I just passed out whilst riding.
 

I was outside riding on my newly assembled trials course, having the
time of my life and keeping the dogs amused, when all of a sudden i
woke up lying on the cement in a cold sweat..

the last thing i remmember was gapping from a skinny to a platform, the
platform is now missing a leg and i cannot bend my left leg at the knee
from pain(the same leg/knee i used to have trouble with playing
soccer).

a leg for a leg?

needless to say the dogs found it most entertaining.


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

****, must have been scary.


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

disorientating mostly, i didn't know what had happened.

whats odd is that i have never passed out/fainted before.


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

crap Tom, i hope you are ok...
Does your head hurt or anything?


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

Did you remember if you fell on or hit the platform? Is that what
caused it? Wow thats weird.:confused:


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

I've passed out once before.
Me and my friend had been riding back to his place because we just went
for a ride, and it was a hot day. When I got to his house I just grabbed
his razor scooter and I jumped down this mini stair. I fell in the wrong
place and I felt WEIRD. I heard a buzzing sound, heat raised around my
body and I didn't talk. Anyway I followed my friend through the door
down the passage. I saw buzzing things in my vision and my ears were
still ringing, but I didn't talk. When I got to the kitchen my friend
had a drink, then he and his mum asked me if I wanted a drink and they
had the glass in their hands.

I just stood their frozen, breathing. They were saying "Brandon"
"Brandon....?" (thats my name BTW) And suddenly I was in a chair next
to the kitchen, not knowing that I passed out until my friend told me.
I felt so hot and bad. It turned out that I was dehydrated. When I fell
of the scooter, that set it off.

It's a weird feeling. (My friend's mum caught because I fell backwards,
if she didnt run behind me and catch me my head would of went into the
floor =]


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

I have passed out many a times, but i have always got lightheaded before
hand and knew i was about to.

It usually happens from me locking my knees or from listing to stories
about injures(The second is annoying and embarrassing).:(


Unisykolist wrote:

It's a weird feeling. (My friend's mum caught because I fell backwards,
if she didnt run behind me and catch me my head would of went into the
floor =]

It dosent hurt....until you wake up.


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tobbogonist wrote:
disorientating mostly, i didn't know what had happened.

whats odd is that i have never passed out/fainted before.



Not really clear from your post what happened. Do you mean you might
have fallen over and knocked yourself out? Do you have a bump on your
head?

If you just 'passed out' for no apparent reason and no warning before
hand (feeling lightheaded/faint), then you really should get checked
out. There are some serious things that could cause that. But most
commonly it's just a simple faint.


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

lol very wierd.I know how that feels because i felt really sick one
morning when i went to school and i just collapsed in the middle of the
floor in the classroom and i "woke up" and found that everyone was
laughing at me


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I just passed out whilst riding.
 

The last time I had blood taken I had a seizure and passed out,
apparently it is pretty common to get seizures though when people are
taking your blood.


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