Get well soon!!

Last Friday during parade time, just before dismissal, one of my NCO collapsed on the parade square. We carried her into the shade, shivering, cold clammy hands, fast breathing, a pulse of 106. Likelihood of hyperventilating. Calmed her down, regulated her breathings everything back to normal except that she was still in a daze with her eyes closed. Carried her to NPCC Room, the moment she touched the sofa, she started screaming real loudly continously. Like she is in a trance. Called her parents, her dad came down, blame us for not calling the ambulance early, so he called, and my NCO was hospitalized.

Yesterday, Vincent told me she was still hospitalized, for 5 days already. In a bad condition, lost her memory since friday, only could remember her parents, could not walk, limbs are weak, her IQ has become that of a 5-7yr old kid, my NCO is 15 by the way. Doctors did a brain scan and found nothing wrong with the brain. Horrible.

Went to visit her today, surprisingly she remembered who I am. I asked if she know me I am, she replied yes, i ask her to say my name, she said sir weiwen. Outstanding! Her dad said she got alot better. Now she can walk already, and she can comprehend what I am saying, so I guess her IQ is back to normal but she is not back to her old cherry and lively self, all her replies to me Qn are all nods and shake heads, yes or no. Her dad told me she could be discharged today or tommorrow. The Doctors told her dad that it was due to stress and anxiety.

Stress and anxiety probably makes her susceptible to Dissociative Amnesia, a psychological disorder, but does not explain for the lost of IQ. Hmmm..perhaps its dissociative identity disorder(mulitple personality disdisorder)? Maybe I'm right, who knows? Anyway, the doctor did recommend her to undergo therapy. Nonetheless, hope she gets well soon. I asked her if she wants to go back to NPCC, she told me yes!