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After effects of a seizure
Tue, 02/15/2005 - 14:56Comments
Re: After effects of a seizure
Submitted by benavij on Wed, 2010-09-01 - 11:47
Ever been too high for too long? That's how I feel, still, 3 days after my last gm. It had been a couple years, & I forgot my meds the day before. Sucks that I can't skip a single day now. Ever gotten stoned & noticed the segues between words, between situations, between settings? It's like being caught in the tense anticipation of a scary movie, right before the monster appears around the corner, like being trapped in that hyper-alert state of anxiety every moment of every day. The bumps, bruises, & soreness are nothing compared to the horrified, worried look on my beautiful fiancee's face. Let's show our gratitude for the people around us, tell them & show them that we love them & appreciate them. Stay strong, my brothers & sisters! God bless you all!
Jesse A!
Dallas, Texas
Ever been too high for too long? That's how I feel, still, 3 days after my last gm. It had been a couple years, & I forgot my meds the day before. Sucks that I can't skip a single day now. Ever gotten stoned & noticed the segues between words, between situations, between settings? It's like being caught in the tense anticipation of a scary movie, right before the monster appears around the corner, like being trapped in that hyper-alert state of anxiety every moment of every day. The bumps, bruises, & soreness are nothing compared to the horrified, worried look on my beautiful fiancee's face. Let's show our gratitude for the people around us, tell them & show them that we love them & appreciate them. Stay strong, my brothers & sisters! God bless you all!
Jesse A!
Dallas, Texas
Re: After effects of a seizure
Submitted by lindseythatsme2 on Wed, 2010-08-18 - 22:29
I had a seizure while at the bus stop also. They called the ambulance because I black out for awhile afterwards. I was wearing my medical bracelet so they knew what to do.