New Member Of The Tachy Club

[pat57]

I never mentioned that after my recent seizure and post titled "Rats- caused a scene" my BP was 158 and HR 100. That was after about 15 minutes and laying down.

Anywhoo, I am an offical member of the Tachy Club now, and know what it feels like.

Normally I mention in posts that, "I don't get tachy". Trying to not cornfuse people with POTS by my experiance with NCS. The not getting tachy is an important differance. And it sure is.

Most thankfully I am not faced with that on a daily basis. I had the option of waiting for it to pass before continueing with everyday life.

There was no need for me to do anything til it passed. Sure feel bad for those who must press on through it daily. I do have a general feeling of heaviness in my legs and like its work to stand, so I'm not without issues.

Still, I consider my self lucky not to have THAT to deal with.

[morgan617]

Sorry you have had to join this club. It sure doesn't help with the fatigue factor does it??? But just look at all the wonderful people you in good company with!!!! morgan

[pat57]

indeed

tachy not tacky-people.

[Angelika_23]

Pat,

Make sure you drink plenty of water when you get tachy. I found lately that if I get tachy, chugging water helps.

Angela

[Mrs. Burschman]

Pat,

Speak for yourself. You should see the tacky Christmas socks I'm wearing!

Amy

[Guest tearose]

what does one say?

I suppose "Welcome".

I like the "tachy not tacky"...you will fit in just fine!

tearose

[pat57]

lol Amy.

Angela -coincidently I did drink a bottle of water at just that time. Perhaps it was instinctive.

And Thanks for the welcome tearose.