> Robert Seeberger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > >Since I've been posting during the day, I'm sure most of you guessed > >that I'm not at work today. > > > >Something very unusual and frightening happened to me last night. > > > >I had fallen asleep in the living room last night after a snack and > a > >coke. > > > >About 90 minutes I suddenly woke with my body in a panic. My mind > was > >calm enough, but my body was kinda freaking out. > >I couldn't breath. Actually I could exhale just fine, but inhaling > was > >traumatic. > >I had to use all the force I could muster just to inhale a lungfull > of > >air and it took 5 - 10 seconds to get my lungs filled. > >It was as if my windpipe closed up whenever I tried to inhale. > >At first, I wondered if I had collapsed a lung. I've had severe > >pneumonia and it was *that* difficult to breathe, but there was no > >sensation of my lungs being filled with fluid. I felt no sensation > or > >pressure in my trachea or esophagus. I had no clue at this point > what > >was wrong. >
Sounds a bit like the last time I ever ate beef four days in a row. I awoke with a ring of crust in the back of my throat. And the same panic feeling. Lighter side: Let's see..... dogs cannot eat chocolate........wolves are a type of dog........... Find a silver coin or ring. Put it on the end of your tounge and see if it burns. William Taylor _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
