• @SomeoneElse
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    151 year ago

    It looks like a TIA, but it could be a lot of things at his age. NAD, but I’ve had a one myself.

    • @pottedmeat7910
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      141 year ago

      I am a doctor.

      That’s what I thought when I saw it as well, that we saw a TIA live on video.

      He’s probably “fine” for the time being.

      • @SomeoneElse
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        81 year ago

        I thought his return was pretty quick. I had a massive headache and wasn’t nearly as articulate as he was moments after. I wonder if the politician Schlick comes out automatically after so many years?!

        • @assassin_aragorn
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          51 year ago

          TIAs are very quick. They aren’t always detected because of that

          • @SomeoneElse
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            1 year ago

            Yeah the actual event didn’t last more than 90 seconds for me. But I didn’t feel right for a day or two after.

            • @assassin_aragorn
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              11 year ago

              My dad had one a few years before he had a stroke, and it was only in retrospect that we figured out he had had one.

      • @SomeoneElse
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        161 year ago

        Mini stroke. Transient Ischemic Attack. It’s often a warning of a big stroke.

    • @the_inebriati
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      31 year ago

      It it as utterly terrifying as it looks too an outsider?

      • @SomeoneElse
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        131 year ago

        No. Don’t get me wrong, it’s definitely scary but it’s closer to confusing and weird than terrifying. I can’t really remember anything from when it was happening, just a kind of detached “this isn’t right” and then the confusion when I came around (so to speak). Other people’s reactions were more upsetting than the event. My mum was beside herself.