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As in you got cut, “huh that’s bad.” Brain registers cut with adrenaline and other shit, heart rate and BP increase, you took action to stop the Texas Rangers baseball happy hallothanksmas shirt moreover I will buy this bleeding, then once the ‘danger’ has passed, brain is like “oop nvm”, your hormones drop like falling from a cliff, heart rate and BP drop (sometimes too much) and you feel like shit. That sounds more like you may have vasovagal’d. Put simply, you may have been bearing down (whether you realized or not) pinching a nerve that runs through your heart. This causes a drop in blood pressure which can cause all of those symptoms. While hypotension (drop in BP) is one of the requirements for someone to be in shock it isn’t shock on its own. So in other words, shock is kind of like the flu. People casually use the word to describe less serious conditions, but when they actually have it, they know it, and it’s far more serious than they ever thought it was. Although I think the flu thing is actually a bigger deal. I don’t think people are not taking someone really in shock seriously because it is used differently elsewhere. But with the flu, I think they are. There are people who really get the flu and think, no big deal, it is just the flu and happily spread it all over… and real people can die. Same with people saying COVID is just like a bad flu… the flu is a serious thing! People die from it all the time.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.