Sophiab123

Hi, I'm looking for a little advice. This weekend I leave to go to a church camp overseas for 3 weeks. I am an orthodox Christian, so a lot of the religion is based in standing out of respect. My pots is the worst in the morning, especially before I have eaten anything. There is a fifteen minute service in the morning right before breakfast, one more service before dinner (these happen every day, one every time we travel to another church (every other day) and a big, long service every Sunday. I know I won't be able to stand during the morning services. I'm just nervous about having to literally sit out on the side. I'm going in not knowing anyone and I just don't want judgement because I can't stand. I'm really nervous about being so different and sitting. No one sits because it is seen as extremely disrespectful. I just want to be able to stand like everyone else. Any words of wisdom? Thanks

I'm going in to the hospital to get my first ever tilt table test soon! I was told the appointment was 2 hours. I thought the test was only 45 minutes, why would the doctors need 2 hours for the test? I also found that some doctors give the patient nitroglycerin. Do the all give nitro? Or are you given an option if you want to receive nitro or not? I have almost no idea what to expect and I'm pretty nervous. What are you even supposed to do for 45 minutes? Do you just stare at a wall and wait to faint? If any of you have experience can you share your story?

In a week and a half I'm going to be going on several college tours. There's a lot of standing and walking around involved with no seating. I'm worried about being on my feet for so long. I'm fine with walking, but I am so only able to stand still for a few minutes at a time. I don't want to draw attention to myself and have to sit down on the ground in the middle of the tour. Any tips?