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ambulance on way. she passed out and can't see.
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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 379606" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>"see how i work is this i am beyond excellent during crisis. i could of cooked an egg and fed it to my neighbor while this went on. i'Tourette's Syndrome my MO always has been. problem is i come down later, crash, cry in my bathroom sort of thing. maybe you were mislead by my words."</p><p></p><p>No, I did understand. I wasn't being critical of you. You made it clear you are the calm one (at least during the crisis!), but from what you have said, difficult child's bio-dad is the one who is ramping things up and probably aggravating things, and not just in the times he is present during a crisis. I'm wondering if his inconsistency and unreliability is making her in general a lot more uncertain and anxious.</p><p></p><p>I know you mentioned the shower, but it didn't fully click with me - if her "vision loss" was the greying out and fuzziness as a precursor to fainting, it could have been accompanied by lightheadedness and she would have then been more inclined to hold her head still, for sure (otherwise it adds to the dizzinerss). It doesn't matter now, but - how hot was her shower? Especially given her weakened state (lack of food mainly) the hot shower could have been enough to trigger the faint.</p><p></p><p>I'm glad the possible hysteric stuff has been considered. That was worrying me, that it had not been on the page.</p><p></p><p>From what you have said, her vision did return when she regained consciousness? Then this does seem to indicate it was fuzzy vision as precursor to fainting. </p><p></p><p>I'm glad they got some fluids into her. It buys more time.</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 379606, member: 1991"] "see how i work is this i am beyond excellent during crisis. i could of cooked an egg and fed it to my neighbor while this went on. i'Tourette's Syndrome my MO always has been. problem is i come down later, crash, cry in my bathroom sort of thing. maybe you were mislead by my words." No, I did understand. I wasn't being critical of you. You made it clear you are the calm one (at least during the crisis!), but from what you have said, difficult child's bio-dad is the one who is ramping things up and probably aggravating things, and not just in the times he is present during a crisis. I'm wondering if his inconsistency and unreliability is making her in general a lot more uncertain and anxious. I know you mentioned the shower, but it didn't fully click with me - if her "vision loss" was the greying out and fuzziness as a precursor to fainting, it could have been accompanied by lightheadedness and she would have then been more inclined to hold her head still, for sure (otherwise it adds to the dizzinerss). It doesn't matter now, but - how hot was her shower? Especially given her weakened state (lack of food mainly) the hot shower could have been enough to trigger the faint. I'm glad the possible hysteric stuff has been considered. That was worrying me, that it had not been on the page. From what you have said, her vision did return when she regained consciousness? Then this does seem to indicate it was fuzzy vision as precursor to fainting. I'm glad they got some fluids into her. It buys more time. Marg [/QUOTE]
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