The Vent and Rant Thread - Page 1243

SolRaven · 06-24-2011, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by amward

Why is that? It's bad enough being sick when it's cold, hope your'e better soon.

I'm not sure, but perhaps my body has a harder time staying cool when it's fighting off an infection or cold and warm temps just adds to the discomfort.

poohbear_nc · 06-24-2011, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by SolRaven

I'm not sure, but perhaps my body has a harder time staying cool when it's fighting off and infection or cold and warm temps just adds to the discomfort.

Right! Having a fever on top of 90+ F just adds insult to injury!

CWatkinsNash · 06-24-2011, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Just made a doctor's appointment for later this morning. Yesterday I was short of breath and when doing something that required a bit more effort my heart started pounding, it felt a bit like a very bad cold but without the cold. After an afternoon nap it became better. Last night, though, the shortness of breath returned and this morning I'm feeling a bit shaky and my hands are clammy.

For the first time in I think 15 years I'm seeing my own doctor, I usually get to go to the GP in training.

Hopefully it's nothing serious.

Oh no! I, too, hope it's nothing serious.

Unlike the chikkin, I do have fingers, and they are crossed.

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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

Has Les had his shots? Up to date on his vaccinations? Better go get Sharky and tell him to use the BIG needle!

Les has had his shots: DA2PPv (Distemper, Adeno2, Para, Parvo), Rabies, and also Bordetella since he hangs out here with strange animals. (It's usually called "kennel cough" but in his case it protects against "forum cough".) He is also on a Heartworm preventative since he frequently has to walk through BS.

Nyssa · 06-24-2011, 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Just made a doctor's appointment for later this morning. Yesterday I was short of breath and when doing something that required a bit more effort my heart started pounding, it felt a bit like a very bad cold but without the cold. After an afternoon nap it became better. Last night, though, the shortness of breath returned and this morning I'm feeling a bit shaky and my hands are clammy.

For the first time in I think 15 years I'm seeing my own doctor, I usually get to go to the GP in training.

Hopefully it's nothing serious.

Sending best wishes!! Hopefully is nothing a little rest can't cure.

Rumpelteazer · 06-24-2011, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by maianhvk

I hope it isn't bad.

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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

Fingers, errr feathers, crossed that it's nothing serious. Let us know what you find out. Healing vibes speeding your way!

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Originally Posted by CWatkinsNash

Oh no! I, too, hope it's nothing serious.

Unlike the chikkin, I do have fingers, and they are crossed.

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Originally Posted by Nyssa

Sending best wishes!! Hopefully is nothing a little rest can't cure.

Thank you all!
It's been quite a day. My heart and blood pressure were good so my doctor thought it could be one of two things. Either I was breathing wrong or I had a (partially) collopsed lung. Eek! So I had to go to the hospital to get X-rays made. Luckily that went all very fast and the doctor at the hospital immediately told my everything looked good. Just after 3pm my doctor called me and told me I have to make an appointment with my physiotherapist to, basically, learn breathing.

I'm now just wondering how I unlearned breathing since this all happened so suddenly. I'm also thinking of going to sign up for those Yoga classes I have been thinking of doing for so long, it might be fun to do it together with my sister.

maianhvk · 06-24-2011, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Thank you all!
It's been quite a day. My heart and blood pressure were good so my doctor thought it could be one of two things. Either I was breathing wrong or I had a (partially) collopsed lung. Eek! So I had to go to the hospital to get X-rays made. Luckily that went all very fast and the doctor at the hospital immediately told my everything looked good. Just after 3pm my doctor called me and told me I have to make an appointment with my physiotherapist to, basically, learn breathing.

good to hear your heart and lungs are doing well!

however... it was your wrong breathing that made you felt that bad? honestly, to me that sounds... weird.

but hey, yoga is good! I want to take yoga class with my sister too!

covingtoncat73 · 06-24-2011, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Thank you all!
It's been quite a day. My heart and blood pressure were good so my doctor thought it could be one of two things. Either I was breathing wrong or I had a (partially) collopsed lung. Eek! So I had to go to the hospital to get X-rays made. Luckily that went all very fast and the doctor at the hospital immediately told my everything looked good. Just after 3pm my doctor called me and told me I have to make an appointment with my physiotherapist to, basically, learn breathing.

I'm now just wondering how I unlearned breathing since this all happened so suddenly. I'm also thinking of going to sign up for those Yoga classes I have been thinking of doing for so long, it might be fun to do it together with my sister.

That's scary! I hope the breathing improves. When I am anxious, I sometimes "forget to breathe."

As to myself, both foot and state-of-mind are better today. I have to be a good girl with my medication and diet. As to that, I have rejoined WW. It sucks that I lost my lifetime status but I'll regain it. I'm doing the online thing with my smartphone. It shouldn't take long to lose because some of that 15lbs is just water retention.

Nyssa · 06-24-2011, 04:11 PM

Glad to hear Rumpelteazer & covingtoncat73, that you are both on the mend.

@ Rumpelteazer: Very good news that your heart & lungs are in the clear. Like CC73, I too "forget" to breath when either anxious or stressed. Hopefully it was nothing more than a "hiccup".

Continued improvement to both of you!!

WT Sharpe · 06-24-2011, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc

Right! Having a fever on top of 90+ F just adds insult to injury!

I hope that's not why one of my co-workers laid out last night. I feel happier being mad thinking he was faking it.

Rumpelteazer · 06-24-2011, 05:51 PM

Thank you all, again, for your sweet words.
According to my doctor wrong breathing can cause all kinds of strange symptoms. I know almost for sure that the pounding heart and shaky feeling in my legs this morning were due to stress about what was causing my breathing problems. I know I don't breath right, at least when I'm speaking. I've been to speech therapy because I tend to breath high when talking. I also know that I often forget to breath, mostly when I'm tired (like tonight).

It might be that I'm stressed about something and I don't know about it, although I usually get an ear infection when I'm stressed. After the good news I had less problems breathing, have to see how it goes tonight. After work tomorrow I'm going to take it easy until Tuesday. The only thing I've planned is house/dog/cat sitting until Sunday afternoon and the only thing I have to do is walk the dog 3 times a day.

orlok · 06-24-2011, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Thank you all, again, for your sweet words.
According to my doctor wrong breathing can cause all kinds of strange symptoms. I know almost for sure that the pounding heart and shaky feeling in my legs this morning were due to stress about what was causing my breathing problems. I know I don't breath right, at least when I'm speaking. I've been to speech therapy because I tend to breath high when talking. I also know that I often forget to breath, mostly when I'm tired (like tonight).

It might be that I'm stressed about something and I don't know about it, although I usually get an ear infection when I'm stressed. After the good news I had less problems breathing, have to see how it goes tonight. After work tomorrow I'm going to take it easy until Tuesday. The only thing I've planned is house/dog/cat sitting until Sunday afternoon and the only thing I have to do is walk the dog 3 times a day.

My wife sometimes struggles with breathing, even though there's nothing physically wrong. It appears to be stress related, and comes and goes, so hopefully it will pass.

Freeshadow · 06-24-2011, 09:47 PM

@Rumpelteazer
it really sounds like yoga (or any other meditational practic containing breath exercises) d be a good idea.
wish you all the best experiences with it.

phenomshel · 06-24-2011, 11:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Thank you all, again, for your sweet words.
According to my doctor wrong breathing can cause all kinds of strange symptoms. I know almost for sure that the pounding heart and shaky feeling in my legs this morning were due to stress about what was causing my breathing problems. I know I don't breath right, at least when I'm speaking. I've been to speech therapy because I tend to breath high when talking. I also know that I often forget to breath, mostly when I'm tired (like tonight).

It might be that I'm stressed about something and I don't know about it, although I usually get an ear infection when I'm stressed. After the good news I had less problems breathing, have to see how it goes tonight. After work tomorrow I'm going to take it easy until Tuesday. The only thing I've planned is house/dog/cat sitting until Sunday afternoon and the only thing I have to do is walk the dog 3 times a day.

Hope you get it straightened out soon. *hugs*

Rumpelteazer · 06-26-2011, 10:36 AM

It just wasn't my week.
Yesterday, when I came back from the supermarket and was waiting at the traffic lights my rear tire deflated with a very loud bang.

I can do most repairs on my bike but I do not like to mess around with the wheels because of the gears and brakes. My father already offered to put on new tires but when he did that on my previous bike the brakes were never the same and this bike has a more complicated brake. So I'm going to bring my bike to the bike repair-shop nearby next week.

phenomshel · 06-26-2011, 03:22 PM

DEER!! Yesterday we went out to a friend's house to help her de-crap her computer. She lives out in the middle of nowhere, about an hour's drive from us. Gorgeous countryside, but we weren't the only ones who thought so. We spotted five deer and one raccoon on the way there and back. I'm just glad none of them were directly in front of the truck (except the raccoon, which we still managed to miss). I spent the whole ride home wound tighter than a coiled spring watching for deer to dart in front of us.
I know they were here first, but dang they are nerve wracking.

06-24-2011, 05:51 PM	#18640
Rumpelteazer Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,361 Karma: 27919658 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Utrecht, the Netherlands Device: Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition	Thank you all, again, for your sweet words. According to my doctor wrong breathing can cause all kinds of strange symptoms. I know almost for sure that the pounding heart and shaky feeling in my legs this morning were due to stress about what was causing my breathing problems. I know I don't breath right, at least when I'm speaking. I've been to speech therapy because I tend to breath high when talking. I also know that I often forget to breath, mostly when I'm tired (like tonight). It might be that I'm stressed about something and I don't know about it, although I usually get an ear infection when I'm stressed. After the good news I had less problems breathing, have to see how it goes tonight. After work tomorrow I'm going to take it easy until Tuesday. The only thing I've planned is house/dog/cat sitting until Sunday afternoon and the only thing I have to do is walk the dog 3 times a day. Last edited by Rumpelteazer; 06-24-2011 at 05:53 PM.

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Nyssa Series Addict Posts: 6,180 Karma: 167189477 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Florida, USA Device: Kindle Paperwhite (2nd Gen)	Glad to hear Rumpelteazer & covingtoncat73, that you are both on the mend. @ Rumpelteazer: Very good news that your heart & lungs are in the clear. Like CC73, I too "forget" to breath when either anxious or stressed. Hopefully it was nothing more than a "hiccup". Continued improvement to both of you!!

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Rumpelteazer Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,361 Karma: 27919658 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Utrecht, the Netherlands Device: Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition	It just wasn't my week. Yesterday, when I came back from the supermarket and was waiting at the traffic lights my rear tire deflated with a very loud bang. I can do most repairs on my bike but I do not like to mess around with the wheels because of the gears and brakes. My father already offered to put on new tires but when he did that on my previous bike the brakes were never the same and this bike has a more complicated brake. So I'm going to bring my bike to the bike repair-shop nearby next week.

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phenomshel ZCD BombShel Posts: 4,793 Karma: 8293322 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: The Frozen North (aka Illinois, USA) Device: iPad, STB Kindle Oasis	DEER!! Yesterday we went out to a friend's house to help her de-crap her computer. She lives out in the middle of nowhere, about an hour's drive from us. Gorgeous countryside, but we weren't the only ones who thought so. We spotted five deer and one raccoon on the way there and back. I'm just glad none of them were directly in front of the truck (except the raccoon, which we still managed to miss). I spent the whole ride home wound tighter than a coiled spring watching for deer to dart in front of us. I know they were here first, but dang they are nerve wracking.

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