Hypoglycemic fits/attacks?

[KarKingJack]

Are an everyday thaaang.

You ever had fits, attacks, or the like, of any nature? I've only experienced Hypoglycemic, Hyperglycaemic and Psychosis.

What were the symptoms of yours? Hypoglycemics produce dysphoria, a feeling of weakness, dizzyness, faintness, intense disorientation/depersonalisation, headrushes, shakyness, palpetations and sweating. Hyperglycemics release cocaine into your blood stream - no, seriously. Intense feeling of confidence, euphoria, and energy, with a very very heavy comedown.

Psychosis is a bad acid trip, pretty much. Intense visual and auditorial Hallucinations, intense paranoia, terror, dysphoria and euphoria, and strong delusions.

[cun7n1nja]

I don't experience any of those, except the occasional mild case of something like how you describe hypoglycemia. Which I guess isn't entirely unlikely, as several people in my family are diabetic and I'm considered overweight, so I'm at a decently high risk for developing it at some point. I have anxiety attacks every once in a great while. Rarely, but they do happen. Also, and this has never been officially diagnosed, but I go through periods of symptoms that are pretty dead-on with everything I've read about hypo-mania. Not intense enough to be full bipolar manic episodes, but still significantly noticeable. And it kind of makes sense because I AM borderline, which comes with its own crazy inteeeense mood swings and instability, and borderline tends to pair up with other disorders like bipolar and anxiety. So it's like phases of borderline mood flip-flops [that can change rapidly in an instant, caused by any insignificant thing, usually relating to other people], within [and out of] longer phases of hypo-mania. It's kinda weird, but I'm sure you get what I'm sayin, yeah?

My boyfriend on the other hand, has hypoglycemic fits, manic episodes, panic attacks, AND psychosis, haha. =P He manages most of that pretty well with the meds he's on, and making sure he eats well.

[KarKingJack]

Yeah, you'd mentioned a lot of that to me before. It probably has nothing to do with diabetes, your experiencing hypos, you know. Anyone can, it just happens sometimes. But yeah, I get yaa.

Is your boyfriend diabetic too?

[cun7n1nja]

Yeah I know what you mean, but I am at high risk for it and get tested every so often because they want to be sure they catch it if I am, lol. But it doesn't happen frequently enough that I worry about it.

I know he's hypoglycemic pretty much by default and has problems when he doesn't take care of himself properly, but he never has problems with the hyperglycemia aspect.

[cun7n1nja]

And by properly, I mean he has to be way more on top of it than other people would be. Like I usually don't have issues but he always has to be super observant of it, lol.

[KarKingJack]

Ohhh right, okay. Crazy stuff =] All these variations on similar diseases and problems

[cun7n1nja]

I knowww, it's kind of ridiculous. >.<

[Anonymous]

when I was around five I started seeing vampires and monsters scared the crap out of me, that's my youngest memory lol. I some times here things are see him out the corner of my eye but I haven't told anyone cause they would think I'm weird lol doesn't scare me much now I'm used to it a bit :)

[KarKingJack]

=] That's sort of cool, are you alright with it?

[Opinion Owner]

haha yeah :) the way I see it, its all in my head since I was wee, I used to be scared when it came back buh after a while you just say I'm not gonna worry because no matter how many times I worry I always end up alright :')

[KarKingJack]

=] Awhhh that's really nice

[Anonymous]

My d*** exploded after reading this

[KarKingJack]

You ought to get ahold of that

[Anonymous]

I don't get those anymore. they used to be debilitating

[Anonymous]

I don't experience any of those anymore.

[stillagoodgirl]

Go to doctor

[Anonymous]

Drink water

[NewClassic]

Take vitamin B

[Anonymous]

I don't get those.