be a bit suspicious of headaches

[silverfox1]

all this prompted our boss to take an awareness course to add to the first aid training so he's more aware of these things to watch for.
im recovering quickly though don't have the hand tremors any-more and typing fast enough to make a few goofs:laugh3:

I am glad bosses in the USA are more enlightened than those in the UK, most bosses here would only be interested in "when will you be back at work" or "sorry we can't use you anymore we have got an agency guy in".!!
I am glad your recovery is going well good luck in the future.

 

[Engineer54]

all this prompted our boss to take an awareness course to add to the first aid training so he's more aware of these things to watch for.
im recovering quickly though don't have the hand tremors any-more and typing fast enough to make a few goofs:laugh3:

What sort of age are you gnuuser??

 

[gnuuser]

52 and nearing early retirement

 

[ian.settle1]

I'm glad that you are ok gnuuser ,

just shows that only you know your body own body. I had a similar story I was suffering with sickness dizziness and servear headaches went to several doctors over a period of a few months they all said it was a ear infection and just gave me tablets. It got so bad I couldn't get out of bed then the last time I went to the doctors he tried to fob me off with more tablets I ended up losing my rag and had a full blown argument and I insisted I had a brain scan to find out the problem. Had the scan and they found I had a brain tumour. But all's well now I've had it removed and I'm getting back on my feet again

So it just shows that you know when your not right and that you should get yourself checked out

Similar to a lass down the road to me she had a cough for about 9 months was getting fobbed off saying she had asthma turned out she had a small tumour on her lung which luckily it was operable and now she is OK.