Why do they ask?
"How dizzy are you on a scale from 1-10"
...After this morning I think I need to re-evaluate my scale.
My thought process:
I was able to walk on my own into the lab.
I coherently (or fairly coherently) responded to the questions given to me.
...so I put my dizzy and nauseousness at an 8.
So when she drew the blood I was fine 'til the needle came out...boom...breakfast hit her shoes.
Her comment in a friendly manner..."that is 10"
Oh well next time I'll know.
I Learned something today, what did you learn?
...After this morning I think I need to re-evaluate my scale.
My thought process:
I was able to walk on my own into the lab.
I coherently (or fairly coherently) responded to the questions given to me.
...so I put my dizzy and nauseousness at an 8.
So when she drew the blood I was fine 'til the needle came out...boom...breakfast hit her shoes.
Her comment in a friendly manner..."that is 10"
Oh well next time I'll know.
I Learned something today, what did you learn?
posted by E at 2:28 PM
1 Comments:
Okay. On the negative side, you were so dizzy you puked on some poor woman's shoes. On the positive site, you now know that your formerly 8 dizzy is a 10. *g*
Big hug, babe. Rest tonight and lots of quiet.
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