[Adora]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

last time I ate at Mcdonalds I got back to my place and opened the sack with it'a fish sandwich and noticed they had not given me a reciept. I harumped over that for a second but then just let it go and ate my sandwich. Started feeling queezy in a few minutes and ended up vomiting and heaving all night with increasing fever. Next day more vomiting and high fever with chills and aches all over. Worst I ever felt in years. Barely crawled to bathroom for hourly vomiting session and then to kitchen to snag a bottle of water. Then back to bed with more crawl sessions to vomit in bathroom. Hot showers to relieve pain. third day got up very weak but basically recovered. Went straight to Mcdonalds with the package and the left over crust that I never finished as I was already feeling odd when I ate it. The lady demanded I show her a reciept but of course she knew I never was given one. Very snotty bitch. Called 800 number and no one ever answered. EVER. Mcdonalds restaurants should be firebombed. Oh ya... They have done that already...

Well, I don't go there because I genuinely think their food is shit. But that right there is sad, they wouldn't treat you like that at a McDonald's here in Norway.

[Sharon]

Conclusion was it wasn't a fit but it's something vascular - perhaps a rare form of migrane. My left side gets reduced sensation when I talk or/and get animated It's really scary!!

Recent EEG showed abnormalities but they were normal for someone post-head trauma. No epilepsy

I've more investigations to have including ruling out central nervous system disease

[Sharon]

Conclusion was that it wasn't a stroke, seizure or migraine I suffered but a 'migraine-esque' symptom caused by electrolyte imbalance and nerve over-activity around where the damaged area is from my bleed

I have it a lot, numbness and headache when doing things as the brain compensates - I'm having it NOW as I'm happy. Really weird! I'll be put on meds soon to try and at least calm it down. Apparently, it's common after head trauma - even years later.

In retrospect, they realised I've had several major attacks and all the time, it was this. I'm glad it's nothing sinister.

[divreaper]

hey hope your doing ok babe...and dont be scared sweetheart..years left yet of entertaining us on here xxxxxxxx

[Oswald2001]

I'm glad that you got much a better diagnosis than you could have gotten.

[Pogrom]

I would blame the food! It's horrible how many hormones, chemicals, and preservatives they pump into that shit! Glad your ok!

[kayo brizzle]

Aw, that's horrible. Wishing you a speedy recovery, Sharon.

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by divreaper ↗

hey hope your doing ok babe...and dont be scared sweetheart..years left yet of entertaining us on here xxxxxxxx

What a sweet post, I feel better already Thanks X