Last week, while enjoying the opening luncheon of my Garden Club, I had nothing better to do but to have an allergic reaction to a delicious salad. Well, it wasn't an ordinary salad actually. Buried inside were some exotic nuts that I don't get along with.
If you or anyone you know has severe allergies, you know what came next. My blood pressure dropped, my throat began to swell and well it was downhill from there. Fortunately, the last two things I remember was dialing 911 and telling the operator that the paramedics had to treat me aggressively or I wouldn't do well. They listened and I'm here to blog another day!
Thank God!!! Wow, I'm glad to see you alive and blogging! Phew.
ReplyDeleteYikes. I'm grateful and glad you're back to blog another day. I suppose the after effects of "aggressive treatment" explain the time stamp on the post? Hope you can get some rest.
ReplyDeleteOy! Thank goodness you're all right.
ReplyDeleteSo Glad that you are ok. Love the Post Photo.
ReplyDeleteOh, D! I hate that happened to you. but glad that you're a-ok.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Thank goodness for 911, cell phones, and good treatment!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're okay after all.
Oh gosh, so glad you're OK!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm glad you're OK!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you've been ill. I hope you are feeling better now.
ReplyDeleteOh, no...that's awful news, but I'm sure glad you survived and are ok!! You should carry an epipen!!
ReplyDeleteOmg... I am glad things are all better now. That's scarey.
ReplyDeleteSheesh!! So glad to know you're alright and had time to call for help.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! You make the most stressful situations sound so funny gurl!
ReplyDeleteVery thankful you are alright now!!
I gotta keep reading you woman! ;o)
Yikes! I'm glad you're ok.
ReplyDeleteYOU had to call 911? Didn't anyone notice your distress? Thank God you are alright. That is truly scary.
ReplyDeleteWOW. WOW. Please, get some rest. I really hope you're doing ok now.
ReplyDeleteBummer, ain't getting old a bitch? I just had my first allergic reaction to shrimp.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you're still with us!
She was very lucky, quick trip to the ER and lots of adrenaline, epinephrine, and whatever other "ine" they used.
ReplyDeleteShe didn't mention the final cure, a session with the bin of sale silk at the LYS.
Oh, my gosh Deborah!!! How scary is that.. thank goodness your ok
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Thank goodness you are okay.
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Good for you for being alert enough to tell the 911 operator all that!!! Glad you are still here!
ReplyDeleteOh.. I'm awfully late on this. I hope all is well with you now.
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