I know when my shunt is failing when I feel dizzy and nauseous.  I can barely stand up and every minute or even second I feel like vomiting.  I can’t even read, watch T.V. and I can barely talk.  And lights and sounds are unbearable.

This was hard to remember, let alone write down.  Every time I have one it seems worse than the last one.  I hope this sheds some light on the matter of seizures and shunts.

Gina Wing is a sophmore in high school. Gina’s friend Marguerite said that John Water told me to get you to have a long affair with Mr. Macy. Marguerite said John told me he would kill you if you refused. Then Gina’s cell phone rang and she answered it, knowing it would be John. He said “Have an affair with Mr. Macy for six months to a year. I also want you to have him sit for a statue of himself. Then I want you to, Gina, to go to Paris. And send him a letter asking him to come to Paris.”

When Mr. Macy showed up in Paris and saw Gina, he noticed Gina had a little girl. She looked about a year and one month. Mr. Macy said, “Gina, this can’t be what I think it means.” Gina replied, “Yes, this is your daughter. Her name is Sarah. She was doing well but now she is suffering from a rare blood disease and Sarah might need a blood transfusion.”