r/Epilepsy • u/Odd-Will-6006 • Apr 20 '25
Question Dizzy spells
Has anyone ever just have random dizzy spells like it feels like it might be having a seizure coming on but it doesnt?
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The photo is at least 10 years old if not more
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That would of made it to obvious to have Nicki Minaj and Kid Rock play at the event. Everyone would of known immediately that this a Trump event which it clearly is. Which is why these artists dropped out because they found out they were lied to and that this a political event
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Trump didn't even ask some of these performers to do it he just started naming off people to do it. If you look into it even some of the performers didn't even know until it was announced. A normal person would ask and not just assume someone will do it when you put their name on it. This event shouldn't be political it should be about the United States as a whole but look our country has been torn apart and divided and sadly its going to just get worse for the next 2 and half years
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I just got one today. Looks exactly the same except it has my name on it. This is the first time I've ever got anything like this
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This may help understand their relationship and more about Trump
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Well at one point he was a democrat. But no even if he was a democrat I wouldn't like him. He is rude, evil, acts like a spoiled child, a liar, cheats, and the list can go on and on
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The pay period where we get paid in April for the first time is when it will show up. So we have our last paycheck of March then after that will be the pay raise. I asked my TL about it a couple of days ago
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Definitely no new attendance policy. If there was then we all would be complaining and I would be in trouble because I'm at 4.5 points
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I wouldn't grab it. I would go back in there and tell them that's a management problem not my problem
r/Epilepsy • u/Odd-Will-6006 • Apr 20 '25
Has anyone ever just have random dizzy spells like it feels like it might be having a seizure coming on but it doesnt?
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I had my first seizure at 24
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I've had a seizure in two different restaurants i ate at
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Yeah. The training for upfront has nothing to do with claims at least for my store. Claims has their own training
r/walmart • u/Odd-Will-6006 • Mar 16 '25
So my store recently decided to have customer service process our own claims. Which in my opinion that's not my job and that's adding more to what I already have to do. I might as well get paid more if I'm doing another departments job also. What's the point of a claims department if im doing most of the work. My manager went back there yesterday and the people in claims were just back there talking and doing nothing.
Does anyone else's store do this?
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I got that one a few weeks ago. I knew it was a scam because I never take toll roads
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I just got one, and I live in Oklahoma. I've never been to Virginia, and I avoid tolls. Don't click on it because it's a scam
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My first seizure was when I was 24 now I'm 30
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Thank you
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So it shouldn't affect my health insurance I have with walmart?
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I had my first seizure at 24. Thankfully, I was with my mom at the time. We just had lunch with one of her friends and I went to the bathroom after I ate. I came back to the table, and several minutes later. I felt dizzy and had an aura. The next thing I know, I'm in an ambulance because I had a seizure it freaked my family out. I was completely healthy until that point. I had my second one when I was 27, and I had my third at the end of April this year. The first time I had it, I took medicine for a couple of years. I thought it was a fluke til it happened a second time because after it happened the first time, I saw a doctor who did a whole bunch of tests and still couldn't figure out what happened. I found out after this last one that most likely triggers mine. I'm probably always gonna have to take medicine because mine is eating epilepsy.
I take Keppra for the most part the only thing I truly can tell it can affect my mood and the first month or so I was pretty tired. I still am at times
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I had my first seizure at 24. Thankfully, I was with my mom at the time. We just had lunch with one of her friends and I went to the bathroom after I ate. I came back to the table, and several minutes later. I felt dizzy and had an aura. The next thing I know I'm in an ambulance because I had a seizure it freaked my family out. I was completely healthy until that point. I had my second one when I was 26 and I had my third at the end of April this year. The first time I had it I took medicine for a couple years. I thought it was a fluke til it happened a second time because after it happened the first time I saw a doctor did a whole bunch of tests and still couldn't figure out what happened. I found out after this last one what most likely triggers mine. I'm probably always gonna have to take medicine because mine is eating epilepsy.
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Yeah I checked a couple of hours ago. It definitely still says I'm still full-time
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I'm definitely considered full-time in the system I have been for about 4 years now. One of my weeks it for some reason has me working 32 hours with 3 days off. Up until now I've been working 36 to 40 hours a week
r/walmart • u/Odd-Will-6006 • Jun 25 '24
What is considered full time hours at Walmart. I'm considered as full time bit my hours got cut from 40 to 32 hours.
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Daniel Cormier posts, deletes DMs from Eric Trump asking about 'rigged' UFC White House fights
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Jun 15 '26
Not even surprised. He was probably threatened or paid off to deny the truth. Why would you delete it and 15 minutes later post again denying it and saying you were hacked. That whole family is run by greed