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"Hi, all... I haven't been on much lately because I've been SUPER busy (worked 72 hours last week) and traveling quite a bit...and I was feeling relatively good for a while, so I had that cocky \"Look at me! I'm awesome and totally normal!\" thing going on. Welllllll, ever the jokester, the universe threw me a MAJOR flare last week following a week-long trip to Disney World...I mean, I had every symptom in the book...I kept expecting my head to spin around a'la Linda Blair in the Exorcist. Major GI issues, fatigue, dizziness, panic, flu-like aches, low grade fever, etc. That's all finally subsided, and now I'm left with chest pain and tachycardia, my two loyal subjects; I'm spending all day reasoning with my brain as to why it's highly unlikely for me to be having a heart attack (I'm sure we all have these conversations with ourselves on a frequent basis, but i have yet ANOTHER appt with my cardiologist on Monday) and trying to be somewhat normal. The absolute hardest part for me is to explain how I actually FEEL at any given time when I don't have a specific symptom to point to; I just feel WEIRD. People understand headaches and dizziness, they do not understand weird. How do I define it? Ummmmm....gee, I feel kind of \"creepy-strokey-woozy-freaky\"???? Yeah, people don't get that--I'd love to be able to pull out the Merck Manual and point to a definition, but I don't anticipate that happening any time soon. Anyone else know what I mean? Any other \"weirdos\" out there??  "
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