I'm sorry that sucks. Could always buy a boat. And cruise the sea.Well, we have to go back today.
I wish running away to sea were still a valid option!

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I'm sorry that sucks. Could always buy a boat. And cruise the sea.Well, we have to go back today.
I wish running away to sea were still a valid option!
Have a good pass out sess!Ok, y'all, I'm home. Gonna go pass out for a little while now. I'll post a few more pics from yesterday later.
Looks like a good trip, Bunny.
Where was that?
Such a pretty smile!Thanks for humoring me, guys!
Have some internet hugs and sympathy.Sadly that's all I can do to help.
I felt the need to check my BP while shopping because I kept getting dizzy and nearly fainting and was extremely clammy. But I couldn't get through all of the questions without needing to lay down. I still don't know if my BP was crashing or soaring. What's the difference feel like?
We ate lunch on the drive to the store. But, I did feel tremendously better after getting car sick and then napping in the car on the way home. But, I did warn my doctor when she put me on my BP meds that it can be a bit of a yo-yo. However, she said that it was too high for that to be true...I'm no expert, but that sounds more like low bp than high. High bp often doesn't even have symptoms at all. I don't know about low bp because I don't think I've ever had that problem, but for me, high bp presents with a dull headache with pain in the back of the head and at the base of the skull and eye watering. I don't think I've ever been dizzy or clammy with it.
How long had it been since you'd eaten anything? Low blood sugar can also present with dizziness and feeling faint and being oddly clammy.
I'm sorry that happened to you. Sounds really scary! I hope you feel better, and if the problem persists, that you can see a doctor.
When I first started taking BP meds, I felt absolutely terrible, like my blood pressure was just way too low. Even though it was still reading as slightly too high. Hopefully you'll start feeling better as your body adjusts to the new normal.Not doing so great right now.
I have persistent nausea that I'm blaming on my new bp med, but it could be anything, really. I'm so exhausted and have no energy to do anything. That could be because, of my three psych meds, I only have one right now because I have no money to get them filled. Fatigue is also a side effect of the new bp med, so who knows?
Haven't been working and am way behind on everything. Just feel like ass in general.
When I first started taking BP meds, I felt absolutely terrible, like my blood pressure was just way too low. Even though it was still reading as slightly too high. Hopefully you'll start feeling better as your body adjusts to the new normal.
That's terrible.Thank you.
I know it's not advisable, but I'm sorely tempted to just quit taking the shit. It's not helping keep my blood pressure down, and it's making me feel awful.
I think it's bullshit, too, that at a sliding scale low-income clinic, they won't let you even call and talk to a nurse and ask a question or possibly get your meds changed over the phone. You have to go in and pay each time you have a question you want answered. I can't even afford all my fucking meds. How am I supposed to pay for another visit, too? And why should I have to when this could easily be resolved over the phone?![]()