I've had inner ear problems in the past. I fell on the floor getting out of bed and had to crawl next door to my friend's place.
Very frightening.
Very best to you.
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I've had inner ear problems in the past. I fell on the floor getting out of bed and had to crawl next door to my friend's place.
Very frightening.
Very best to you.
Sorry to hear that.And, my Better Half has MS.... Fortunately (at least for now) spasticity issues aren't significant.... But, there are memory issues
I have had it going on 17 years, and have met with a lot of people with it. Some of the most inspirational people!
MS takes so many different forms since it is a central nervous system disease.
I have to laugh a lot at myself and this body.
Unfortunately life happens to everyone, but I still feel fortunate to have lived a pretty good life with all it's twist and turns!
Love the one your with!
Sending positive vibes!
Thank you.... She was officially diagnosed about 4 years ago, after a major exacerbation, but looking back, thinks it had affected her years before.
Absolutely correct about how it affects different people. There are days she can't get out of bed (or just stay awake.) Sometimes walking is affected; sometimes speech is affected. We could have a conversation one evening, and then have the exact same conversation the next night - not knowing we'd talked about the topic the night before, almost verbatim.
Her former boss, diagnosed about 16-17 years ago. You'd never know it. Gal from church, other than bouts of fatigue, might not notice.
'Tis a roller coaster.... I wish you peace and stability....
I think that most would curl up and feel sorry for themselves but you have turned a negative into a positive.
I commend you for your positive attitude in dealing with your health. Stay strong and keep laughing!
I think that most would curl up and feel sorry for themselves but you have turned a negative into a positive.
I commend you for your positive attitude in dealing with your health. Stay strong and keep laughing!
+1
Attitude is everything.
I have got into trouble for having an attitude.
but yes a positive attitude helps about any situation.
but yes a positive attitude helps about any situation.
You are so right, Dinger. The mind is an amazing tool of strength.
We have a friend who was diagnosed about 15 years ago. She moved back to her home province, eventually got married and had a child. She was an actor and in the past few years she has returned to doing local theatre.
I tip my hat to anyone who can find light in dark times and press forward.
You, your partner and @motordude deserve goodness.
Yeah, one of my sons room mates told me he would shoot himself if he was me and was wheelchair bound.I think that most would curl up and feel sorry for themselves but you have turned a negative into a positive.
I commend you for your positive attitude in dealing with your health. Stay strong and keep laughing!
I told him I understood, because if I was him right now I would probably do the same.
He didn't get the joke, he is not the brightest young man.
You obviously don't know me because I have been called a tool, but my mind a strength! Ha
Oh wait, you're just kiddin.
A sense of humour can get you through some bad times.
My brother's good friend lost his leg right up to the buttock, to cancer decades ago (he's about 65 now). Whilst he was in hospital he met a fellow cancer patient who lost his entire arm to the disease. They made a pact that if they survived they would go to Hawaii together when well enough.
They made it to Hawaii. They were at the beach, bobbing around in the water and decided to pull a prank. They came out of the water yelling "Shark!" - much to the horror of nearby suntanners.
Bugguhs.
My brother's friend was determined to take up skiing when he got home. He ended up winning a medal in the Para - Olympics.
Never give up.
Never give up, Never surrender!
Okay, everyone take five minutes and write a haiku for @AndriaD
I'll go first.
Tootle puffing is
not the same in the forum
without Andria...
Jay
I miss camel wednesdays
Her wit and knowledge
I need a tissue
I'm noticing something. The Nauti Mini on the CF4 is a juice guzzler compared to my PT2'S on my eGo ONES.
And the flavour produced by the Nauti Mini I don't find any better than my PT2'S on my eGo ONES.
Maybe I need to shave my tongue.
And the flavour produced by the Nauti Mini I don't find any better than my PT2'S on my eGo ONES.
Maybe I need to shave my tongue.
When I rewrapped my LG18650HG2 battery, a little, white ring on the + side fell off. Is that really bad, or were that ring only for design purposes?
I think this thread might answer your question. You need that white ring as it is an insulator to protect the battery from shorting.
White plastic ring on top of battery necessary?
Ok so this won't ve safe to use? The white ring flew away and I can't find it. Throw the battery away then?
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