To: Danae
I had had an anaphylactic reaction to an IVP, and it was the scariest thing one could imagine; throat closed up, eyes swelled shut, couldn't breathe, etc., was literally suffocating. And couldn't get the attention of the doctor and tech, who had their backs turned. It is most certainly serious, and I nearly lost my life with medical help two feet away.
Some poor kid out on a date who doesn't get the shot immediately is in big, big trouble. I truly don't know if I could have given myself a shot before it was too late.
41 posted on
11/26/2005 1:22:10 PM PST by
Mjaye
To: Mjaye
I had had an anaphylactic reaction to an IVP, and it was the scariest thing one could imagine; throat closed up, eyes swelled shut, couldn't breathe, etc., was literally suffocating. And couldn't get the attention of the doctor and tech, who had their backs turned. It is most certainly serious, and I nearly lost my life with medical help two feet away. Sorry to hear of your ordeal, and glad you're here with us!
So how DID you manage to make it? Did the medical folks turn around in time?
92 posted on
11/26/2005 2:50:56 PM PST by
grey_whiskers
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To: Mjaye
Wow that is scary!!! God has something for you to do that's for sure!!!! I am sorry you had to go through that!!!! Fortunately you made it!!!!
148 posted on
11/26/2005 3:57:56 PM PST by
Danae
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