Today, my husband and I threw a party with non-alcoholic wine. No one acted wasted, until in the last hour my grandmother started slurring her words and slumping. We thought she was joking, until a doctor at the party confirmed she was having a stroke. FML
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Aggressive 11
Hello everyone. She's doing very well now! The doctors at the hospital told us it was only a minor stroke luckily. We were extremely lucky to have a doctor at the house indeed. And sorry to hear about your loss #70.:(
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Qwermy 16
Well good thing there was a doctor in the house...
Luunatic 13
Hope she's ok. My grandma just passed from a stroke.
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tehdarkness 21
Non alcoholic wine for everyone? I would have spiked mine!
AestheticGuy 21
Or better yet, go to an adult's party.
Since1998 20
you realise a drink spike isnt made to be more alcoholic, its to basically incompacitate a victim of someone who wants that person to pass out, and pretty much 'have their way' with them.
rompasaurus 8
You do realise that people spike there own drinks all the time, with things more low grade that won't knock you out, just give you one hell of a night.
wombatred26 8
@ #77: No, that would be a date rape drug. "Spiking" a drink means adding alcohol. Not drugging it.
gorgeous_vixen95 12
Um... #77, have u heard of spiked eggnog or spiked punch?? Spiking something is just adding alcohol. Being drugged is what u r talking about.
michaelaranda 28
Nonalcoholic wine? Isnt that just grape juice?
AestheticGuy 21
Nope, its got SODA WATER! Real exciting shit!
wow2mylife 25
no like sparkling juice like want Welch's have and others
rememberkids 14
that's terrible! hope she does ok
oddball1972 10
You suck for throwing a party with out any booze
Since1998 20
she threw it with fake booze to see of anyone would act drunk. In my oppinion, its pretty hilarious.
RedPillSucks 33
if you need alcohol to have a good time at a party, then you have a serious problem
WildWonder808 14
Omg that's terrible! I hope she's ok though!
TheChillyBoy88 6
It should have been me.
Soloman212 28
That's a strange take on sympathy...
chololatino 13
Wonder what will happen if there were really alcoholic drinks at the party...
AestheticGuy 21
Well, Granny probably wouldn't have died from boredom, for one thing...
AestheticGuy 21
Well, Granny wouldnt have died from boredom, for one thing!
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Come to think of it, the stroke might have been avoided...
SasquatchDeluxe 10
People need to recognize the signs of a stroke. That time spent "thinking she was joking" may have led to preventable, and now irreversible, brain damage. YDI
ksktwin84 14
Not sure why this is thumbed down - you're right
Luunatic 13
Hope she's ok. My grandma just passed from a stroke.
zobara 29
Hi Luunatic I upvote your comment as a sign of sympathy. I'm very sorry for your lost.
Aggressive 11
Hello everyone. She's doing very well now! The doctors at the hospital told us it was only a minor stroke luckily. We were extremely lucky to have a doctor at the house indeed. And sorry to hear about your loss #70.:(
firefighter925 18
I bet it was a TIA
Queensland 27
Good to hear she's ok!
southernbelle_rn 16
Sorry you got thumbed down #72! TIA is also known as a "mini-stroke"!
lincolnick4 19
And it would be a good idea to monitor her closely now as "mini-strokes" can lead to a full on stroke. Wish you all the best and hope for the best for your grandmother.
Bcfrmkc816 17
You have my prayers and beat wishes for you and your family. Lucky indeed to have had a DR. there
SadisticStephyy 21
To be honest, I don't know that much about mini strokes. My mom had one 4 years ago and she made a full recovery. She had barely been able to move her left hand it was curling up like a claw. But there was something to help, thankfully cheap. Know those things to keep your toes separate while you paint them? Yeah just stick that on her. My mom said she felt a strange pain then could suddenly move her hand again after a week or so :) hope your grandma recovers to full health
honeymoonroyale 20
That's actually a great idea. My mum had a stroke 6 yrs ago and we struggle with her left arm. We'll give that a try.