Ugh, Stilts is being bratty today. >_< Good thing that toy is occupying him...but what about when it turns off? D:
There's lots of laughing in the other room, and "oh my god" and "wtf" coming out of it.
Looks like OH has discovered the "My Immortal" Harry Potter fic.
"WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING YOU MOTHERF*KERS!"
It was.... Dumbledore!
Then I looked out the window and screamed... Snap was spying on me and he was taking a videotape of me! And Loopin was masticating to it! They were sitting on their broomsticks."
"I MAY BE A HOGWARTS STUDENT..." Hagrid paused angrily. "BUT I AM ALSO A SATANIST!"
"You ludacris fools!" he shouted.
So...according to NHS Choices symptom checker, I may have had a mild heart attack on Friday night.
Well, that's interesting.
I've just finished my April fools prank. I've taken all the toilet roll out of the bathrooms and downstairs toilet and stashed it my room. It still won't top last year's faked burglary though. :tongue:I think, for April Fools, I'm gonna set up my cellphone's answering machine to say that callers have reached the grim reaper dispatch society and, if they leave a message, I'll contact them by return call or in person. But, since I get so few calls, I'll probably forget to change it back...hmmm....
I've just finished my April fools prank. I've taken all the toilet roll out of the bathrooms and downstairs toilet and stashed it my room. It still won't top last year's faked burglary though. :tongue:
Well I had really weird chest pain with pain in my left shoulder and arm. Felt anxious, heartburn, sweating, short of breath...threw up too. Felt like i had something lodged in my chest that I couldn't shift - according to the symptom checker I had a heart attack.Well, according to my doctor (and the nurse), I had a mini-stroke last year... I didn't go through with the tests (because everyone was so patronizing and judging... like some NHS people do) and put it down to a migraine.
CT: Heard from the grief counselling people today. They're calling tomorrow again tomorrow.
I think I've done the wrong thing with liking all of those cat pages on Facebook... I'm getting 'broody'... FOR A KITTEN!... Then I take a look at Tilly and think "that's all the kitten I need" lol.
Well I had really weird chest pain with pain in my left shoulder and arm. Felt anxious, heartburn, sweating, short of breath...threw up too. Felt like i had something lodged in my chest that I couldn't shift - according to the symptom checker I had a heart attack.
If so, shouldn't I be a little bit, well, dead?
Well my joint syndrome makes it very very hard to exercise effectively enough to lose more than a couple of pounds every few months. Thanks to other factors, my metabolism is also shot to hell so whenever I eat anything, my body panics and puts it straight into the fat bank. Like I'm getting ready to hibernate for the winter or some shizzle. I need to lose weight as I'm very short so it doesn't take much to make me look like a butterball...but my diet is fairly low in fat, salt and sugar so I don't really know what else to do.I had to make a nursing student training video about cardiac stuff a few years back for CIPeL Coventry. According to the stuff in that, you can have heart attacks of only small sections of the muscle in the heart, not the whole thing. Like if one coronary artery is blocked it will just affect the area that artery supplies, which depending on the size and importance of it might be only a tiny part of the heart affected, and maybe only for a short time, like the heart equivalent of cramp.
And the good news is that if you just cut out fat from your diet for a while it can pretty much reverse the blockages in the arteries which only build up there at all because there's a certain concentration of fat per ml of blood.
All I remember (as I found it interesting myself) is that something as simple as like, say, drinking full fat or semi-skimmed milk drinks or in tea/coffee every day can mean there's little bubbles of fat floating about inside the blood all the time. Far as know salt and sugar won't exacerbate it much, but if there's some narrowed arteries on the heart (and some of them can be pretty tiny) doctors can recommend like zero-fat diets or something. No idea what one of those entails realistically.Well my joint syndrome makes it very very hard to exercise effectively enough to lose more than a couple of pounds every few months. Thanks to other factors, my metabolism is also shot to hell so whenever I eat anything, my body panics and puts it straight into the fat bank. Like I'm getting ready to hibernate for the winter or some shizzle. I need to lose weight as I'm very short so it doesn't take much to make me look like a butterball...but my diet is fairly low in fat, salt and sugar so I don't really know what else to do.
I'll speak to the doctor tomorrow and see if I can get an EKG if nothing else, just to put my mind at rest. Can't be doing with heart attacks right now - got way too much to do :laugh: