[ SECRET POST #3850 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3850 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Losing Time? (TW for medical emergencies?)

[(Anonymous)]

Google says it is a symptom that can happen with heat strokes. Sort of like being blackout drunk.

Also, you should be going to the doctor if you are getting heat stroke several times a year. Or take better care of yourself in the heat.

Re: Losing Time? (TW for medical emergencies?)

[soldatsasha]

I hope that's all it is, but it's also a symptom of PTSD and I'm worried.

Heat exhaustion =/= heat stroke. Most of the people who do my job deal with the first somtimes. It's kind of inevitable. We're outside all day without breaks and the heat index right now is 115F. I mostly get the lingering headaches and fatigue. But, like I said, I've always managed to catch it before it got any worse.

Re: Losing Time? (TW for medical emergencies?)

[(Anonymous)]

If it happened during a physical medical emergency the very likely reason is the physical medical emergency.

Re: Losing Time? (TW for medical emergencies?)

[(Anonymous)]

You should probably get checked out by a doctor anyway, just to make sure you didn't hit your head falling off the platform (concussion could be another possible reason for the memory loss)