Hey guys, I'm not 100% sure where this is going to leave me, but here it goes:
This past Wednesday, February 26th, I suffered a major epileptic seizure while I was at work. I was assisting a customer, and the next thing I knew, I was on the ground with the Assistant Store Manager and paramedics standing over me. After being conscious for a few minutes, I passed out again, and didn't come back around until at least 30 minutes later when I was in the emergency room at the hospital. It wasn't until I awoke in the hospital that I was told what happened.
Now, I will be returning to work, but I won't be driving until further notice. Don't know where this whole incident will leave me as far as wrestling goes.... will provide further updates as they come.
Thanks for your understanding.
-RJ

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Last edited on 3/02/2020 5:53 AM by midwestheel
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jobberasian (26)

3/02/2020 7:00 AM

Ok - just take it easy and get better. Hopefully it can be controlled with medications and you'll experience no drop in quality of life (or wrestling). Keep me posted.

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BilBeaux (0)

3/02/2020 10:37 AM

Very scary.
Take care.
Glad that folks responded to you fast!

(Used to date a gal who used to have seizures but I luckily never witnessed one.
She had mood swings - one time tried to kill her self by overdosing on her epilepsy medicine.
She called me and I rushed to an ER to pump her out.
That was scarier to me.)

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Subduded Dude (6)

3/02/2020 3:39 PM

I hope this is something that doesn't impact you much long-term. Follow the doctor's advice and we'll hope to see you back on the mats soon. Your videos are super-hot!

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midwestheel (8 )

3/02/2020 3:41 PM

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Thanks. Too bad you're retired, I'd have loved to have worked ya over.

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Stallion5455 (1)

3/03/2020 9:21 PM

Take it slow and praying that you are OK from here on out!!!

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kimmetje (147 )

3/05/2020 12:21 AM

Take it easy, and reduce as much as possible the sources of stress. I have a work colleague who faces the same reality as you and unfortunately there isn't much one can do about this. We're with you!

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