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January 29, 2012
Much Ado
We had a bit of excitement at the house last night. Karen was over and we had a late dinner. After dinner we started watching a show that we had taped last week. Shortly after that, I looked over at her, and she was leaning forward in her chair, looking very pae. I asked if she was alright, and she said she wasn't sure.
She started swaying, so I jumped up off the couch to hold her up and keep her from falling to the floor. A told WS that I needed him to help get her on the floor, but as he came over I reallized that she had totally blacked out and told WS to dial 9-1-1.
She was out for a minute or two, then came to enough to lay down on the floor. Once the Deering Rescue showed up, she was feeling a bit better, but still woozy. They checked her out and found nothing really wrong with her except her blood sugar was a bit on the low side. We gave her some juice and then told her in no-uncertain terms she was spending the night.
She has been under a lot of stress lately, so she figures between that, a couple of light drinks (she normally doesn't drink) and sitting next to the woodstove (pretty warm there), they all added up to too much for her to handle. She had bee thinking about leaving a couple of minutes before the episode occurred, so we were really happy she wasn't driving at the time.
She got up this morning feeling much better, and left a short time ago. Glad to see her recovered.
Thanks again to Deering Police and Rescue - about this time last year they were here for WS's asthma attack; no offence guys, but let's not make this a regular, yearly visit!
Posted by Bogie on January 29, 2012 at 07:01 AM in At Home, Friends | Permalink
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Bogie--The rescue squads are da bomb! I get to chat with paramedics and EMTs, on occasion, when I am "on duty" at a fire station or an emergency operation center - or, at the gym where I work out. One of Kevin's sons is on our local squad.
I'm glad that you (two) were there to "take care of" Karen when she needed it.
Posted by: Cop Car at Jan 29, 2012 10:20:19 AM