Evenin all!
Wow! Thanks for all your thoughts about chest pain and dizziness. Really interesting reading. I had the pain today with no dizziness so I suspect it is coincidental.
I spoke to the GP a year into having the pain and he had no idea. He said "well, you might need a steroid injection into the breast bone area. . . But I don't fancy doing that so good luck!" Genuinely. Just as well I like weird.
I will keep a diary of the dizziness as I need to eliminate some of the things you guys suggested - my diet hasn't been great for a while so anaemia could certainly be an issue. The incident in the shop was very weird indeed. I was looking at my feet then grabbing for the rails of clothes trying to work out if they were moving.
PR when I hit 30 I could no longer go up ladders. Really, really bizarre. Not a fear of heights but when I tip my head back I lose sense of which way is up. DH took a long time to believe me as it happened so suddenly. One day I could fly up the ladder and change the lightbulb the next day I couldn't. Bizarre.
I hope it helps stunt. I think I was a very sensitive wee girl who picked up on things that I didn't understand. Looking back I know some teachers were cruel and unsupportive and some pupils were mean. I think at the time I has no idea apart from intuition. I obviously had no idea what to do with this so it manifested itself physically. By the time I got to P7 I knew what was happening and I understood the feelings - left a bit of a mark though. I don't know what my parents could have done really apart from being more aware of what developmental milestones I should have been reaching and pushing for answers on why I wasn't. I couldn't tell the time or tie my shoe laces until the summer after I left. My parents had no idea that this might not be me just being not very bright and would have had no idea how to tackle it anyway.
Sorry - I am actually kind of thinking out loud now. I will go and pull my thoughts together a bit more coherently.