Kirahfaye wrote:I told her not to take her am blood pressure pill, but she has short term memory issues and did anyway.
Yeah, there's your fainting issue, right there. She went from high blood pressure to low blood pressure in twenty minutes.
Kirahfaye wrote:I told her not to take her am blood pressure pill, but she has short term memory issues and did anyway.
victoriavictrix wrote:Kirahfaye wrote:I told her not to take her am blood pressure pill, but she has short term memory issues and did anyway.
Yeah, there's your fainting issue, right there. She went from high blood pressure to low blood pressure in twenty minutes.
victoriavictrix wrote:Kirahfaye wrote:I told her not to take her am blood pressure pill, but she has short term memory issues and did anyway.
Yeah, there's your fainting issue, right there. She went from high blood pressure to low blood pressure in twenty minutes.
Kirahfaye wrote:victoriavictrix wrote:Kirahfaye wrote:I told her not to take her am blood pressure pill, but she has short term memory issues and did anyway.
Yeah, there's your fainting issue, right there. She went from high blood pressure to low blood pressure in twenty minutes.
It's hard because she isn't what she used to be, you know..... She's also not completely "who" she use to be, either. Both are disconcerting and upsetting. Especially since none of the medical professionals seem to think there's any concern with dementia, senility or Alzheimer's.
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