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Panic/Anxiety/Stress attack
written on Tuesday, July 26, 2016 @ 3:29 PM ✈

So last night I decided to take a look at my stitches, and they weren't as scary as I thought. They were pretty small, just a knot. I was rinsing with saltwater when I felt the left stitches come out. One side of it had come out and the other was still inside the gums. At first I was worried bc I thought it was supposed to "dissolve" so I hurriedly looked it up. Apparently, dissolvable stitches mean it will dissolve or just come out. However, I also read some other stuff which kinda made me nervous. Like how stitches usually last from a week to months, but mine came out less than a week. But if it comes out, it just means my gums are healing well. I tried to pull it out, but it was so far back and I was holding my phone for flashlight too. My heart was racing. So many things ran through my head, going wrong. When I finally pulled it out--I didn't feel anything--but I felt so relieved. But the pressure of having to enduring that "fright" suddenly let itself go. I started to feel my hands "pulse" (hard to explain) and feel heavy, my head started to feel heavy, my ears started to ring, and I was about to hyperventilate. I still had to brush my teeth so I had to endure it. I tried to hurriedly brush my teeth so I can get to bed. While brushing my teeth, my eyes started to cloud over. More like that moment when you get dizzy and see stars, except I didn't see stars. Everything had a slightly darker tint? but I could still see. I guess it feels the same way when I felt like I was gonna faint after taking two shots, one on each arm, except I think that was bc I was trying to brave the shots so much that I held in my breath or maybe it was the pressure. I don't even know anymore. Either way, after I finished my heavy body walked out to get a drink a water, and I just got in bed. Still breathing a bit too much, and slightly shaking(?), I had to do deep breathing to calm myself down. I was really pale after pulling out the stitch. And that's the first time I even think I look pale as a ghost.
I'm fine now, but the socket hasn't closed yet. There's still an ugly hole so I have to be careful food doesn't accumulate in there, so I'ma eat even less and drink more water 'til it's closed I guess. I've dropped so much weight... but I haven't exercised really. My right side still a little sore and tight.

Yesterday I watched Gymnasium Baby. Uhm, it reminded me of Free! and so you can imagine there wasn't much but a kiss. Still liked it, but it was really meh. lol

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