Hello?…..Hello?
Where is the ear doctor? I have questions for him: when we have a ringing in our ear, does this contribute to hearing loss? Are there sounds undetectable to the human ear which contribute to hearing loss?
-
-
Sqcreak Sqcrawk Chemical Candy
When you’re walking in the vicinity of a chemical fire and getting a whiff of the toxic fumes, I would like to see a science fair project exploring the relationship between a person’s recoiling reaction to the bad smell and the effects the fumes are having on them. When you smell a sick thing, you…
-
My Heart And Chest Medicine Men
I had a series of tests performed on my heart at the recommendation of chest doctors because 1. they were unable to explain what they heard with their stethoscopes 2. I suffer bizarre warm/cold sensations around my heart area To-do list: Chest x-rays. This operation was ordered to determine whether or not my lymph nodes…
-
Coma Epidemics
It’s sometimes very easy to feel that I could retreat into the depths of my mind and let my eyes watch while my body continues to maneuver through life, as it has for 21 years. My body could continue attending courses, and it could receive a degree in some field. It could take part in…
-
Aging Adjustments
This post relies on a huge generalization which states that when you age you become more passive and mellow. Cranky grandparents are more numerous than calling them the exception would allow, and so you’ll need to consider returning this post to the sender. However, it does apply to the aged who have markedly mellowed over…
-
Internal Diversity
I’m a fan of fevers. I enjoy that uncomfortable feeling of being alternately hot and cold every few seconds. Enjoying an uncomfortable feeling is contradictory, I’m aware. More accurately, I enjoy a feeling which most people feel is uncomfortable. I enjoy the fever feeling for reasons similar to the reasons people take recreational drugs. Fevers,…