up pale as death and burning hot. I stood up too quickly and passed out again. By that time, my teacher had seen the nausious look on my face and brought me a bucket, but she made me stay on the floor for a few minutes. Strange. So strange. (oh and I passed out in a theatrical of "Carrie" at the final scene)</p> Oh my gosh! That’s terrible! I pass out when I see blood, the real stuff. Horror flicks dont have any effect. When I was in second grade, my classmate Nick cut himself with a scalpel (we were dissecting frogs) And I saw the blood and felt really nausious and ran to the bathroom and passed out in the hallway. And there was a boy coming out of the bathroom who said I fainted with my eyes open. I didn’t stiffen up, I just kinda collapsed. I woke up pale as death and burning hot. I stood up too quickly and passed out again. By that time, my teacher had seen the nausious look on my face and brought me a bucket, but she made me stay on the floor for a few minutes. Strange. So strange. (oh and I passed out in a theatrical of “Carrie” at the final scene)

]]> By: Lindi https://thisfish.com/out-cold/#comment-16077 Lindi Wed, 24 Oct 2007 04:26:53 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=1199#comment-16077 <p>I found your blog here while searching on google for random things. I really like the way you write, and I hope you don't mind if I keep reading!</p><br /><br /><p>Feel free to check out my livejournal, if you'd like.</p> I found your blog here while searching on google for random things. I really like the way you write, and I hope you don’t mind if I keep reading!

Feel free to check out my livejournal, if you’d like.

]]> By: nikki https://thisfish.com/out-cold/#comment-16076 nikki Fri, 01 Jun 2007 04:27:43 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=1199#comment-16076 <p>i was surfing the web for vasovascular syncope and found this site randomly. i read your entry and got chills up my arms. the exact thing happened to me (not the doctors office part though!) i felt the same way...waking up and very afraid and you dont know whats going on.<br /><br />this happened to me 4 times within 2 years, and my mother finally convinced me to go to the doctor about it. after alot of tests, they told me i had vasovascular syncope. you should really check this out, i wished i had known that there may have been something seriously wrong when it first happened.<br /><br />im 20 now, all this started happening about 3 years ago. and just reading this just gives me the chills to remember the event. its hard to think back on it. but i remember waking up from a "dream" not remembering what it was, and looking at my fiance not knowing who he was. very scary stuff. i hope you got better and this never happens to you again.<br /><br />but like i said, you mite want to ask a doctor about vasovascular syncope.<br /><br />best of wishes!<br /><br />-nikki</p> i was surfing the web for vasovascular syncope and found this site randomly. i read your entry and got chills up my arms. the exact thing happened to me (not the doctors office part though!) i felt the same way…waking up and very afraid and you dont know whats going on.

this happened to me 4 times within 2 years, and my mother finally convinced me to go to the doctor about it. after alot of tests, they told me i had vasovascular syncope. you should really check this out, i wished i had known that there may have been something seriously wrong when it first happened.

im 20 now, all this started happening about 3 years ago. and just reading this just gives me the chills to remember the event. its hard to think back on it. but i remember waking up from a “dream” not remembering what it was, and looking at my fiance not knowing who he was. very scary stuff. i hope you got better and this never happens to you again.

but like i said, you mite want to ask a doctor about vasovascular syncope.

best of wishes!

-nikki

]]> By: Holly https://thisfish.com/out-cold/#comment-16075 Holly Fri, 20 Apr 2007 10:51:33 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=1199#comment-16075 <p>my daughter gets vasovascular moments where her hands wont work from dehydration or shock, fear. I'm trying to find more info because if I get dehydrated I get shingles...way beyond the normal reaction. Just gooogled you...am new to internet so not sure what url is..hope i did it right.</p> my daughter gets vasovascular moments where her hands wont work from dehydration or shock, fear. I’m trying to find more info because if I get dehydrated I get shingles…way beyond the normal reaction. Just gooogled you…am new to internet so not sure what url is..hope i did it right.

]]> By: uplate https://thisfish.com/out-cold/#comment-16074 uplate Mon, 08 May 2006 06:16:45 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=1199#comment-16074 <p>I have fainted several times and more often as I get older (Im 33)- last was a few months ago, when I tripped up and fell on the pavement- I think it was just shock coupled with my low blood pressure.I have fainted at the dentist too when I was in the chair. But the worst was when I donated blood. They had momentarily put neeedles in both my arms as they had had trouble drawing out blood and I soon felt myself lose consciousness. I was in a french speaking country and as I kept coming round, losing consciousness and the coming round again, the nurse slapped me briskly across the cheek, exclaiming loudly, 'luttez madame, luttez!' which in french means 'fight, lady, fight!'. It certainly didnt help!!!! I was told never to give blood again.... Dont worry about fainting. I always put my spells down to low blood pressure and tiredness or stress, and have learned not to get too freaked out when it happens.</p> I have fainted several times and more often as I get older (Im 33)- last was a few months ago, when I tripped up and fell on the pavement- I think it was just shock coupled with my low blood pressure.I have fainted at the dentist too when I was in the chair. But the worst was when I donated blood. They had momentarily put neeedles in both my arms as they had had trouble drawing out blood and I soon felt myself lose consciousness. I was in a french speaking country and as I kept coming round, losing consciousness and the coming round again, the nurse slapped me briskly across the cheek, exclaiming loudly, ‘luttez madame, luttez!’ which in french means ‘fight, lady, fight!’. It certainly didnt help!!!! I was told never to give blood again…. Dont worry about fainting. I always put my spells down to low blood pressure and tiredness or stress, and have learned not to get too freaked out when it happens.

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