Hi All,
Sorry re the peronals too, I just dont have it in me today. I was admitted into hospital on Monday after having some nausea on my way to take my DD2 to have a mouth swab done at a pathology near us, well just felt so sick thought there was no way I would make it so had decided to turn off the main road and into the street that was just a corner away from my DD1 school so that I could rest for 30min before going in to get her, and if I had to be sick I would just poke my head out the door. Well as I was approaching this round about turning into the street of DD's school and just after turning out of the main rd, my eyes decided to play up, they were making everything go black. I finally got around the roundabout and went to duck into the next spot on the side of the rd I could pull the car over into and honestly trying to think of what happened next apart from clipping the car in front and everything going black for a little bit. A few of the parents that had saw what happened came racing over to see if I was alright and to check on the kids even tho no damage to my car and apparantly very little if any to the other car. They called the ambulance and also the police had come too, which I was unable to get out of the car until the ambulance came to make sure all was ok before taking me into the ambulance. Hands and feet had gone all numb and heavy after the blackout apparantly blood pressure had went low too.
I ended up being monitored in emergency for 24hrs, had etgs, brain scan, chest xrays etc then I was sent upto CCU for the next 24hrs and was home last night. Still no reason for passing out, they had decided viral infection. Anyway now the police are deciding to fine me or not. So atm not sure what is going to happen there.
Anyway now abit nervous about driving anywhere.
I hope you are all well. hugs


I hope you are OK. I know how scary it is cos I've fainted a few times in my life - enough that I now make sure I have my mobile close by at all times, even at home. Luckily I can now recognise the signs that I will faint and I can do something about it before it happens. Usually I end up sick with some virus a couple of days later. Obviously my body can't handle some viruses. The most scary for me was when I was on a train and I knew I was going to faint and was desperately trying to stay conscious so that I could get off at the next stop. I stumbled off the train onto a chair and passed out. Well.. how many people saw - many. How many people helped me - none. I was vomiting too. One woman threw a packet of tissues at me. Nice. I had to wait until I could sit up and talk and then called up my brother to come get me. Anyway, just trying to say I know how awful it is to feel that loss of control. I hope it doesn't happen again for you and I can imagine how scared you must be of driving again. It took me a while to get back on a train! I also nearly passed out a number of times while pregnant and kept thinking I hope someone would help me in my pregnant state if I actually did pass out! So it's good that people came to your aid. 
And hope your sick kiddies are better soon. And I hope Z picks up his eating soon. Is there anything he will eat a few spoons of? Is there some food he likes more than others?

Ok i feel better after that little vent.



I really only want to be there if they need me tho and want my advice.
BBL

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