I had a dab pen on me and I hit that thing as hard as I could full throttle.
I was inhaling for what must have been around 20 seconds. I forced myself to draw in as much as possible until I’d expended my breath.
When I reached the point of having drawn my full breath I immediately started coughing and gasping for air.
I was struggling. I started to panic and frantically scramble about but then I decided to just sit down and try to calm myself down.
My heart was pounding like crazy.
Next thing I know I’m going through several of these cycles where my heart feels as though its moving through my body and then this piercing feeling strikes my heart. Like a needle going in and out.
The whole time I’m freaking out and telling my friend everything that’s happening.
He gets me to calm down, says he’s been there before, and that everything I’m feeling is totally normal.
So after a while I calm myself down and everything feels almost normal again.
He drops me back off at my place and I decide to go for a walk.
7 hours into my walk I call an ambulance over at 6 in the morning. My heart is throbbing uncontrollably again.
I get to the hospital and it turns out my blood pressure was 144 on a scale of 89. I was 55 points above my limit.
Anyway I’m in the hospital for 6 and a half hours and they’re blood testing me and they say everything’s fine and I’m cleared at 1pm.
But I still didn’t feel normal and I told them I still had heart pain and that I wanted to stay for longer but they told me that I had to go.
So I get picked up by a friend and I take heartburn medication at 2. Couple hours later I call an ambulance again.
I just wasn’t able to calm myself down in my room, staying in one place got the better of me.
Anyway I get there, I get an anxiety vaccine and they send me home again.
Its 9pm and I sleep the night through.
I wake up the next morning and my back is really sore for the next few days.
But all this aside, should I just move on and count it as one bad experience?
