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[semperfiona]

Whiskey tango foxtrot!? About 10 minutes ago I started feeling like
someone put a steel band around my bronchial tubes and began tightening
it. It's reminiscent of the sensation I used to get with my tachycardia,
but there's no speeded-up pulse to go with it. Just a lightheaded
disconnectedness and an odd not-quite-nausea. It's like I wish I felt
nauseated but I don't. Vertigo, maybe. Yeah, that's close. I'd ask to go
home early but I'm not sure I can drive in this state anyway so there's
not much point. What I think I *will* do is go down to the library and
rest for a bit and see if it goes away.

No, probably I better stay here, in case it really is something; if I go
to the library and something happens no one might notice for a long
time.

Five minutes later: It's getting a little better, I think.

Ten more minutes later: Yeah, dissipating quickly now. Phew!

Comments

[ona-tangent.livejournal.com]

OOH! Glad you're feeling better. Random illness is no good. Random illness passing quickly, very good.

[ohari.livejournal.com]

Love You Love You love You.

Since you have a history of tachycardia

[dakiwiboid.livejournal.com]

You might think about calling your doctor about this.

[bendyourknees.livejournal.com]

Here courtesy of reannon. Love the nick and the bio! "Do one thing each day that scares you." I sure hear that. Permission to friend?

[semperfiona]

Sure!

"Playing to the firmament"...An acquaintance of mine used to say that that song was the most powerful thing in the world to change one's mood and attitude. I don't quite get that effect, but I do like it.

[bendyourknees.livejournal.com]

Friended!

I don't quite get that effect either, but I do like the song. I tend think of my journal title more in terms of the number of people who actually read my journal regulary (both of them) and feel I may as well be playing to the firmament ;) Although playing to the firmament does have it's own merits...