Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 9:58 pm
beeg wrote:Define "SA".
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Also both Ed and Bill were posting from Fla(west coast Fla.).
Smart Ass:D
Also both Ed and Bill were posting from Fla(west coast Fla.).
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Also both Ed and Bill were posting from Fla(west coast Fla.).
Posted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 9:05 am
[quote="JPG40504"]Geography lesson aka continuity.
Guy in So Cal requests help finding a 'local' sharpening service.
He is referred to a place in NY.
Advice is offered from Fla.
Some SA pointed out So Cal and Fla on opposite banks.
It was pointed out that another Fla 'helper' was not in So Cal but Fla.
Guy in So Cal acknowledges river bank 'detail' and touts the NY sharpener.
Why is my head hurting?]
Confusion and headaches are signs of a concussion or a stroke. Better get it checked out.
Guy in So Cal requests help finding a 'local' sharpening service.
He is referred to a place in NY.
Advice is offered from Fla.
Some SA pointed out So Cal and Fla on opposite banks.
It was pointed out that another Fla 'helper' was not in So Cal but Fla.
Guy in So Cal acknowledges river bank 'detail' and touts the NY sharpener.
Why is my head hurting?]
Confusion and headaches are signs of a concussion or a stroke. Better get it checked out.
Posted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 3:39 pm
[quote="db5"]Confusion and headaches are signs of a concussion or a stroke. Better get it checked out.]
The 'MD's have been scratching their heads for several decades now. They have no way to 'observe' symptoms so they are of questionable help.
The 'confusion' is inferred by Dusty, but not IMHO real.
Usually the result of insufficient 'correct' input when it does occur.
The headaches are quite real but recently subdued by 'medication' that can have a headache reduction 'side effect' when taken for other stuff.
Been a long time coming, but they(the headaches) are much much more tolerable nowadays(and still usually every day).
I cannot count on my fingers the number of different 'pills' and life style changes that have previously been tried.
I have come to the conclusion that the headaches are induced by various conflicting causes so one fix does not eliminate them all and fixing 'A' triggers 'C' etc. . . .
Keeping my fingers crossed.
The 'MD's have been scratching their heads for several decades now. They have no way to 'observe' symptoms so they are of questionable help.
The 'confusion' is inferred by Dusty, but not IMHO real.
Usually the result of insufficient 'correct' input when it does occur.The headaches are quite real but recently subdued by 'medication' that can have a headache reduction 'side effect' when taken for other stuff.
Been a long time coming, but they(the headaches) are much much more tolerable nowadays(and still usually every day).
I cannot count on my fingers the number of different 'pills' and life style changes that have previously been tried.
I have come to the conclusion that the headaches are induced by various conflicting causes so one fix does not eliminate them all and fixing 'A' triggers 'C' etc. . . .
Keeping my fingers crossed.