In case this Dog stops barfing on here..

 The events to be described insinuate that my course on Xarelto also requires a regular clotting check-as I had with Coumadin. This clotting check would have more to do with to what degree my blood may be clotting, which isn't checked under a Xarelto regimen. As the narrative reveals, the events of yesterday (Thursday, 19 May) afternoon mirror the events that led up to the initial diagnosis of me having a hospitalizing version of PE/DVT in June 2011 heree at Langley/Portsmouth Hospitals.

Events of yesterday (5/19/22):
I was dragging branches on a second trip across about 120 yards of flat, mowed field. When I finished putting the bulky-not necessarily heavy load- down by the curb, I had of sensations similar to the ones I had when moving bulk trash up a hill in Omaha in 2008, when in June 2011 the fainting forced my boss to tell me to see a doctor, which brought me to the first diagnosis at the Langley ER Triage Nurse's desk, and in October 2013 when I passed out from doing a 60 yard wind sprint in an apartment complex parking lot.

Today, I felt the weakness in my legs when pulling those branches that turned to a wobbliness that made me sit down, then lie down. I was helped back to my room, where I drank a half- 16 oz cup of liquid. I wasn't able to ambulate without wobbliness for 30 minutes. My systems didn't return to normal sensations for an hour.

Other underlying and causative, responsible factors for this belated mention of the factor of affected negative, neurological cognitive performances over the past few months.

This may appear to be a stretch and leaping-to-a-conclusion, but the increasing inefficiency of navigating through tasks during the day could be from the reduced velocity and penetration of blood flow due to the incremental build up of clots along the coronary arteries and the capillary tributaries off those arteries not receiving or receiving less blood flow.

Symptoms: Forgetfulness of short-term intentions. Need for re-doing/restructuring/rearranging things done in the past, where at a date not soon after the original effort the obvious more efficient arrangement appears as what should have been the obvious choice. Repeated retrospective corrections as this and realizing cognitive lapses not done a few months prior (but could have developed with a build up of thrombi in the circulatory system).

Cramps in my calfs at night have been happening while sleeping, even though I drink water to the extent of having a 20oz cup at my night stand.

Other cognitive diminutions of atypical forgetfulness: left doors not secured or unlocked. Left tools laying out and not put away that I just used, also abstract multiplication/division difficulties not previously a problem.

(All insidious symptoms in the lead up to the PE/DVT event?)

If I wasn't so obsessively, operationally self-conscious of my routines, when the event of last Thursday happened, the prior anecdotals have an identifying context.

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