Posts by Lisa Moore2

Olivia Lopez8 said:America 18 Nov 2004

I guess you have... www.avp-movie.com (release dates)

Thanks a million!

So, has that movie finally hit theaters here yet?

Commodus said:By the way, your next big hurdle is coming up with a name—since every decent one is already taken—and you can't use anything from a foreign language unless it’s Latin or Ancient Greek...

My ultimate life goal? Owning my own company. Since it’s been this dream of mine forever, I’ve actually already cooked up a name... though, it isn't from any existing language... I just completely made the word up myself...
So, here's the real question—can you actually register a business with a totally invented name...
Because that seems to be the secret sauce for so many massive brands... they just invent a brand-new word that sticks in your head and belongs solely to them...

Melissa Cruz2 said:those skipped beats felt like my heart was about to leap right out of my chest. super uncomfortable, but honestly, no fear, no sweating, nothing like that. same deal with the racing pulses.
it used to happen to me several times a day, then everything just cleared up after I had thyroid surgery🙏

THE THYROID?! ?! ?! ? !? !
MIT!

Well, we're here now... can we get some more details on that?

As far as the panic aspect goes—it feels similar to the physical symptoms you get when you're scared, but emotionally? Nothing changes. It’s more like a sudden rush of adrenaline than actual panic....
And the weird part is how random it is. It happens whenever. When I'm relaxed, when I'm stressed... even while I'm just lounging around. It's much rarer when I'm actually being physically active...

Melissa Cruz2 said:you’ll know the second it hits you... it’s a terrible feeling.

Exactly that—just an incredibly unsettling sensation. It’s like my body suddenly decides it's my turn to bail out of a plane without a parachute. I often hear my pulse thumping right in my ears, or I'll take these deep breaths... or just stop breathing entirely for a moment. A few seconds pass and then it's over.
Only problem is, lately, it isn't happening twice a year anymore... it's happening several times a day.
Do you think this counts as "heart palpitations"?
I really hate making unnecessary trips to the doctor...

This might sound like a pretty silly question—but I’m being serious here.
Can anyone walk me through how you actually recognize it... or what it feels like in the moment? Is heart palpitations the same thing as an arrhythmia?
If you don't feel like typing out a whole essay, just drop some English keywords for me... then I can go do my own digging.
Thanks