Robyn was taken to a GP and then on to A&E at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, where she was told she had a bleed on the brain.
She described that moment as “just so scary”.
Robyn explained: “My first thought was am I going to be okay?
“I just didn’t know, I didn’t know what that meant and it was really confusing and horrible actually.
“So I was there for a couple of days and then finally got to go home and I don’t remember being home.
“My mum and dad were like what’s your name? how old am I? what’s your dog’s name? I would just pause and they said I was just staring, there was nothing going on, I was just empty.
“And then I finally got my memory back, it’s still not the best, but my short-term memory is coming back which is so nice.”