I had close to the same experience as you. I was standing in line, had been in the sun all day and did not eat or drink enough. We were at a sporting event.
I felt myself getting dizzy and was aware that I was on my feet, but I was swaying back and forth and the only thing holding me up was the people I swayed into that were in line in front of me and behind me.
I was taken to the shade and they gave me a cold wet towel behind my neck same as you. Then an ambulance came for me even though I thought I was okay. They were right, I was not okay.
I tried to stand and almost fell over again.
Heat stroked like that is not fun and it seemed to last. Finally after a bunch of cold drinks they let me get up and go. It was about an hour.
What I can’t understand is why they did not get Hillary Clinton immediate medical attention, sit her down somewhere.
They left her propped up against that cement bollard with someone keeping a hand on her so she would not tip over. They don’t care about her? What’s up with that? Here, just throw her in this van.
You forget one thing: was she experiencing heat deprivation?
Do you think she was standing outside for several hours without water?
Do you think she didn’t have an adequate water supply or servants to cater to her needs?
Do you think she had no air-conditioner before she showed up at the memorial?
I’ve been walking for hours during the worst of this heat wave in NYC and haven’t fainted, buckled, thrown up or been dragged into my car.
Think again!