Fw: Did you ever get dizzy?

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Please pray for Beth!

----- Original Message -----

From: " Beth Lakey " <bethlakey@...>

" ~*Patty*~ " <redeemed7@...>

Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 11:12 AM

Subject: Re: Did you ever get dizzy?

> Thanks Patty. I'm not sure what I would do without

> you girls. Yesterday in church I was quietly sobbing.

> I'm sure if anyone looked over at me they would think

> I was very moved. Actually I was thinking about my

> two children and giving them back to God and asking

> Him to take care of them for me. I'm not sure I'm

> going to make it.

>

> I've been dizzy on and off since Friday. The back of

> my head feels like it's buzzing sometimes, like I'm on

> the verge of passing out. I'm at work today and

> propping myself up so I can do my job.

>

> Will you add me to the calendar for a surgery date of

> March 11 and ask everyone to keep me in their prayers?

>

> Thanks,

> Beth

>

>

>

> --- ~*Patty*~ <redeemed7@...> wrote:

> > Beth,

> > I had constant dizziness. It felt like I was drunk,

> > other times it felt

> > like the room was spinning, other time it was just a

> > general bad feeling of

> > my brain not being right. I was spacey, all the

> > time, and THIS ONE SYMPTOM

> > was my WORST. It drove me insane. Everything I did

> > to get better was to

> > get my brain back to normal because that is what I

> > wanted most.

> >

> > Quit doubting about the implants. I can say with

> > certainty they are making

> > you sick. I know how you feel, as I was there at

> > one point, not really

> > knowing what was the cause of my sudden illness. But

> > looking back in

> > hindsight, there is no doubt in my mind. Getting

> > them out is the best thing

> > you can do, and then be patient as your body takes

> > the time to heal. Dr.

> > Kolb will take care of you, she understands this

> > illness.

> > Patty

[Guest guest]

Beth,

I am assuming that you have had some type of testing for the

dizzyness such as an MRI. If so, then just ignore this message.

Dizzyness with " buzzing " can be a sign of spinal cord

compression/injury, possibly from a ruptured or bulging disk or a

tumor in the cervical spine. Just FYI. Though many are dizzy,

including me, the " buzzing " deserves some looking into. Take

care of yourself.

Ann

In , " ~*Patty*~ " <redeemed7@c...> wrote:

> Please pray for Beth!

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " Beth Lakey " <bethlakey@y...>

> " ~*Patty*~ " <redeemed7@c...>

> Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 11:12 AM

> Subject: Re: Did you ever get dizzy?

>

>

> > Thanks Patty. I'm not sure what I would do without

> > you girls. Yesterday in church I was quietly sobbing.

> > I'm sure if anyone looked over at me they would think

> > I was very moved. Actually I was thinking about my

> > two children and giving them back to God and asking

> > Him to take care of them for me. I'm not sure I'm

> > going to make it.

> >

> > I've been dizzy on and off since Friday. The back of

> > my head feels like it's buzzing sometimes, like I'm on

> > the verge of passing out. I'm at work today and

> > propping myself up so I can do my job.

> >

> > Will you add me to the calendar for a surgery date of

> > March 11 and ask everyone to keep me in their prayers?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Beth

> >

> >

> >

> > --- ~*Patty*~ <redeemed7@c...> wrote:

> > > Beth,

> > > I had constant dizziness. It felt like I was drunk,

> > > other times it felt

> > > like the room was spinning, other time it was just a

> > > general bad feeling of

> > > my brain not being right. I was spacey, all the

> > > time, and THIS ONE SYMPTOM

> > > was my WORST. It drove me insane. Everything I did

> > > to get better was to

> > > get my brain back to normal because that is what I

> > > wanted most.

> > >

> > > Quit doubting about the implants. I can say with

> > > certainty they are making

> > > you sick. I know how you feel, as I was there at

> > > one point, not really

> > > knowing what was the cause of my sudden illness. But

> > > looking back in

> > > hindsight, there is no doubt in my mind. Getting

> > > them out is the best thing

> > > you can do, and then be patient as your body takes

> > > the time to heal. Dr.

> > > Kolb will take care of you, she understands this

> > > illness.

> > > Patty