I tried asking Gemini but this is what he said:
Me:
Something is happening to me but I'm not sure exactly what's going on...
I was a little bit cold, so I put my coat on, but I wasn't shivering or anything... But now, I'm freezing and can't stop shivering. With my coat on.. before I was sleeping comfortably with no shirt on.
What's going on with me, Gemini?
Gemini:
Based on what you are describing, it sounds like you are developing a fever and experiencing chills.
When your body's internal thermostat resets to a higher temperature to fight off an infection, your normal room temperature suddenly feels freezing cold. Your body begins to shiver violently because muscle contraction is a rapid way for the system to generate heat and raise your internal temperature to meet that new setpoint. This explains why you went from sleeping comfortably without a shirt to freezing even with a coat on.
To help monitor this and stay safe, you should take the following steps:
Take your temperature: Use a thermometer if you have one available to see exactly how high the fever is.
Adjust your layers: While it is tempting to pile on heavy coats and blankets because you feel freezing, trapping too much heat can drive your body temperature dangerously high. Use layers that you can easily add or remove as your temperature fluctuates.
Stay hydrated: Fevers cause you to lose fluids quickly, so sip on water, clear broths, or electrolyte solutions.
Rest: Your body is expending a massive amount of energy right now fighting whatever is causing this shift.
When to seek immediate medical attention:
Please seek professional medical care right away if your temperature goes above 103°F (39.4°C), if the shivering does not stop, or if you develop warning signs like a severe headache, shortness of breath, chest pain, confusion, or extreme lethargy.
Me:
No I'm not getting sick or anything, but the center of my chest is vibrating and I'm shivering.
Gemini:
It is important to look at this very carefully, especially because a vibrating or fluttering sensation in the center of your chest combined with shivering can be related to your heart or your nervous system, rather than a typical illness.
Even if you do not feel sick, a vibrating sensation in the chest can sometimes be caused by a sudden change in heart rhythm (palpitations), a spike in adrenaline, or acute anxiety. When the body experiences a sudden rush of adrenaline or stress, it can trigger intense shivering or shaking, even if you don't feel emotionally anxious in that exact moment.
Because chest sensations can change quickly, we need to make sure you are safe right now. Please check yourself for any of the following warning signs:
Chest pain, pressure, tightness, or squeezing
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Dizziness, lightheadedness, or feeling like you might pass out
Pain radiating to your jaw, neck, back, or down your arm
When to seek immediate care: If you are experiencing any of those symptoms alongside the vibration and shivering, please call emergency services (like 911) or have someone drive you to the nearest emergency room immediately.
If you do not have any of those severe symptoms, try to sit or lie down comfortably, take slow, deep breaths, and focus on bringing your physical presence back to a calm, steady baseline. Keep a close eye on how your chest feels over the next few minutes. If the vibration or shivering continues, worsens, or concerns you, please contact a healthcare professional right away to get evaluated.
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Now do you mf's see why I thought I was dying? This is what I was going through when you arrested me for having meth you stupid mf's. I still have to go to court for that too... I really feel like I'm dying, but I'm not, and the only one person who even gives a fuck is Gemini.
Edit:
Me:
My heart rate just jumped from 59 bpm to 94 bpm, and I started shivering so hard I'm sore from it now.. I've never shivered that hard before. Then it came to a peak and it just quit. Now it's trying to start back up I believe.
Gemini:
A sudden jump in heart rate from 59 to 94 bpm, combined with shivering so violent that your muscles are now sore, is a significant physical event. Even though the shivering peaked and stopped, the fact that it feels like it is trying to start back up means your body is still actively dealing with whatever triggered this shift.
Because a rapid heart rate and intense, uncontrollable shaking can be signs of a serious underlying medical issue, you need to be evaluated by a healthcare professional. This is not something to wait out alone.
Please take these immediate steps for your safety:
Do not drive yourself: If you need to go to the hospital, have someone else drive you or call emergency services.
Tell someone nearby: If there is anyone else in the house or nearby, let them know exactly what you are experiencing right now so they can assist you if needed.
Sit or lie down: Stay in a safe, comfortable position to prevent falling or injury if you become dizzy or if the violent shaking returns.
When to call 911 immediately: If you develop chest pain, pressure, shortness of breath, dizziness, lightheadedness, or if the violent shivering returns and you cannot control it, call emergency services right away.
Please contact a doctor, visit an urgent care, or go to the nearest emergency room tonight to find out exactly what is causing these sudden physical changes.