I got lightheaded as the oxygen drained from my body.
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I was getting lightheaded, and my heart was off track.
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As he settles back into his chair, I feel lightheaded.
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There, doctors found that he was lightheaded and feeling ill.
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"She was feeling lightheaded and nauseated, sweaty," Dr. Chen said.
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By 11 o'clock that evening, he was starving and lightheaded.
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We're told Sinatra cancelled tonight's show when he felt lightheaded.
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"I'd been getting lightheaded on set and having headaches," she said.
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My energy levels are plummeting, and I am a little lightheaded.
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Common symptoms include chronic fatigue and feeling lightheaded, among other weaknesses.
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I smelled like a perm, and I felt dizzy and lightheaded.
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I was like, I was going to vomit, I was lightheaded.
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Climbing while breathing into a bulky mask made me feel lightheaded.
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When I woke up the next day, I felt a bit lightheaded.
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"I was really lightheaded, because the slap was so hard," Ayala recalled.
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"I'd been getting lightheaded on set and having headaches," she told PEOPLE.
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I still had the headache and felt lightheaded but continued with life.
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As a result, dieters can wind up tired, irritable, lightheaded, and weak.
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"Isn't It Romantic" is designed to leave viewers feeling lightheaded and forgetful.
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"I'd been getting lightheaded on set and having headaches," she told the magazine.
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She felt lightheaded and she had trouble getting her words out, she testified.
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Some patients feel lightheaded, dizzy, weak or faint when they sit or stand.
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"I got a little lightheaded toward the end of the round," she said.
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I felt myself begin to get lightheaded, and I thought, This is it.
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Lol. Everyone is smoking cigs on the balcony, and I'm starting to feel lightheaded.
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He also said he was a little lightheaded when trying to get back up.
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I smelled like a perm, my face burned, and I was dizzy and lightheaded.
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Recently she decided to see Dr. Goldberg to discuss heart palpitations and feeling lightheaded.
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I was feeling lightheaded, and the ceiling kept spinning, as if I were drunk.
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" He also spoke of being lightheaded and dizzy, and of having "this moment of serenity.
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After eight hours of exploring, I got lightheaded and decided it was time to leave.
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Francona was hospitalized twice last month after feeling lightheaded and developing a rapid heart rate.
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These days, Romu says she is constantly fatigued, lightheaded, and frequently struggles with a racing heart.
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"I just feel like I can't get enough air, and I'm feeling lightheaded," Biran tells him.
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I would feel short of breath after reading to the kids and lightheaded after getting up.
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" I clutched the door handle of the little red rental car, feeling lightheaded and panicky. "What?
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But skipping breakfast is not an option if I don't want to feel cranky, even lightheaded.
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"I feel like so lightheaded and like I might pass out," she tells Wendt from the floor.
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Hannah said that CHSP sessions made her vision "go white" and her body feel weak and lightheaded.
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The distress messaging function was important to Apfel, who often doesn't drink enough water and becomes lightheaded.
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Our sources say the nurse pulled enough blood from Stan for him to feel lightheaded and dizzy.
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I would like to get some, uh, make it pressurized or something, so I'm not so lightheaded.
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You may get an upset stomach, feel lightheaded or dizzy, or have tender breasts for a short while.
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According to the complaint, the driver Robert Morgan shouldn't have been driving because he felt nauseous and lightheaded.
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Given the context, this was pretty alarming, but it also kept Matt lightheaded, which he considered a plus.
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When she tried to stand up for the first time since being attacked, she felt lightheaded and fell.
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I also have like NO upper body strength, and it's been awhile since I've eaten so I'm feeling lightheaded.
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"If you start to feel dizzy, lightheaded or clammy while hair grooming, stop and take a break," Batra said.
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"I'd been getting lightheaded on set and having headaches," she tells PEOPLE in the magazine's exclusive new cover story.
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She first began recognizing troubling symptoms in February –"I'd been getting lightheaded on set and having headaches," she says.
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They'd used it several times before, but this time they became lightheaded, unsteady, and entered an extended convulsive episode.
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Before passing out, a person may feel lightheaded, dizzy or maybe even a bit euphoric, and vision may dim.
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I start feeling lightheaded halfway through the meet-up though, and head back to the hotel room to get changed.
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Her performance is breathtaking, in a rather literal sense; I got lightheaded watching her cry and storm at Washington's character.
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Weinburg says orthostatic hypotension usually isn't a medical emergency unless it persists and you consistently feel lightheaded when you stand.
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And you wake up the next day, happy and lightheaded, thinking you just might rejoin the ticket queue that afternoon.
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For instance, you might leak a lot of blood and start feeling lightheaded, which means you might need IV fluids.
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They went to a room, and she began to feel lightheaded and couldn't get the right words out, she testified.
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No matter; Spalding sings her complex insights with such breezy charm that the songs come across as lighthearted, even lightheaded.
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He stopped mid-performance when he felt lightheaded and couldn't stand up, tour manager Andrew Stone told CNN affiliate WDBJ.
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At first, they were purely sexual—he'd remember Rachel's smell and feel a jolt of desire that made him lightheaded.
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But when she started feeling lightheaded and had "tremendous" fatigue and heart palpitations, Jones took initiative and went to the doctor.
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"I feel O.K. now, but I was a little lightheaded and didn't feel quite right for a few minutes," Walker said.
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The agents have to endure exhaust fumes for entire shifts, day after day, that made me lightheaded in just an hour.
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Renteria, 225, missed the past four games after he began feeling lightheaded prior to Monday's road game against the Minnesota Twins.
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When I took off the goggles and readjusted to the brightness of the room around me, I felt lightheaded and dizzy.
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I usually get lightheaded and a bit nauseous if I miss a dose, so I kept telling myself that was the problem.
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Johnson was driving home early Thursday when he felt lightheaded and parked his car near his home, police said in a statement.
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Before the game, Chicago manager Rick Renteria was transported to Hennepin County Medical Center for precautionary reasons after complaining about feeling lightheaded.
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But the lightheaded bliss was fleeting and I quickly realized a revival of The Office would be a straight-up horrible idea.
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Instead, I practice deep breathing on my walk from the subway to the office, but it doesn't last long because I get lightheaded.
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Mason Rinks would be studying for exams or working at his internship when he would feel lightheaded and dizzy and sometimes experience palpitations.
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A food coma (technical term: "postprandial somnolence") is a condition in which you may feel drowsy, lightheaded, or fatigued after eating a large meal.
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There's an undeniably dark quality to the abstract imagery that's emphasized by Macintyre's lo-fi instrumental, which evokes a cloudy, lightheaded, and claustrophobic mood.
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While she was in the hospital, the patient was walking down the hall and suddenly felt lightheaded, as if she were about to faint.
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A police statement said that Johnson was driving home early on the 17th when he felt lightheaded and parked his car near his home.
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Looking back on it now, I know that we didn't even have that much to drink, but I felt so lightheaded and giddy and free.
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But by the end of this nonpareil show's two intermissionless hours, you are as lightheaded, exhausted, baffled and invigorated as if it had been you.
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Feeling dizzy or lightheaded when you stand up may be a risk factor for stroke and dementia years down the road, a new study reports.
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This is similar to what happens when humans stand up quickly and become lightheaded, or the way blood goes to the head during a headstand.
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He then points out how he has "never felt this way before" about another person...listing off his symptoms of having the shivers and being lightheaded.
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One of the most impressive findings in Sprint was that few patients had problems with low blood pressure like becoming lightheaded from overmedication and then falling.
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Driver Robert Morgan was on the Whole30 diet at the time, and had not eaten breakfast or lunch, leaving him "feeling nauseous and lightheaded," the suit claims.
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Don't let these almost identical images of Wendy Williams get you lightheaded ... power through and see if you can catch the differences between these two super similar shots.
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"That's what happened when I fell down before; you stand up, you get lightheaded," said Huggins, who added it's only the second time the defibrillator has gone off.
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I end my workout by trying the 30-minute sprint and brisk walk alternation, but am out of breath, lightheaded, and dripping with sweat after just 10 minutes.
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I was told that if any of these women who were about to join the few and the proud felt tired or lightheaded, she was invited to sit.
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Mr. Gardiana, 27, who has epilepsy as a result of a brain injury from a 2011 car accident, said he started getting lightheaded and dizzy in the theater.
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Officers did not see any signs of impairment and Superintendent Johnson, who reported parking his car after feeling lightheaded, was allowed to drive himself home, the police said.
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"Adrenaline and cortisol are hormones that are released [during fight-or-flight] that can cause some people to feel lightheaded, and cause other people to feel nauseous," Goodman says.
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You soldier on, knowing that at the end, you will be rewarded with a feeling of lightheaded euphoria that will erase your woes—if only for a few hours.
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I'm feeling slightly lightheaded and can't help but wonder why, but then I realize I haven't had a proper meal since lunch yesterday... That was definitely not a smart idea.
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If you'd prefer to get your boost from another source, remember to take it easy — exceeding 100 mg of caffeine beforehand can backfire by making you feel lightheaded or weak.
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Perhaps it's because we're driven and ambitious and we need energy — not lightheaded, leafy-greens energy but real energy, the kind that comes from eating the hearty foods men eat.
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He took antibiotics, but on Saturday, he said, he started feeling lightheaded and weak as he and his brother-in-law tried to move possessions from Mr. Greer's flooded home.
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"There's not really a measurement of sweating, but if you're able to undertake an activity without becoming excessively flushed, lightheaded, or quickly tired, then you're probably sweating enough," Dr. Smith says.
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I started to feel lightheaded when the house began dreaming about its own deconstructed past, but so long as the embers of Freedman's incantation continue to glow, I'm in no rush.
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I imagined that the train was as sweaty and clammy as I am, and as lightheaded and hallucinatory as I am while rolling through those cramped dark tunnels, seeking its next station.
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The patient who was taken to the biocontainment unit was feeling lightheaded and had shortness of breath, said Dr. Mike Wadman, an emergency physician and co-medical director of the quarantine unit.
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Playing in the rain at the Canadian Open on Thursday, Kuchar started to feel lightheaded near the end of his first round, a feeling he later said he had not experienced before.
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Francona spent a third straight day at the Cleveland Clinic, where he has been undergoing tests — and possibly a procedure — to resolve the causes of his becoming lightheaded over the past month.
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"When your body has restricted blood flow, you feel lightheaded and you also feel a bunch of adrenaline and endorphins released, so there's a rush in addition to wooziness or dizziness," he says.
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Such invention gives Hayes's poetry a lightheaded if not always lighthearted sense of play, immersed as it is in heavy subjects like race, violence, desire and other dangerous mysteries of self and world.
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I'm glad that Apple is preventing me from wasting money on a new iPhone, but now I'm afraid that a glimpse of one of these on the street could make me feel lightheaded.
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After the 15-second journey, a lightheaded delirium of adrenaline kicks in; I'm overcome with the unreasonable urge to hug strangers while I stagger amid the crowds and Corinthian columns of the first floor.
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I'm feeling a little lightheaded and we're too lazy to walk to the metro, so we take a Lyft back to my place to rest a little bit before heading back out for the day.
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When starting a new regime there is always the inclination to go HAM, but if you are the type of person who gets lightheaded when they stand up too fast maybe it's best to ease in.
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I definitely felt lightheaded, but it was the kind of light-headedness that makes you unsure whether it's a real effect or if you just forgot to eat lunch and are convincing yourself that it worked.
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"I wanted to believe it was something else getting me sick, but every morning for the past month-and-a-half I have been lightheaded and can't concentrate," writes a Reddit user who goes by blazedentertainment.
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Not long after, an extended heavy menstrual cycle left me feeling so ill and lightheaded that I almost fainted at work, alarming my co-worker Sue so much that she escorted me to an emergency room.
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Lightfoot announced Johnson's ouster Monday, saying a not-yet-public inspector general's report contradicted Johnson's account of the incident, which he said happened after a medication issue prompted him to feel lightheaded and to pull over.
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I was feeling a little lightheaded from the drinking, and from the small amount of weed I smoked at the party before remembering I hated smoking weed, and so I climbed down into the yard to take the air.
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Tottenham Hotspur's defeat at home to Wolves a few hours previously meant that Jürgen Klopp's team would have a 9-point lead at the top of the table, for 24 hours, at least; by that stage, Anfield was feeling lighthearted, lightheaded.
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The Arizona teen said that he felt lightheaded one day this month while watching television, and his smartwatch alerted him that his heart rate was extremely high at 219 beats per minute, local news station ABC 15 reported on Monday.
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These thoughts come unbidden from ten to hundreds of times a day, causing a surge of adrenaline to course through me, which in turn causes my heart to race, muscles to shake, mouth to go dry, and head to grow dizzy and lightheaded.
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Renteria and the Sox were gearing up to play the Twins on Monday when Rick began to feel lightheaded, according to the AP. The team didn't mess around -- and the 56-year-old was transported to Hennepin County Medical Center for treatment.
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At one point I got out of a morning session dizzy and lightheaded; I wondered if I had finally experienced some kind of reaction to leaving reality until I realized that I was just hungry after pushing my meals back for more Rift time.
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Scene City Over the years, Julianne Moore has appeared in more than 60 movies, where some of her more memorable roles have included a despairing porn star, a pretentious artist, an articulate academic, a lightheaded lesbian, a boozy Briton and a stilted New England housewife.
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Stop using DUPIXENT and tell your healthcare provider or get emergency help right away if you get any of the following symptoms: breathing problems, fever, general ill feeling, swollen lymph nodes, swelling of the face, mouth and tongue, hives, itching, fainting, dizziness, feeling lightheaded (low blood pressure), joint pain, or skin rash.
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As we made our way through the terrible milestones of leukemia — hair loss, infections, feeding tubes and transfusions, one endless, brutal procedure after another — I felt lightheaded every time I stepped outside the hospital, blinking in the sunlight, at the ordinariness of people walking on sidewalks, picking up their children from school, drinking coffee in cafes.
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Typically, those reporting dizziness in the survey indicated they each had experienced three of the following different types: a spinning or vertigo sensation, including a rocking of yourself or your surroundings; a floating, spacey or tilting sensation; feeling lightheaded, without a sense of motion; feeling as if you are going to pass out or faint; blurring of your vision when you move your head; or feeling off-balance or unsteady.
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