fainting movie

Since November 2007, I have had a handful of random episodes of near syncope (fainting). I have always been a migraine sufferer, but from August 2007 through June 2008, I was taking Topamax as a preventative migraine medication (50mg once a day). Topamax, in higher doses (about 200mg), is mainly a seizure medication. I had not experienced such episodes until I began Topamax, but it did its job in preventing my daily headaches.

Omg I just watched the movie "The Fault In Our Stars" uh I cried like a baby. Such a sad movie :( probably doesn't help with all my hormones lol. Have any of you ladies seen it yet?

I commonly see a lot of you talking about a movie on youtube that talks about birth or something? I've heard it's really good to watch where I want to deliver naturally. What's the movie called?

Last scary movie i watched was "It" and i have been scared of clowns every since. Couldnt imagine this movie!!! I saw the previews and thought oh He!! no!!!!!

What is the movie that everyone says to watch about pregnancy that is on YouTube and Netflix?

Back in october of 2007 I was at a move with my brother. I passed out during the movie and therfor set in place to go see the doctor, to make sure I was alright. I went and she set me up with many tests. EEG EKG etc etc.. an MRI. I saw a neurologist as well. He said he felt I was just a "fainter" and the other tests didn't find anything wrong with me. Well I went to get my MRI in late march. The doctors office called me to tell me to come in (today) for the results..

I'm 25 years old. I eat right and work out almost daily. I get plenty of sleep at night. But no matter what I do usually after 6pm. I'm always passing out. I've been at the movies watching a movie I'm really excited about seeing, at a live hockey game (which I'm a big fan of!), or even having a conversation with someone. I just pass out all the time. What is my issue?! I definitely have not always benn this way.

Sorry for my terrible spelling in advance, Hahah. I fainted the other day whilst I was describing a scary movie to my father. I have a "condition" if you want to call it that called vasovagal synope, this is where I pass out/ faint due to a triggered problem, mine is blood and needles and gore. When i fainted I think I hit my head on the right side because it is really starting to hurt and throb.

Does anyone know what that movie is? I thought it was called from the whom to the world but I cant find it..?

Today in my aftercare we had to watch this movie -- It was insane. It is called "Once Were Warriors". I dont know if anyone knows about it but it is about the affects of alcohol and domestic violence on this tribal family living in New Zealand. Our counselor is from a reservation and said that the kinds of abuse shown in this movie were common where she grew up. The violence in this film is so horrific and sickening some people walked out of the room and didnt come back.

I just saw The Changling last night for the first time. That was so good but so sad! It's still worth watching, though, if you all haven't seen it yet. And I know, I'm probably slow here! But, hey, I do usually wait till things are out on DVD. It's just too dang expensive to go to the theater anymore and this way we can watch in our jammies with our own popcorn! So, what have you all seen and recommend?

Where I live the AYSO and a couple of the private schools have a deal with the local movie theater. You can by ticket vouchers all year long from their fundraiser dept for about $3.00 off the normal ticket price. There is no limit and no expiration date you just have to pay cash. I buy 4 at the start of each month and put them away. If we want to make a trip to the movies it is already in the budget. They are also great to have on hand as gifts to slip inside birthday or thank you cards.

Well can i ask what movie was it you watched? Was it a horror? Also how old are you? Some people are much more sensitive to watching horrors or thrillers, especially if you are either young and have a good imagination or have had a somewhat sheltered life. I too have had felt some extreme emotions when watching footage of real life situations and a couple have had me in total dispair.

There's a few sites where you can watch stuff for free that are good, like crackle and hulu (legal, too!!!) I actually have never partaken in the whole illegal download thing... but this recent change in how movie players work has made me so angry that I'm contemplating doing it. It is clear that many of the new "Security features" are designed to prevent access to copyrighted material that's being used wrongly.

rules, I throw out a movie quote and whoever gets it right gives out the next quote... anybody wanna play?

Hi lady's I am 6weeks 3days and I have a weird addition of watching one movie and I replay it at least 3 times a day it started sence I was 4 weeks pregnant idk if it has to do with my pregnancy has any one ever had this kind of problem

Can anyone tell me the name of this one pregnancy movie on netflix? I've read the name somewhere but already forgot, I've seen a few mommies mention it before. Or any good pregnant movies on netflix in general?

Have any of you guys seen that movie devils due?( about the lady pregnant with the devil baby or whatever ) lol I refuse to watch it while pregnant scares me so bad! I even have to change the channel when the commercial comes on. Lol random but just wondering if any of you girls have watched it during there pregnancy .

The conjuring is the only actually scary movie I have seen in a long time :P

Im 29 weeks and the new transformers movie is coming out friday and that's also my boyfriends bday so I want to take him to see it. Was wondering if its alright if I go. I know the baby can hear and I think the most hr will do is kick around at certain sounds. But it wont really effect anything will it??

I'll try to make this as short as possible. Back in June, I took a really long road trip with friends. 13 hours each way. During the trip, I had pain that radiated from my neck to my upper back and into my arm. At first, I thought it was a muscle strain. But after a month, it did not go away. Naturally, went to the doctor who diagnosed me with "cervical somatic dysfunction" and sent me off to physical therapy. The official paper diagnosis said I had a neck sprain.

Recordings on the monitor do not affect the heart rhythm any more than recording a movie from TV would affect the movie. You can mess up the recording but not the movie. Does that make sense? Keep a list of questions handy to ask your cardio when you see him again. That way you're not likely to forget anything. I tend to get nervous and don't care about my questions any more; I just want to get out of there.

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