I'm not sure if this is the right place to write my review, but here it goes. On Wednesday, June 30, 2021, I was checking out at a register when I started feeling dizzy, and said this to the cashier. I looked around for a chair, but didn't see one, and then I blacked out. I later learned that a lady behind me, grabbed under my arms and lowered me to the ground. If she wasn't there, I'm sure I would have hit my head on the floor. I regained consciousness while on the floor. One of Walmart's employees (Randy) was right there when I came to. He asked if I needed an ambulance, but I felt better while sitting on the floor, so I said it was not necessary. Randy told me that I could not drive myself home. In the meantime, since I was diabetic, they gave me some orange juice, which I drank. Before Randy got me a motorized cart, I saw a friend (Jackie) in the eye department and motioned for her to come over. She came over immediately, and the first thing out of her mouth was, "I know Rosie and her whole family." I asked if she could take me home, which she agreed to. Everyone at the scene were as nice and helpful, and caring about my wellbeing. The only Walmart names I can remember are Krista and Tanner. Randy could probably tell you more. As it turned out, after going to the doctor the next day, it was my blood pressure, which was 80/40. I have lost over 50 pounds since last August, which got me off of Metformin 2x a day for diabetes, and now I am off of my blood pressure medication. In summary, the staff at Walmart were very attentive and went above and beyond my expectations. Blacking out has never happening to me in the past, and I hope it won't happen in the future. Thank you all for caring, and helping me through this ordeal. I greatly appreciate all you beautiful people did to get me stabilized, and please thank Jackie for getting me home safely. Love, Rosie Knight