Scares: 'Could this be it?' moments - kinda a vent post.
I was just wondering how many scares everyone has had in the last year. I really needed to vent. I personally count my scares, and I know it sounds pretty weird, but I have a few delusions when it comes to emet and v*. One of them is once you've had so many years since last v* or so many scares, you have a debt to pay aka v*.
Scare one: February. I was in Chem at school, suffered a reflux attack and had to run out of the classroom and just repeat 'I will not v*' to myself over and over again. I downed a couple of glasses of water and I took it easy for the rest of the day.
Scare two: May. After having let my emet guard down for a while, I started drinking milk without smelling it again. I suffer with eating issues for those who do not know, so I drink very, very skimmed milk, which spoils randomly and quickly. I thought my tea tasted funny, but I kept drinking it. I woke up with terrible nausea during the night and fell asleep sitting up watching QVC. I went downstairs to make cereal in the morning, and shoved the milk under my brothers nose and he started to heave. I then smelt it and started to panic.
Scare three: July. My guard had been down for six months now, and I thought I was getting better. I know almost everything that can cause you to v*, but like an idiot, I lie in the sun for five/six hours, and then go out with a friend walking for an hour. I was very dehydrated and started feeling terribly nauseous. I then started shaking uncontrollably, like an electric toothbrush and started getting sweaty and clammy. I went into my Mother's room and she then started to shout at me about how she's 'had to deal with all this emetophobia shit for six years now and is getting tired of it' and she was saying it was all in my head ect. Since my eating issues started, d* hasn't really scared me anymore, but this bout I had to run to the toilet for did. I then got back into bed and in a panic, I phoned 111 (The UK's non emergency national health hotline) and my Mother heard me talking. She then realized how ill I was and started calming me down. It was a very, very tough night.
I just needed to vent, and whoever read this (every bit of it) deserves a medal for listening to my rantings.
Lacey.
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