So, as a person with ADHD, I am used to losing things. I did some writing in my blue notebook earlier when I was enjoying the nice weather and now I can't find it. I know it hasn't left the house and I have retraced my steps multiple times with no luck. I am equal parts frustrated and flummoxed. Anyone else ever have this happen?
That is what I've been doing when I read. My vision is worse for distance, and what the doctor did was lessen the strength for distance so I could read better. I tried the new prescription for contacts last night and was able to read better, which is encouraging. They don't make bifocal contacts.
Went to the eye doc today. She doesn't want to remove my cataracts, but said I might want to consider bifocals in the future. I've never felt so old, lol.
I had a similar scenario to #165, but it was a term paper for school instead of a work project. It was a Sunday when I discovered the term paper that I thought was due next Monday was due tomorrow. At 9 P.M. Horrible feeling.
Advil for the pain. I used some Redlight therapy on it earlier and that seemed to help. Last time we went to the beach, I was recovering from a stress fracture and was looking forward to walking in the sand.
One of my patients and the teenage girl who helps at the front desk were waiting when I pulled into the clinic. I was told there was "a body" in the front vestibule of the building. Turns out to be a guy (possibly homeless) taking a nap.
Hey @raven1. Unfortunately, we are seeing a lot of people sick with the 'rona. Good news is we have a new vaccine coming out that targets the strain that I seem to be prone to catching.
Okay, look. 5 minutes into a workout and I'm sweating like a whore in church. My coworkers will knock out a 30 to 40 minute workout and be as fresh as a daisy. So I just assumed some people just don't sweat.
But after that comment
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Do I need to worry about this? Push them into a patch of sunlight or something?