Originally Posted by
Zhaylin
Thanks Salty. You're a sweetheart (((((hugs)))))
Adding Seroquel stopped the yawns, but I took too much and slept ALL day.... which brings me to my rant of the day: Vasovagal response.
My son woke me up at around 3AM. Buttercup had her kittens but something was very wrong. They were all connected together and stuck to the moms foot. I went to take a look. They were VERY stuck. The foot of one kitten seemed to be going through the leg of its mom. Two kittens fell off with little effort, but the belly button area of one was bleeding a lot.
I had my son bring me some warm water and as I wet them, I noticed the problem: They still had their cords and somehow, momma managed to get it all knotted around her leg. I cut the cords with a pair of tiny sewing scissors. They were all free and mom was very happy.
I went back to my room, but I worried about the bleeder. I grabbed a Silver Nitrate stick, deciding to cauterize the wound. When I found him, his cord, was long and slimy . But he previously had no exposed cord, just a little stump. I had my son hold him, and I cut it, hoping it wasn't his guts or something. Then I cauterized the opening.
At that point, my vision started blacking out, a loud buzz filled my hearing, I grew exceptionally week/shaky, felt like vomiting.. I just stood there, waiting for it to pass, but it didn't so I stumbled back to my room. I tried explaining to my son that it was nothing serious but my words came out slurred. I fell into my chair, still feeling nauseous, so I laid in bed. I started feeling a bit better and decided to check my blood pressure. It was 87/62 with a pulse of 62. My resting pulse is normally in the high 80's/low 90's and my blood pressure is almost hypertensive.
How annoying. Like my anxiety, there is no logical excuse for such a reaction.