Blue Mountain State Heat Exhaustion Episode นิยาย & เรื่องราว

My vision is swimming. Serna barrels in right behind her, healer bag already open, vials clinking. “Move, move, move! Gods, you’re on fire. When did this hit?” “Five seconds ago,” I wheeze, trying to push up on my elbows. My arms fold like wet parchment. “Or maybe last night. Or maybe I’m just dramatic. Fuck if I know.” Kaelin skids in, slams the door so hard the iron latch rattles. “Okay, nobody panic, but your lips are literally blue and your fingernails look like you dipped them in ink. That’s. Not. Normal.”

He bitter down leaving his mark. I felt lightheaded. The room was spinning and my body was on fire again. I passed out again. Alexi called his mother. She knocked on the door. Alexi unlocked. He hissed at her when she got near me. She hissed back and he backed down. “She needs an ice bath to help drop the fever. Just be there for her. The first day of heat is the worst. Usually the first day involves vomiting, nausea, passing out the heat that she is feeling all over her body. She will be okay. I’ll go prepare the bath.”

I stood in Ethan's doorway watching Dr. Morales place his notepad on the bed. Linen drapes filtered late-morning sunlight that poured into the room, lighting it in gentle, subdued colors, a haven of peace in the wake of yesterday's storm. “Mr. Blackwell's vitals are normal," Dr. Morales said briefly, reassuringly. He took the stethoscope off his neck and looked at me. "He overworked himself to the point where his body broke down. The fever that put him out is an eye-opener. He's going to have to have strict bed rest for the rest of the week, no work, no stress. Okay?”

I’m guessing that’s why I have a headache. He’s instantly up, putting his fingers on my temple. “Are you feeling alright?” I push his hands away. I hate the way my body responds to his touch. “I’m fine.” He sits back and looks at me a moment. “Okay.” “I should probably go see Doc Everett, have him tell me what’s next," I say getting up. It’s only then that I realize we’re on a mountain. It’s so much like the way it used to be for me when I'd black out that I stop short.

After a full minute of puking and some dry heaving, I collapsed backward again, my body completely spent. "I couldn't have done it without you, Erwin. Good shit." "Let's get him on a stretcher!" A woman from the rescue team picked me up effortlessly, placing me on a gurney. "That was pretty impressive, kid. That wouldn't have been easy even for a trained professional." Erwin tilted my head up, letting me sip some water. "Why are my arms and legs numb?" I asked. "Overexertion, sweetie," the woman said. "You just did a pretty extreme workout."

After a simple check-up, he concluded, “Mr. Tremont has been over exhausted for a long period of time. Furthermore, he’s caught a cold, which has caused a fever. His body has been overtaxed, so he’s lost consciousness. The temperature has gone down lately. It’s pretty normal to catch a cold under such capricious weather.” Arianne heaved a sigh of relief after determining the cause behind Mark’s collapse. A cold was nothing. Eric has caught a cold too. It wasn’t unusual during this season. However… How did Mark over exhaust himself? And over a long period of time to boot. It was only once… She nearly thought that she had caused this!

One after another, the race cars roared past me, leaving nothing but clouds of dust. The sun dipped below the horizon, and the temperature plummeted. Freezing wind cut through me from every direction. Suddenly, a sharp pain stabbed through my abdomen. I started shaking uncontrollably. A cold sweat broke out on my back, and specks of black clouded my vision. I knew what that meant. I was about to pass out. If I lost consciousness here, I'd freeze to death on this mountain. Panicked, I pulled out my phone and called Caleb. He didn't answer.

“I am your mother, my child, and I have always hoped for a bright future for you. I am saying you're going to stay in bed till you feel better. “ Ericka was shaking and needed to be quiet until she fell asleep. After an hour, Ericka wakes up. Elaine keeps advising her daughter Ericka to lie down for a nap. To hasten Ericka's healing, she filled the kettle with water, heated some milk for her to drink, and retrieved some prescription drugs from the medicine cabinet. Elaine was shocked to see that after taking a bath, a lot of red spots were germinating all over her skin. She said, “You do understand what you did now, don't you? You took a bath with chilly water straight from the tap, even tho

He said fans will do the trick to have air blowing pass you. Kendra jumped into the conversation and added some information as well as told me a story about one of her friends who was sweating profusely and got what she called heat exhaustion. They had to force her to drink to get her body functions back working. They kept forcing her to drink until she had to pee, so her kidneys didn't get damaged. I listened to both girls and said, "I'll tuck all that information away in a brain cell so if I get in a situation, I'll know what to do."

He lifted his weary head and shrugged. “Feels like I’ve been run over by a dump truck,” he answered as Kenzie came out of through the kitchen doors with a rag and brought it to him. “I know the feeling,” I said. “But you were lucky. Try staying in that state for a few weeks.” “Man, I can’t even imagine going through this for weeks,” Blue said as Kenzie pressed the rag to his forehead. “Hey, think you can find something to eat?” “I’m on it,” Kenzie said, and I kept my eyes on Blue as he watched her walk back to the kitchen.