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Miss StarSeed wrote:
My head was pounding so bad I couldn't move very much, or on the worst occassions, at all, without extreme pain that would sometimes make me black out. My joints, especially my knees, hurt like hell and made moving at all difficult. Thus the bed-ridden-ness.
I couldn't keep food down, and I would see flashes before my eyes and hear scratching noises coming from the walls. It was scary shit, especially when the doctor couldn't find anything wrong with my except a sore throat.
You know, I had something similar to that before, although it didn't leave me bedridden. It happened twice during my last year of high school - my vision would start flashing, my head would start pounding, my skin grew cold and clammy, my knees began aching, and I felt all-around weak. Couldn't move at all. Luckily it stopped after a few minutes both times.
I still don't know why it happened. Friends think it might've been lack of sleep, but I'm not entirely sure.
Ironic, this is my last year of high school too, but this is the first time it's happened. And the year is already more than half over for me.
The doctor said it was just a virus that was going around, like the flu, and it'd go away on its own, which it did. But he seemed really surprised to hear I was seeing flashes and stuff, because that wasn't something others that were affected were reporting.