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okay, for anyone interested:
around 8 p.m. monday night, i was feeling even worse than i had all day, so my parents came down from austin and drove me to the emergency room. when we got there, around 11, they told us it would take 16 hours to see a doctor. so my mom drove me up to austin, and i had to sleep in a very uncomfortable position to avoid getting dizzy. at 7:30 a.m. my mom called ARC and got me an appointment to see a doctor at 10:45 that day. so i went, i was professionally diagnosed with vertigo. if you don't know what that is, it's when everything around you seems to spin, and you can't focus on anything. so the vertigo was responsible for the nauseousness that made me throw up every 45 minutes. so he prescribed me some pills, and physical therapy, which i'm going to do on friday, which will hopefully make it so i'll never get vertigo again.
also, i am not returing to utsa next semester. i am going to stay in austin and go to acc. yay!
p.s. i feel much much better. thank you to everyone who worried.
around 8 p.m. monday night, i was feeling even worse than i had all day, so my parents came down from austin and drove me to the emergency room. when we got there, around 11, they told us it would take 16 hours to see a doctor. so my mom drove me up to austin, and i had to sleep in a very uncomfortable position to avoid getting dizzy. at 7:30 a.m. my mom called ARC and got me an appointment to see a doctor at 10:45 that day. so i went, i was professionally diagnosed with vertigo. if you don't know what that is, it's when everything around you seems to spin, and you can't focus on anything. so the vertigo was responsible for the nauseousness that made me throw up every 45 minutes. so he prescribed me some pills, and physical therapy, which i'm going to do on friday, which will hopefully make it so i'll never get vertigo again.
also, i am not returing to utsa next semester. i am going to stay in austin and go to acc. yay!
p.s. i feel much much better. thank you to everyone who worried.