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   AnthonyJK-Admin (anthonyjk@mastodon.redgarterclub.com)'s status on Monday, 31-Jul-2023 05:49:33 JST AnthonyJK-Admin

   As someone who has suffered numerous episodes of heat exhaustion synacope due to having to walk to work to the point of many ambulance rides to the ER, I can clearly say that the author of this article can simply go walk a mile in 125 degree heat index every day and see how well his "tolerance" builds up.

   Or, he can go straight to Hell.

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     AnthonyJK-Admin (anthonyjk@mastodon.redgarterclub.com)'s status on Monday, 31-Jul-2023 05:54:54 JST AnthonyJK-Admin

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     In fact, one of the main reasons why I ended up working overnight for so long was that when I worked evening shifts from 2 PM until midnight, I had no choice but to walk to work in 90+ heat + 70 humidity....and it took its toll on my body.

     It may have been the trigger of my current problems of chronic dizziness.

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     AnthonyJK-Admin (anthonyjk@mastodon.redgarterclub.com)'s status on Monday, 31-Jul-2023 06:00:43 JST AnthonyJK-Admin

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     • Ronnie Facelift McDarby

     @FaceliftMcDarby

     I did that, constantly.

     Yet, somehow, I'd still get fainting spells.

     Although, the stress of the job had a lot to do with it as well.

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     Ronnie Facelift McDarby (faceliftmcdarby@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 31-Jul-2023 06:00:44 JST Ronnie Facelift McDarby

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     @AnthonyJK Try bringing cold water to drink next time