Sorry, I'm chiming in late on this. Jinx, I think the best thing to do is get medical help. The can run some basic tests on you. If you can tell them you can't afford to be there they should work with you.


What you can do now assuming you may have had a stroke:

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The most effective treatment for stroke in the last few years involves the use of a drug originally developed for use in heart patients. This "clot-buster" , TPA has proven to be very effective if administered within the first 3 hours of the onset of the stroke symptoms. Recent studies have shown that if this drug is administered during the prescribed time frame that recovery in increased dramatically.

Take what you can to thin the blood Like Aspirin.

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Garlic, vitamins E and C, bromelain, and the flavonoids (with rutin) all “thin” the blood. Use these in preference to aspirin

Kudzu has anti-clotting properties.

http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/HerbsInteractions/0,3926,552062%7CKudzu,00.html

Don't overdo it with those. See if it helps you feel better. My best advice is to get help.