Welcome to Gaia! ::

Nice to see you, too. surprised


I haven't forgotten that you're borrowing my Solar Headdress.

I have a Pikachu N64 Miz. >.> I got that from my cousin like.. 3 years ago... and I have Ocarina of Time.. but I can't really play that cause I'd have to play it where my mom could see. NOT fun.

>.> I used to be/still on Neopets. XD But curently it's less.. interesting than Gaia. All I go there now is to get my interest of 143 np and wait until the Advent Calendar opens once more. XP

ninja

I almost died on sunday! gonk

I went to my aunt's to help her pack up her things because she's moving. She had made my mom, my grandma, and myself each a muffin from when she was baking that day. During our little break I grabbed my muffin and began eating. I knew there was apple in it because she had said something about apples, so I thought the crunch was just a larger piece of apple. Although as I ate my mouth got a little itchy, so I asked my aunt if there were any nuts in the muffins. She said "Yes, there's walnuts." Now the two nuts I know I'm absolutly for sure allergic to are walnuts and pecans, so I spit out what was in my mouth, and me and my mom went to the hospital right away.
Everything was going alright at the hospital. My reaction hadn't taken a turn for the worse, so we (my mom and myself) told the nurse what had happened, and he put me in a room, and within seconds another nurse was in there to help me out.
Now the problem began when she tried to hook me up to the IV. They like to put that in a vein in the back of your hand. Although I have very poor circulation in my hands, so the bloodflow that was needed wasn't getting through the first time. Even though when they stick you with the little needle the pain isn't much, (It's a little more than getting a shot) when they had to stick in it my right hand, the bloodflow still wasn't coming. Now that's not to bad, but just before she took the needle out, I had began to violintly shake, everything but my right hand, because I wanted to keep control over it so the needle didn't break. I started gagging, so the nurse got me a basin in case I threw up, and then instead of sitting up, I lied down on the bed, which helped A LOT! After I lied back and wasn't shaking anymore, we decided to stick the IV needle in one of my arms, because the circulation was better, and she had found a good vein to stick it in.
The arm vein is just what was needed. As soon as the nurse stuck it in the vein a nice flow of blood came out, and then she hooked up the medicine.

After that, I began to feel much better, and now I only have to take one pill of the meds they put me on in the hospital and some Benadryl, just to keep the reaction at bay.


And that's my story, that I'm going to go paste in my journal and two other threads.

You can have it back as soon as I'm done designing my next outfit. 3nodding

xd

Walnuts??? gonk