Did you ever have heat stroke?

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had heat exhaustion though silly me working outside on a horse pen in 102+ weather and on top of that I was so sun burnt I was lobster red I hate being an albino

I spend a lot of time outdoors in hot weather, either recreationally or working, and I really enjoy it. I always drink lots of water, and take breaks from working about every 30 mins. to an hr. either in the shade or indoors where there is air conditioning. Also taking a dip in the pool as frequently keeps your core temperature from getting too high.

Had heat exhaustion but not a stroke

and, they are not very nice.

Nope.

I was very close to it last year. I had labored breathing for over 9 hours before I finally cooled down enough.

Young and stupid and stayed out in the sun too long trying to get a tan. It's an awful feeling.

Thank goodness.

Yup...

Used to the heat and the hot sun.

...but was very close. Hauled wood from 7 am until 3 pm with one break; then went to the field and hauled (square bales) hay until about 8 pm. Was nasty, dirty and stinky and HOT. So I decided to take a cool shower. Next thing you know, I am blind. Not permenant, but my brain has swelled and put pressures on some nerves (something like that). But to this day, I am very light sensitive.

Yes every year with out fail lol

No

My ancestors are from russia and new york, being in the first generation of my family to be born and raised in florida was pretty tough, I've had many heat strokes in my days

I am careful, but I have also been very lucky!

thankfully no

Bah, living in the Middle East for a decade plus makes you vet to heat and humidity.

Playing softball in Virginia in 95 temp with 85% humidity.

Quite a few times, I got over it though and went back to work.

Last summer. I was working at summer camp and passed out. Scared the poor kids.

A couple of years ago on a high hill in Flagstaff AZ. Just did not have enough fluid. Its a very bad feeling.

Luckily we were visiting a mountain fire station and were in good hands,

No fun

i'll save you

Hey Eric..

hi

Me and the heat do not get along! lol

I seem well acclimated to heat.

No fun

No, I hope never. On a day like today, I stay out of the sun. If I do go out, I make sure I stay hydrated, wear a hat, dress in a cool outfit and not stay out too long.

Yes, it was awful.

I was 17, and had been drinking the night before so I was already dehydrated. The sun had been shining directly into my room and it was around +45c in my room, I woke up to my heart pounding and I felt incredibly hot, like my skin was burning but I wasn't sweating at all, I quickly stood up and realized my vision was completely blurry and my body temperature was rising, I had a friend with me and she realized that something was wrong because I was burning up really badly and I could barely walk or see. My heart was literally racing so fast that I was certain it was going to explode.

She quickly looked up the symptoms and then commanded me to go take a ice cold shower and lay down there until my body temperature lowers and then we'd head to the near by hospital, the cold shower was torture but it might've saved me. Afterwards I felt like I was freezing but my body was still warm, at the hospital I was given a lot of water and placed into a cool room, shortly after my vision returned to normal and my heart rate lowered too.

yes, when I made the mistake of going to Six Flags over Texas when it was over 100 degrees. I didn't know it was going to get that hot actually. I haven't been back since actually. Bad memories. lol

Had it twice, not comfortable at all. I got it while at the beach in what I considered a cloudy day, but it was enough to get me. Amazing to have the chills with a fever.

and it was aweful

I bet

No, but I came close some years ago. Now I make every effort to stay cool and hydrated.

no...almost, i have learned to drink water little at a time,stay hydrated...stay out of direct sunlight as much as possible while outdoors.

Personally I haven't. But my father died from it. People need to be really careful about the heat. You can get to a dangerous degree of heat stroke before you realize it.

I am so sorry