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I seem to be more forgetful about names of people and things but that might just be my age!
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Welcome to DIY kit Mottie it's good to have new blood.
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I am absolutely dreadful with names.
It always has been that way, but seems slightly worse recently.
It always has been that way, but seems slightly worse recently.
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My hayfever is worse than ever this year, but it seems to be affecting my eyes more.
Thanks Jack.
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I was on a 4 day camping trip around the Airs rock & Olgars area. Must have been 26 of us.
I knew no one. In our group there were Danish Dutch Canadian Japanese German as well as British.
Our first meal we sat around a big table and we introduced ourselves..
Now our guide said we had to name every one around the Table . One posh English girl named each and every one of us perfectly even the 4 Japanese girls and one fella. Totally amazed and impressed. I named about one
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I'm just so bad at it and I think it's something to do with my brain injury at birth.
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Names I'm not too bad with faces I'm terrible at, proper facial recognition problems.
Hayfever bad at the moment.
Today I'm feeling the best I've felt in ages. I think I'm finally overcoming the tiredness I've been suffering since i for covid in spring 2020. Lots of supplements, sunshine, and hardly any booze. Plus exercise.
Had very low vit d, so if i see the sun shining I'm out there with a cup of green tea.
Hayfever bad at the moment.
Today I'm feeling the best I've felt in ages. I think I'm finally overcoming the tiredness I've been suffering since i for covid in spring 2020. Lots of supplements, sunshine, and hardly any booze. Plus exercise.
Had very low vit d, so if i see the sun shining I'm out there with a cup of green tea.
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I've gone downhill rapidly in the last couple of years. But I was dying anyway so it doesn't matter.
I has 3 jabs but don't think they did anything. I probably had a bit of covid, I don't know.
I has 3 jabs but don't think they did anything. I probably had a bit of covid, I don't know.
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My mum dropped me on my head, too. Still, she kissed it better
That reminds me of the old Bob Monkhouse joke
"My mother tried to kill me when I was a baby. She denied it. She said she thought the plastic bag would keep me fresh."
If you are a glass half empty person, you are dying.
If you are a glass half full person, you are living.
Why worry about the inevitable, live life to the fullest you can.
I had covid in sept 2020 that was initially treated as being either sepsis or meningitis (via IV antibiotics because of a non blanching rash). Other than the rash my only symptom was a temperature of 104.5 degrees Fahrenheit (40.2778 centigrade). Oh, other than that, 10 days later, for the only time in my life I pee'd blood. It was a one off (fortunately). And yeah, it looked like blood as it came out.
My first two jabs (april 2021 and then 3 months later) were both AZ. No symptoms. Had my booster in early 2022 (Pfizer), felt a bit rough for a few weeks, constant colds but they may just be a coincidence. Bumped in to a mate who had 3 AZs, he had no issues with the first two, but again, with the January 2022 jab he felt rough, again, probably a coincidence.
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