Love, they will sort that out at the hospital. Do bring the prescriptions with you. That lets them know what may have set this in motion. Calming hugs and prayers go with you.

sounds to me that calling 911 is the right choice, sounds like stroke , sort of. anyway its time for the ER.

Yes everlasting , let the healthcare professionals sort out the diagnosis, in the meant time try to relax and comfort yourself with being proud of yourself for showung good self care in going to hospital.

Sending you lots of support & hope that you get to feeling better soon & they take good care of you in the hospital
Gentlest of hugs <3

How are you hon? Let us know how you are are. X

Everlasting.Love, I'm glad you're going to the hospital now instead of having things sneak up on you like they did for me in June when I collapsed and ended up there in an ambulance. I really hope you get the clearest diagnosis possible to understand what's going on with you. Keep us posted so we can support you through whatever they say, ok?

Good Luck Heartfelt prayers and Positive Light and Energy flowing
around you and through you, protecting you and showering you.Try to
stay as alert as much as you can, take it easy, let them at the hospital do
their job ,

Yes, go to the doctor...let him/her diagnose you. Some of your symptoms sound like dehydration or heat stroke. But, I'm not a doctor. Good luck. I'm sending positive thoughts and prayers your way!

Good to hear you took care of yourself and went to the doc! Hoping the docs sorted it out and you are on the mend and resting. I agree leave it to the docs to diagnose and treat. My ex-husband entered his symptoms into WebMD years ago and the suggested diagnosis was PMS ha!!! Healing hugs!

Healing & comforting hugs! I’m glad you are going to see the doctors. Best wishes & hope!

Thinking of you, Everlasting.Love. How are you doing?

nothing wrong with me at least that's what they said.. they said im just being a teenager who needs atension.... that's the thing I do NOT want a tension.. i just want to know if im ok... I don't get it??

Oh, boy. That again. It seems sometimes PTSD's invisible wounds escape medical professionals if they don't show up on x-rays. I know how you feel, it's happened to me, too. In my own experience, it took finding a PTSD specialist for my PTSD wounds to be recognized and treated.

He was a VA doc by day who treated Iraq war vets who had PTSD from IED's, so finally he recognized that though I was a civilian I had PTSD from a Molotov cocktail that hit my family car when I was 9. He took care of me in therapy evenings in his office and then guided me through exposure therapy in 2009 when I flew 5,500 miles away back to the Latin American street corner where that happened. It changed my life' I'm so comfortable there that I'm retiring back to Latin America now in 2 years..

Before him, I bounced around the medical system for 12 years trying to find somebody who could tell me if I was ok or not. I recommend trying to find a guy like my guy. It made all the difference.

Gentle hug and a blessing...… Emergency is good for emergencies however they don't know you personally and what they said is callous

Maybe trying to see your personal physician this week could help more.... xo