Ok, so my symptoms were profuse internal bleeding; recurrent, localized headaches bad enough to literally disable me on the spot all day; extreme fatigue from the simplest tasks (like shower); and a resting heart rate of 120 bpm. I've been under a lot of stress and hoped the symptoms would go away but when I finally went to the doctor, I was told that the symptoms were life threatening. I ended up at the ER where my blood was tested and was eventually transferred to PCU. Lab results revealed that my hemoglobin and hematocrit, among others, were at a critically low level (much lower than those of cancer patients on chemo and right at the level where organs start shutting down). I received several blood transfusions and was treated to ensure the numbers were increased to an acceptable level to be released but they're still pretty far from the normal range. Several tests were performed for my symptoms and to make sure there weren't any missed/hidden dangers, but I'll need more testing at a later time to find the exact cause for the alarming numbers. So, currently, the exact cause is still unknown but considering death was an actual option on the table, I'm just glad I'm still here. Again, thank you everyone for the kind words, prayers, and thoughts.