u/morepower1996

My mom had something happen today that really scared us.

She was standing and laughing normally when she suddenly closed her eyes and lost consciousness. She started to fall, but thankfully my dad caught her before she hit the ground. She regained consciousness within a few seconds, but she has no memory of the actual event.

Afterward, she felt completely normal. No dizziness, no nausea, no confusion. A little later, she mentioned that the right side of the back of her head feels slightly heavy. She doesn't think she hit her head because my dad caught her.

Some additional information:

This has never happened before.

She has high blood pressure and takes Stamlo Beta daily.

She's talking normally, walking normally, and otherwise seems completely fine.

We'll be taking her to the doctor today in the evening...that is the appointment we got today. In the meantime I wanted to ask if anyone has experienced something similar or knows what it could have been. Did it turn out to be a simple faint, a blood pressure issue, a heart rhythm problem, or something else?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences.

My mom had something happen today that really scared us.

She was standing and laughing normally when she suddenly closed her eyes and lost consciousness. She started to fall, but thankfully my dad caught her before she hit the ground. She regained consciousness within a few seconds, but she has no memory of the actual event.

Afterward, she felt completely normal. No dizziness, no nausea, no confusion. A little later, she mentioned that the right side of the back of her head feels slightly heavy. She doesn't think she hit her head because my dad caught her.

Some additional information:

This has never happened before.

She has high blood pressure and takes Stamlo Beta daily.

She's talking normally, walking normally, and otherwise seems completely fine.

We'll be taking her to the doctor today in the evening...that is the appointment we got today. In the meantime I wanted to ask if anyone has experienced something similar or knows what it could have been. Did it turn out to be a simple faint, a blood pressure issue, a heart rhythm problem, or something else?

I'd really appreciate hearing about your experiences.

About me: I'm 30, F. Born and brought up in WB, India. No siblings. Height- 5"4.
Physical appearance? You won't be disappointed, I promise.

I frequently travel back and forth between my hometown in WB and Bangalore.

I'm highly introverted and reserved. But once I'm comfortable with you, I won't shut up. I'm very private as a person. My way of looking at the world is quite different, which makes me a bit of a misfit. I'm deeply spiritual. I believe in quality over quantity when it comes to friendships. I don't smoke. I don't drink. I don't do drugs.

Relationship Approach : I am not looking to get married anytime soon, but I am open to a relationship that could eventually lead to marriage, possibly after 2-3 years. I'm in no rush and prefer taking things slow. I'm strictly monogamous. I'm NOT into casual hook-ups.

Post marriage : I would want a separate space with my husband and I don't want to live with in-laws.

Relocation within India or abroad is something I am open to.

I have a career and would like to continue my career after marriage, though I may eventually step back and focus on nurturing our home if we are comfortable financially.

What I want in a man?

Age: Must be 30 and above.

Height: 5"8 and above NON-NEGOTIABLE

He should be mature and emotionally inteligent.

Please don't judge me for saying this, but I'd rather be honest: physical appearance does matter to me to certain extent. I'm NOT talking about model type looks. For me, it's all about presence, refinement and how he carries himself.

I like men who are ambitious, focused and hard-working. If you're someone who dares to dream big and works hard for it, I'm gonna be your biggest cheerleader. You should have leadership skills. I like men who can take the lead, not only at work but also in relationships.

Loyalty is a must, and I expect him to love me, be devoted to me, and commit to the relationship with the same intensity and dedication that I will bring.

I prefer a partner who can provide, not because I want his money, but because I want to fully embrace my feminine energy while being a loving, caring, and devoted wife.

He should be disciplined and take good care of himself. I like men who take health and fitness seriously.

He should be down-to-earth, regardless of his achievements or background. I hate arrogant people.

He should be someone who LOVES to travel. I'd love to travel the world with my husband.

If you are naturally masculine, ready to fully commit to a partner for life and looking for a devoted wife who will care for you deeply while allowing you to lead in a balanced way, feel free to DM me.

PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE POST BEFORE SLIDING INTO MY DMs. If you don't see yourself aligning with the things mentioned here, kindly DON'T waste your time reaching out.

How many of you have been able to resolve a long standing property issue in your favour by using Neville's teachings? It would be really encouraging to hear some success stories from those who have been in similar situations before.

Has anyone here successfully manifested resolving a long-standing property dispute in their favour? It would be really encouraging to hear from people who have manifested favorable outcomes in similar situations!

If anyone's interested, I can share the full 3D story in the comments!

Has anyone here successfully resolved a long-standing property dispute in their favour using Neville's teachings? It would be really encouraging to hear from people who have manifested favorable outcomes in similar situations!

If anyone's interested, I can share the full 3D story in the comments, though I know Neville would probably tell me the circumstances don't matter!

I'm currently facing a work-related challenge: it has to do with a mismatch between my expectations of the role and the kind of work I'm being assigned.

I don't want to share the details publicly.

I really need advice on how to navigate the situation! If you're willing to offer some advice, please comment below and I'll DM you, or feel free to DM me directly.

With so many disturbing stories about marriages making headlines lately, I'd love to hear some positive experiences for a change.

Are there any women here who genuinely feel that getting married was one of the BEST decisions of their lives? Women who feel their husband has been a true blessing, their marriage has brought them happiness, and their in-laws have been kind and supportive?

I'd especially love to hear these stories because many unmarried women who are looking to get married are often exposed to far more negative experiences than positive ones. Hearing about happy, healthy, loving marriages can be reassuring and provide a more balanced perspective.

Please feel free to share your marriage success stories, all you lovely ladies!

About me: I'm 30, F. Born and brought up in WB, India. No siblings. Height- 5"4.
Physical appearance? You won't be disappointed, I promise.

I frequently travel back and forth between my hometown in WB and Bangalore.

I'm highly introverted and reserved. But once I'm comfortable with you, I won't shut up. I'm very private as a person. My way of looking at the world is quite different, which makes me a bit of a misfit. I'm deeply spiritual. I believe in quality over quantity when it comes to friendships. I don't smoke. I don't drink. I don't do drugs.

Relationship Approach : I am not looking to get married anytime soon, but I am open to a relationship that could eventually lead to marriage, possibly after 2-3 years. I'm in no rush and prefer taking things slow. I'm strictly monogamous. I'm NOT into casual hook-ups.

Post marriage : I would want a separate space with my husband and I don't want to live with in-laws.

Relocation within India or abroad is something I am open to.

I have a career and would like to continue my career after marriage, though I may eventually step back and focus on nurturing our home if we are comfortable financially.

What I want in a man?

Age: Must be 30 and above.

Height: 5"8 and above - NON-NEGOTIABLE

He should be mature and emotionally inteligent.

Please don't judge me for saying this, but I'd rather be honest: physical appearance does matter to me to certain extent. I'm NOT talking about model type looks. For me, it's all about presence, refinement and how he carries himself.

I like men who are ambitious, focused and hard-working. If you're someone who dares to dream big and works hard for it, I'm gonna be your biggest cheerleader. You should have leadership skills. I like men who can take the lead, not only at work but also in relationships.

Loyalty is a must, and I expect him to love me, be devoted to me, and commit to the relationship with the same intensity and dedication that I will bring.

I prefer a partner who can provide, not because I want his money, but because I want to fully embrace my feminine energy while being a loving, caring, and devoted wife.

He should be disciplined and take good care of himself. I like men who take health and fitness seriously.

He should be down-to-earth, regardless of his achievements or background. I hate arrogant people.

He should be someone who LOVES to travel. I'd love to travel the world with my husband.

If you are naturally masculine, ready to fully commit to a partner for life and looking for a devoted wife who will care for you deeply while allowing you to lead in a balanced way, feel free to DM me.

PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE POST BEFORE SLIDING INTO MY DMs. If you don't see yourself aligning with the things mentioned here, kindly DON'T waste your time reaching out.

I started my PR career recently. I'm based in India.I have a few questions and need some advice.

Looking forward to connecting with PR professionals in India.

I'm gonna be joining as an Intern in a company next week. It's a 3 month internship.

I did have previous full-time work experience. Since I'm making a career switch into a new field, I'm starting as an Intern again.

The company I'll be interning at sent a bulk email saying they want the new joiners to fill up the following forms:

1. PAN-Aadhar linkage and Tax deduction declaration form.
2. EPF form 2
3. EPF form 11
4. Declaration for UAN activation
5. BGV consent form
6. Form F gratuity

I don't exactly know if the email was meant for Interns as well. I really do NOT want to provide all my data to a company that I'm gonna be a part of for just 3 months. Also, NOT okay with sharing my data with a third party company for BGV.

Is it really mandatory for INTERNS to provide all this info?