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I'm 90 and in the last year I've had 4 instances of my nervous system shutting down for a few seconds during which time I lose control of my body and collapse. I don't black out and can see everything that happens. It always happens during some body motion such as putting on a shirt, bending slightly, stooping and never lasts more than a few seconds and I'm normal till the next one. In each case flexing the spine even if only slightly. I hit the floor very hard as I can't put out my arms to stop the fall.

Had 2 MRI's of my spine that indicated bone spurs and calcification. No treatment was recommended and I fell again yesterday.

Anyone suggest a procedure?

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jenatsky,

VSE. First time I've heard that. Wow.

The only requirement for the attack is that some part of my body must be in motion stretching in scope from while putting my arm in the sleeve of my shirt while standing I immediately shut down and fall to the floor head first to an attack when I was bent over picking up a cell phone and collapse. In each of the four cases I lost total control of my body. The duration is no longer than a second or two and the only after effects are from my falling body impinging with the floor or other objects. My vision remains intact thru the attack. It has never occurred while I'm in a sitting position. I don't like the happening.

I will google it.

Regards,

tadueo

i hear you.

My cardiologist says that, healthwise, I'm in the upper 2% of his patient's in my age group. I exercise twice a day with routines provided by my health therapist. I was an athlete, tennis, wrestling, in my younger days and yet I still have CHF, A-fib and high BP .

I think all my Docs are clueless as to what causes my nervous system shut downs.

It's like someone throws a switch and I drop.

tadueo

I have recently experienced several nervous system shutdowns when attempting to bend over the last one last May 21st. It's like someone threw a switch and I drop like a stone. Last time I seriously injured my forehead. I can still see during the shutdown but can do nothing to protect myself. It lasts less than a second. My neurologist says I have severe spinal degeneration with major buildup on the bones. My neurosurgeon says" there is nothing for me to do" although I've heard of operations where these bones are scraped to relieve this situation.

I'd greatly appreciate any relevant info.

I am a spine surgery patient and had a cervical fusion because of spinal cord compression. I also had some issues with muscle spasms that rotated my C1 & C2 that before my spine surgery caused sudden vertigo and loss of balance. That happens because of the vertebral arteries that run along the sides of the cervical vertebrae, and if the vertebrae are twisted, the arteries get stretched. All I had to do was look up at a bird flying over and lost my balance and fell. You could have similar issues if your vertebrae have some slipping out of normal positions and your head movement triggers this.

Have you talked to your doctor about using a wheel chair to prevent falling? It happens so suddenly for you and you say that you cannot prevent it from happening when you bend over. The risk of injury is huge for a person your age if you fall. If you hit your head, it could be fatal. With my dad, he was in the hospital for about 3 months, and the doctors had to drill holes in his skull to relieve the pressure of swelling inside the skull after the injury. Brain injuries are very slow to heal and may never recover completely. My dad had to relearn language and how to swallow food again.

Jennifer,

Thank you for your informative response. After hearing of your families health problems I feel mine are minor in comparison. I haven't had a shutdown episode since May 21 even though I've tried to trigger one by going through all kinds of bending motions. Over a padded floor, of course. I'm very careful to bend over in areas where my falling won't cause injury. Concrete floors are out. I've learned to bend at the knees before bending my back which seems to help.

I presently do two sets of exercise therapy daily as prescribed by a local clinic.

I keep the idea of a wheelchair in my back pocket in case my condition should become worse. My PSP recommended a cane as an interim step.

I haven't ruled out a bone scraping op as I have two associates with successful outcomes although I hear what you say about the severity of these operations and I am 90 .

Me: "Doctor, it only happens when I bend over." Neurosurgeon:"Don't bend over."

Tadueo

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Some individual pat-downs have gone too far, and the T.S.A. was ham-handed in answering those concerns. But the Obama administration should weather this storm by realizing these attacks are purely partisan and ideological. Americans know the difference between a big scanner and big government.

When you put witness cones in your cone 6 firing, (which you absolutely should be doing) the tip of cone 6 should be bent over and pointing down towards the kiln shelf at the same time that the cone 6 sitter cone bends enough to release the trigger and weight to shut the kiln off.

1. Slide the firing gauge over your sensing rod and cone supports. The sensing rod goes through the hole in the center and the cone supports go through the grooves in the side. This places the sensing rod at the same angle that it would be if the small sitter cone was bent perfectly, at a 90 angle. When the rod is at this angle, the latch should be just ready to fall.

If your calibrated kiln sitter is consistently over- or under-firing then you can override the calibration process by sliding the plate further up or down, depending on whether you want the kiln to shut off earlier or later.

And to take it a step further, I now have a set-up where I use a baby monitor app that connects two mobile devices over wi-fi. I have a tablet set up in the kiln room that uses its camera to act as a webcam watching the kiln sitter.

However, at the time I didn't think water would be much of a problem, becauseI was pretty sure there was water at the Banta Shut-in, through which TornilloCreek flows (sometimes), and I have a filtering system I carry in my backpack.If not, I'd have to cut my visit short without getting to study the geologyaround the shut-in, which was a major reason for doing the hike in the firstplace. Fortunately, there was plenty of water despite it not having rained inthe park for four months. I did learn one thing that I didn't know (but shouldhave figured out). The dried, cracked mud around the pools of stagnant water atthe shut-in has not-so-dry mud beneath it. In fact, it is as slick as aLouisiana used-car salesman. So I got an unexpected bath. The following photoshows the aftermath of that mistake. The water is surprisingly cool andrefreshing. If only I had my swimming suit on. These pools are important forthe wildlife, and I wonder if any were looking at me floundering around in thewater and thinking, "Ugh! How disgusting! I'm not drinking that!"

The hike out wasbrutal. There were no clouds and hardly a breath of air. Despite starting outwith all bottles full of shut-in water, I gotdehydrated quickly. It was a matter of not having a sufficient number ofbottles, and I had to pace the water use. The humidity must have beenclose to zero as your mouth would go completely dry with just a few breaths.I finally learned how the canyon got its name (Estufa means "stove" in MexicanSpanish.) It got so bad, I finally ditched my backpack for a small pack I usefor day hikes from camp. Since I didn't show up at the time my brother, Randy,expected, he called the park rangers. Funny thing, I made it back inthe dark just as Ranger Matt Graden, a paramedic, showed up at the trail head.Matt is an outstanding example of the kind of people working for the parksystem. He was joined later by another fine fellow, Ranger Michael Rodriguez.They checked me out and found me very dehydrated but otherwise OK. They toldme it would be preferable for me to be checked out more thoroughly at ahospital, but I declined. Next day, a cooler day with some clouds, Randy and Ihiked back down the canyon to retrieve the gear I had cast off. I either had toleave my heavy backpack or spend the night in the canyon, as I was not going toget back toting it. Here is a lesson for you desert rat backpackers. Don'tget cocky, and don't skimp on water. OK, on to geology.

(First I'd like to acknowledge the significant help I obtained from newgeologic work in Big Bend contained in the USGS publication ScientificInvestigations Map 3142 in interpreting my observations.) The Banta Shut-inis a narrow gap in the Tornillo Creek drainage on the south end of the McKinneyHills igneousintrusion. It was once used to corral livestock. The sedimentary rocks inthe vicinity of the shut-in have been baked and folded by the intrusion, whichdates to about 32 million years ago during the earlyOligocene epoch. The rockof the intrusion is an iron-richsyenite, a granitic-like rockcontaining little or noquartz. In this type of rock,the presence of abundant alkali metals results in thesilica being used up to formfeldspar as the magmacrystallizes before much quartz can form. You see little, if any, ofthis rock between the confluence of the Estufa Canyon drainage with TornilloCreek, but it forms both walls of the narrow shut-in, according to theafore-mentioned map. (Before that, I was of the impression the walls were bakedsediment of the Pen Formation.) ff782bc1db