Poll: Ever Lost Conciousness?
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Nope, I've never been put into a situation that caused me to black out. I've never voluntarily created conditions that may result in me blacking out.
I'm just a cautious human being who doesn't overdose or get drunk... Am I a dying breed?
I'm just a cautious human being who doesn't overdose or get drunk... Am I a dying breed?
Strike that.summerof2010 said:
I looked it up, I was wrong.
I think I confused this with the distinction between sleep and coma.
Sorry.
I have been completely knocked out twice, once I was totally unconscious was when I was wake surfing (surfing using the wake of the boat), fell and hit the boat and was unconscious face first in the water for a couple of seconds.
The second time was during Rugby tryouts for high school. I went for a tackle and took a face full of shoulder when we were both going close to full speed then was knocked out.
I do MMA and related martial arts, and I have only been close to being knocked out from that, never completely but I have seen people choked out and knocked out during practice.
The second time was during Rugby tryouts for high school. I went for a tackle and took a face full of shoulder when we were both going close to full speed then was knocked out.
I do MMA and related martial arts, and I have only been close to being knocked out from that, never completely but I have seen people choked out and knocked out during practice.
When I was 8 or 9, I was riding my bike(had just learned how) and saw some older kids jumpimg a speed bump. I thought I would do the same and hit that sucker as fast as I could. That lil decision sent me flying in the air and into the grass(thankfully missing the sidewalk and street). I woke up with my dad looking down at me, asking if I could move/feel everything. Yay..
About six months ago, I got really sick. I was in the kitchen(don't remember why) and collapsed. I woke up with my three cats sitting around my head, staring at me.
It was kinda creepy.
About six months ago, I got really sick. I was in the kitchen(don't remember why) and collapsed. I woke up with my three cats sitting around my head, staring at me.
It was kinda creepy.
Yeah, I've fainted a couple times for absolutely no discernible reason. Once I knocked the toilet paper holder of its wall. It didn't even hurt.
Honestly, it has always been at times when I'm not under duress, drugs, nor violence. Short of temporary psychosis, I cannot fathom why this happens to me.
Honestly, it has always been at times when I'm not under duress, drugs, nor violence. Short of temporary psychosis, I cannot fathom why this happens to me.
When I was nine I fell out of a tree and broke my arm in half. Hit my head and awoke to a group of people staring down upon me.
Later on that day I was anesthetized and my broken arm was reset making my total: 2.
Later on that day I was anesthetized and my broken arm was reset making my total: 2.
Well kinda 2 times, you judge
The other time was this
A bunch of my friends were at my house and I had a really bad headache so I took two pain relievers (mite a been tylenol, dont remember). About an hour later I was feeling really sluggish and I went and checked the bottle. They were pain/sleep pills. I went back out to my living room and my friend started talking to me and things got fuzzy... apparently I fell on him
I was laying across the couch, taking up all the spots (yes it was on purpose) and my friend sat on my face/upper chest... That wasn't pleasant
I had a seisure once and I wasn't conscious for that. It's weird; I remember my vision going fuzzy and then the sensation of being pulled back, and I also don't remember a lot from immediately after I regained consciousness, but mostly it was just like being asleep.
I think I lost consciousness once back in primary school after an enormous blokes three or four years above me (Very well built too) accidentally ran into me. I remember him hitting me, then everything going black, then coming to and having him holding my head up with a crowd around us.