That explains it!
Looking back on my past several attempts to restart blogging, you probably notice that there is a recurring theme. I'm exhausted. I don't feel well. I'm tired. Yadda yadda yadda. Now we know why!
Last Wednesday, I had a TIA, or a small stroke. I woke up with the room spinning around me. It took several minutes before I was able to wobble out of bed. A couple of hours later, I took a shower. I was very dizzy coming out of that, and my heart was racing. I felt very ill. I stumbled into my bedroom, and apparently I blanked out momentarily, because the next thing I knew, I was on the floor.
Anybody who knows me will tell you that I don't do doctors. I don't like them, I don't like being told that I'm sick. And heaven forbid, do NOT tell me I have to go to the hospital! Despite this, I knew I was in trouble, so I called my doctor who told me to get to the ER as soon as I could, with somebody else driving. For a few moments, i actually considered asking Emily to take me, but I gained control of my senses and waited for Darren to get home.
Once there, they put me through a litany of tests. On Thursday, I slept almost the entire day. I honestly can't tell you anything about Thursday, except snippets; going into an MRI, and the neurologist visiting me that evening. He ran a bunch of tests on me, then said, "It appears you've had a small stroke." He reviewed my MRI and MRA again, and that was the final conclusion.
My left side of my face and my left arm are numb. If I don't pay attention, I drool a bit out of my mouth. I'm very dizzy, although that's improving a bit if I don't overdo things. I am on aspirin therapy, and I do PT a few times a day.
Today, I'm back to work. I notice I'm not really on top of things like I usually am, but I'm managing. Sometimes words don't come to me as quickly as I'm used to them being there. And, I'm exhausted. At least I know why now!
Wednesday, I go in for an overnight sleep study. I'm a bit nervous about that. It should be interesting, especially after my typical 3 am coughing jags.
Last Wednesday, I had a TIA, or a small stroke. I woke up with the room spinning around me. It took several minutes before I was able to wobble out of bed. A couple of hours later, I took a shower. I was very dizzy coming out of that, and my heart was racing. I felt very ill. I stumbled into my bedroom, and apparently I blanked out momentarily, because the next thing I knew, I was on the floor.
Anybody who knows me will tell you that I don't do doctors. I don't like them, I don't like being told that I'm sick. And heaven forbid, do NOT tell me I have to go to the hospital! Despite this, I knew I was in trouble, so I called my doctor who told me to get to the ER as soon as I could, with somebody else driving. For a few moments, i actually considered asking Emily to take me, but I gained control of my senses and waited for Darren to get home.
Once there, they put me through a litany of tests. On Thursday, I slept almost the entire day. I honestly can't tell you anything about Thursday, except snippets; going into an MRI, and the neurologist visiting me that evening. He ran a bunch of tests on me, then said, "It appears you've had a small stroke." He reviewed my MRI and MRA again, and that was the final conclusion.
My left side of my face and my left arm are numb. If I don't pay attention, I drool a bit out of my mouth. I'm very dizzy, although that's improving a bit if I don't overdo things. I am on aspirin therapy, and I do PT a few times a day.
Today, I'm back to work. I notice I'm not really on top of things like I usually am, but I'm managing. Sometimes words don't come to me as quickly as I'm used to them being there. And, I'm exhausted. At least I know why now!
Wednesday, I go in for an overnight sleep study. I'm a bit nervous about that. It should be interesting, especially after my typical 3 am coughing jags.







Try to take it easy. You are such a busy gal and it sounds like you just became exhausted (the sleep a whole day thing). I hope you get a good night sleep again very soon!
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