Authorities say the woman felt dizzy afterwards but wasn't injured.
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Seven fainted, felt dizzy or experienced nausea after the scratch.
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I smelled like a perm, and I felt dizzy and lightheaded.
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I felt dizzy and had to put the glasses back on.
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"He felt dizzy, so he asked for help at the (airport) counter."
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I felt dizzy and I did lose my balance for a minute.
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"The first time, I felt dizzy and coughed a lot," she said.
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For a few weeks last spring, everything around Leicester felt dizzy, giddy.
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Lowe claimed that Bardwell sustained a cut to her forehead and felt dizzy.
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From spinning around in search of her, he felt dizzy and sat down.
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He approached a help desk, saying he felt dizzy, and then his condition worsened.
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He started developing chronic migraines, brain fog, fatigue, nausea — felt dizzy all the time.
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I didn't feel hungover anymore—I felt dizzy with joy, like I'd mainlined maple syrup.
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I couldn't run straight, and I felt dizzy, so our minds starting going to that.
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The deputy said he became physically exhausted from the encounter and felt dizzy from the exertion.
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He knew something was not right: He felt dizzy, as if he had been sniffing glue.
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She claimed she felt dizzy and sick to her stomach after Cosby allegedly gave her a drink.
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In the coming weeks, she often felt dizzy and lost her balance, and sometimes walked into doors.
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But when I got a notice in the mail about five years after I closed, I felt dizzy.
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But at a national team training camp two days later, Catlin felt dizzy and could not continue working out.
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According to an arrest affidavit, the unnamed woman said she felt dizzy and disoriented after drinking a cup of punch.
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Her heart would race rapidly, she felt dizzy when she stood up, and sometimes she would faint and black out.
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He felt dizzy and sick to his stomach, but somehow, a few hours later, he trudged somberly off to practice.
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With that level of noise, it's no wonder that he felt dizzy and nauseated later on, even with the special earplugs.
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Power had the fastest qualifying time for the race, but he crashed hard in practice, then felt dizzy and nauseated afterward.
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The Mets later announced it was because he felt dizzy and dehydrated, another unusual ailment in a season full of them.
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" Clinton said she felt dizzy and lost her balance Sunday, but did not lose consciousness, and is now "feeling so much better.
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Wang felt dizzy after eating the pufferfish soup and proceeded to vomit continuously for three hours after, Xiamen-based Straits Herald reported.
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At some point, she felt dizzy, went to the bathroom, laid her head on the toilet tank and blacked out, she said.
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"I felt a little shaking and felt dizzy, and felt the shelves shaking," said Archie Brower, assistant manager at the Kaktovik Kikiktak grocery.
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He woke up in the middle of the night, felt dizzy as he tried to go downstairs to the kitchen for some milk.
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He felt dizzy and complained it was due to low blood sugar, so we ate spaetzle and schnitzel, and still, he felt rotten and shaky.
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Kuchar felt dizzy a couple of times during his round, including once when he was marking a ball, and even met with an on-course medic.
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As I left, I felt dizzy and a bit like vomiting — not just from what I'd learned, but from the searing, damp heat and my drenched shirt.
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After the attack, Kim Jong Nam approached a help desk and explained that someone seemed to have grabbed or held his face and now he felt dizzy.
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The cabbies honked; the clip of the pedestrian stream was as swift as ever; the summer humidity was thick and filthy; and I still felt dizzy and disoriented.
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Heidi Thomas, Chelan Lasha and Janice Baker-Kinney each shared similar stories over the past few days: they took a pill from Cosby, immediately felt dizzy and unable to move.
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Goins had alleged that when she was 18, she attended a party at the mansion and felt dizzy and sick to her stomach after being given a drink by Cosby.
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When I realized this, I felt dizzy with overwhelm—is there really any way to think outside of our culture's gender problem if it's this big, this pervasive and insidious?
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It was in 2008 and Katherine Wolf, who was just 26 years old and a mother of 6-month old James, felt dizzy and suddenly collapsed on her kitchen floor.
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Before his first start of the spring last week, Wheeler felt dizzy and nervous because it had been so long since he had been on a mound in a game.
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Moments later, he felt dizzy and was carried out on a stretcher, apparently dying from poisoned-needle punctures or perhaps a toxic liquid splashed on his face by two women who ran away.
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Kim had been at Kuala Lumpur International Airport awaiting a flight to Macau when someone grabbed or held his face from behind, after which he felt dizzy and sought help, Malaysian police official Fadzil Ahmat said.
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Goins alleged that when she was 18, she attended a party at the mansion and felt dizzy and sick to her stomach after being given a drink by Cosby who was allegedly introduced to her by Hefner.
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Malaysian police said Kim had been at the airport to catch a flight to Macau on Monday when someone grabbed or held his face from behind, after which he felt dizzy and sought help at an information desk.
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Goins alleges that as an 18-year-old attending a party at the mansion, she was given a drink by Cosby and then immediately felt dizzy and sick to her stomach, after which Cosby escorted her to a room.
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Svitolina, who suffered a minor health scare when she felt dizzy during her post-match news conference, will take on Pliskova on Tuesday, while Wozniacki will hope to get her title defense back on track against Kvitova on the same day.
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One study by Reidenberg and Lowenthal found that only 19% of healthy people who weren't taking any medicines had been entirely problem-free for the previous three days; 39%, however, had experienced fatigue, 0003% had had a headache, and 5% had felt dizzy.
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Kim had been at the airport's budget terminal to catch a flight to Macau on Monday when someone grabbed or held his face from behind, after which he felt dizzy and sought help at an information desk, Malaysian police official Fadzil Ahmat said.
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He cited a nationally representative health survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2008 in which 10 percent of adults said they had felt dizzy within the past year and had been referred to or seen by a health care specialist because of the symptom.
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He confronted his mother-in-law and asked Indu to choose between her mother and her family. She hesitated as she felt dizzy. Ajay didn't see her being dizzy and thought Indu was choosing her mother, so he angrily took their baby daughter and walked out on their relationship. Indu fainted and found out that she was pregnant again.
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On the way home, she passed Peeta's father's bakery. Katniss felt dizzy when she inhaled the smell of baking bread. Then, she had the idea of looking for something, anything, in the trashcans of the wealthier people in District 12. As she was checking the bakery's trash bins, Peeta's mother caught her and yelled at her.
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Gravesite of Manuel Roxas Roxas did not finish his full four-year term. On the morning of April 15, 1948 Roxas delivered a speech before the United States Thirteenth Air Force. After the speech, he felt dizzy and was brought to the residence of Major General E.L. Eubank at Clark Field, Pampanga. He died later that night of a heart attack.
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On 28 May 2012, Jinny Ng released her second album Blue Sky, which contained eight new Cantonese songs. In early July, she had a stomachache and went to the hospital for emergency. Later while participating in a public activity, she felt dizzy and visited a private doctor. After a careful inspection, it was found that she had a tumor in her stomach.
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Altan Gheej, however, had known that Jangar would drive off his horses and that the horses would eventually return, so he stayed at his palace instead of pursuing. It wasn't until Jangar was about to leave his territory a month later that he finally pursued. As Jangar was crossing a river, Altan Gheej took aim with his bow and fired a poison arrow at Jangar. The missile struck and Jangar felt dizzy.
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Having finished a letter on his typewriter, he felt dizzy, went to his bed to lie down and died suddenly.Hall, Imperial Dancer, p. 284 He was buried wearing the uniform of the Horse Guard Artillery Brigade, which he had commanded during World War I. Matilda Kshesinskaya died in Paris in December 1971 at age 99. Prince Vladimir Romanovsky-Krasinsky died unmarried and childless in France in 1974, three years after his mother.
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Carpenter told Levenkron that she felt dizzy and that her heart was beating irregularly. Finally, in September 1982, she was admitted to Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, where she was placed on intravenous parenteral nutrition. The procedure was successful, and she gained some weight in a relatively short time, but this put a strain on her heart, which was already weak from years of improper diet. She maintained a relatively stable weight for the rest of her life.
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On December 31, 2006, Lee woke up with an immense headache which she didn't know at that time was a stroke. Not thinking much about it, Lee and her husband, Adam, were running some errands when she experienced a cascade of sensory input and she felt dizzy. Once she got home, Lee took a nap, which is not recommended after or during a stroke. Waking up from a dream, she realizes that she lost her voice and her words.
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" Pritchard also indicated that Nelson had experienced occipital headaches, fainted several times, and felt dizzy during their interactions. During his institutionalization, Nelson managed to escape at least three times before staff eventually stopped trying to locate him. His frequent escapes earned him the nickname "Houdini" among the hospital's employees. Nelson was formally discharged from the Navy in absentia on May 17, 1919, and his file with the hospital was closed with a note indicating he had "improved.
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In response to various problems with the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system, Khaw acknowledged that the Bukit Panjang LRT Line was not well-planned and built "in such a masochistic manner" as it was "an afterthought due to political pressure". He added that taking the LRT was an "uncomfortable" ride and he felt "dizzy" on the train, which he said was akin to taking a roller-coaster in Singapore. The LRT system has been slated for an overhaul under Khaw's tenure.
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In April, she briefly returned to Los Angeles for recording, including a Carpenter / Bettis tune "You're Enough" and a Roger Nichols / Dean Pitchford song, "Now". Richard noticed that while Karen's interpretation of the songs was as strong as ever, he felt the timbre was weak owing to her poor health. He was unimpressed with Levenkron's treatment of Karen, considering it worthless. In September 1982, Karen called Levenkron to say her heart was "beating funny" and she felt dizzy and confused.
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Boris Nikolayevich Nikonorov (, 25 January 1939 – 30 August 2015) was a Russian amateur boxer who won a silver medal in the featherweight division at the 1963 European Championships. He competed in the 1960 Summer Olympics, but lost in the third bout to the eventual winner Francesco Musso in a close decision (2:3). He withdrew from the 1964 Games due to an injury. Nikonorov had to shed 10 kg of bodyweight for the 1960 Olympics and consequently felt dizzy through most of the games.
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As the roller coaster travelled at high speed, she screamed with fear. As Ji-soo and Yuichi left the roller coaster, she felt dizzy and was approached by a man to take his photograph. Yuichi decided to help Ji-soo fulfill the man's task. The man then offered them to take a shot, and Yuichi pulled in the reluctant Ji-soo to take a shot in front of the roller coaster, saying that it would be a loss if they don't take down this memorable moment.
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Lafitte was concurrently appointed vicar of the newly created Military Bishopric of Argentina, which has special jurisdiction over members of the Armed Forces. He was Archbishop of Buenos Aires for less than three months, as he died on August 8, 1959. The causes of his death are not publicly known, but his death occurred when he was about to hold Mass during a visit to the Naval Military School, troops were formed and the clarion was sounding when Lafitte felt dizzy and suddenly died. His remains rest in the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires.
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One of the four-man Danish team, Jorgen B. Jorgensen, dropped out of the race due to sunstroke after the first lap, necessitating that all three remaining Danish cyclists finish the race for the team not to be disqualified. Jensen told his teammates that he felt dizzy. Niels Baunsøe clutched his jersey, keeping him from falling, while Vagn Bangsborg held Jensen from the other side. Bangsborg sprayed Jensen with water, leading to an apparent improvement, but when Baunsøe let go, Jensen collapsed and fractured his skull on the pavement.
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Ko was a qualified driver while Lee, an assistant operator, was operating under Ko's supervision. Lee was driving at the time of the accident, but was seated in the left of the cabin and could not see the signals, which were on the right and were obscured by the long hood of the vehicle. According to procedures, Lee had to rely on Ko to relay him the status of the signals. Ko, speaking at an inquest following the accident, stated that he had felt dizzy and could not recall what colours the signals displayed.
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Fifth Olympic games in Stockholm, second from the right is Vahram Papazyan In the 1912 Summer Olympics, Vahram Papazyan did not finish both the Men's 800 metres and Men's 1500 metres. According to the Turkish Ministry of Youth and Sports, during the Men's 1500 metres, Vahram Papazyan had a "fabulous tempo" and was leading the race which positioned him for first place. However, when about 20–25 meters remained in the race, Papazyan suddenly felt dizzy and collapsed. However, according to Vahram Papazyan's grandson, the reasons as to why Vahram Papazyan did not finish the races were entirely different.
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The 5P-42 Filin creates a powerful beam of light, similar to the strobe-like effect, preventing enemy soldiers from aiming and targeting protected platforms, especially if they are using guns. During tests, volunteers reported having trouble to reach their target when using rifles and guns to shoot targets that were protected by the system, because they couldn't see. Additionally, about half of the volunteers said they felt dizzy, nauseous and disoriented and about 20 percent of the volunteers reported experiencing hallucinations. The effective range of the system is while its impact angle is 10-15 degrees.
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Due to his crash in the warm-up session, Pol Espargaró was riding in severe pain with a fractured vertebrae and felt dizzy during certain points in the race which left him vulnerable to being overtaken by other riders. This was evident when Crutchlow and Smith moved past him for sixth and seventh on the second and third laps. Márquez was struggling to control the front of his bike and was losing ground to teammate Pedrosa and Lorenzo was closing up to him. Approaching turn four on lap three, Márquez made a mistake under braking and he skimmed along the edge of the rumble strips but managed to avoid running onto grass.
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As we work diligently to expand voluntary compliance with > animal safety guidelines, organisations like Endemol who blatantly > demonstrate complete disregard for animal welfare, or even that of their > human contestants — are producing unacceptable programming. Karen Rosa > (Communications Manager of AHA Film and TV Unit) In January 2005, an episode featuring a stunt involving blended rats aired in its normal prime time slot. Austin Aitken, a part-time paralegal from Cleveland, Ohio, sued NBC for $2.5 million USD for airing the show, claiming that he felt so disgusted from watching the stunt, his blood pressure rose until he felt dizzy and lightheaded and subsequently vomited. He claimed that his disorientation was so severe that he ran into a doorway and seriously injured himself.
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