Novel & Cerita Blue Mountain State Heat Exhaustion Episode

he bombarded Keatton with questions. Damon let go of the hug and fixed the iv fluid. “Daddy, there is no need for you to inject me with this. I am totally fine,” said Keatton. “No. You are not fine. You’ve lost your consciousness because you were dehydrated and almost lost all of your endurance to wakeup. Did you know that it might trigger you to be in heatstroke. You fain, for goodness’s sake, Keatton. There’s no way in hell I will remove this iv fluid,”

I tried to remember what had happened and all I could recall was thinking I was seeing Ronan and then falling to the floor. “I don’t know, I just feel hot all over and uncomfortable,” I confessed. “I think she has caught the flu! Most of the men in the palace have been infected and reacting badly.” Julia exclaimed. My eyes widened as another wave of heat shot at me. “I think something is wrong with Blue,” I wasn’t sure this was some flu. It had something to do with Blue. “Sophie, call Miles and the doctors over.” Laura stood up and went into work mode. In seconds, she had placed a damp towel on my head and opened all of the room doors and windows.

"I won't stoop to your level. His lips are turning blue. It's clearly a heart issue." "Cardiac ischemia and hypoxia can indeed stimulate respiratory distress, causing blue lips," Amelia said, locking eyes with him. Her tone was stern. "But heatstroke can also cause blue lips. The difference is his pulse is steady and calm. Moreover, his lips are chapped, a clear sign of prolonged exposure to high temperatures. You don't even observe these basic medical signs, and you call yourself a student from The Capital Medical University?" "Yeah, observation is important. Even I know that," someone in the crowd chimed in sarcastically.

"Brian, sweetheart, are you okay? What happened?" The doctor, an older man with a reassuring manner, spoke up. "It seems our young man suffered a minor bout of heat exhaustion while playing outside, but he's doing just fine now. We've got him on fluids and he should be cleared to go home soon." My eyes slipped closed as I exhaled the breath I didn't realize I'd been holding. Bending, I pressed a fierce kiss to Brian's forehead. "Don't you ever scare me like that again, little man?"

I saw fear. And confusion washed over me. Why was he reacting like this? Before I could ask, the door opened. The doctor entered, clipboard in hand, and began asking routine questions—whether I felt nauseous, whether I remembered collapsing, whether I’d experienced similar episodes before. That was when I learned the truth. “You fainted last night,” the doctor said. “Acute exhaustion, compounded by stress and dehydration.” I frowned. “Last night?” Aiden answered before I could ask more. “She’s been pushing herself too hard.”

But it hadn’t made a slight bit of difference. That night, Blue had gripped hold of me as she fell asleep. She made strange little noises as her muscles twitched. She wasn’t her calm self. My touch didn’t seem to be making a difference. Leaning across her, I flick on the bedside light. Blue’s face was covered in beads of sweat. As I flip back the sheets, I see that her tee was practically soaked right through. “Blue?!” I try shaking her awake. She doesn’t stir. Her skin seems to be growing more and more flushed with each second that passed.

This was the revealed fulfillment. Dr. Evans emerged, his face stern. "It's a profound syncopal episode. A fainting spell, but a deep one. His blood pressure bottomed out. The stress… it's unsustainable, Davidson. His body is rebelling by closing down. He's stable for now, but he needs complete, total rest. No more shows.".

He nodded unsurely, "Yes…?” I sighed and stared at him, petting Brownie. "Your pet is struggling from heat exhaustion. It’s normal that he would experience it considering the fact that the weather is very hot for her to handle. I’m glad she’s handling it fine.” I said, smiling at Brownie. “Now don’t make her work until tomorrow. She needs a whole day to rest. And lots of water." Phoenix nodded, now quietly staring at me with amazement. I raised my eyebrow, "What?"

“Whatchu mean Keya?” I explain, “Since I was little I’ve suffered from heat exhaustion. If I get too hot, I start sweating a lot, get dizzy, weak and sometimes my nose bleeds.” Immediately he pulls me closer to him. Sending little electric shocks all thru me taking my breath away a bit. Damn! He holds my face demanding, “Why you ain’t tell me this before Ma?” Honestly,“I just thought of it. I was just so excited about coming here that it wasn’t on my mind.” He sighs, kissing my forehead. “Cool let's all go and get something to drink y’all aight? My treat.”

It doesn't feel much different than the outside felt before the avalanche. Kaleb and I are sitting in front of the fire with the satellite radio, trying to listen to the only station that is somewhat clear. We ran out of wood yesterday, so Kaleb had to start breaking the wooden chairs to feed the fire. And to make things worse, I'm getting sick. Kaleb thinks it might be hypothermia. We've been trying to keep as warm as possible, but I can't stop shivering, I'm so tired and my head feels fuzzy all the time.