Oh, seven signs????
I had no idea there were more signs besides the obvious. I know it will go down with age, for example, but damn!
Seriously….
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That's the title of one of my favourite songs. The most lethal, the most essential thing is to hear your own voice. Also, keeping up with the idea of writing as catharsis, this one blog is dedicated all to myself. More solipsism would be hard to find. And I like it like that. Oh, and this is a queer (and self-proclaimed 'ADULT') blog so go ahead, make your day... mine is done.
Is it just me or does she sound a little like Kathy Griffin?
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No to me. But the nasal tone is rather annoying. LOL
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DeleteI never thought of that. I think Kathy's voice is more 'musical' and raspy around the edges, though...
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HuntleyBiGuy:
ReplyDeleteWe really don’t realize how interconnected so many things are for your health and wellbeing. And I like her warning that just one symptom is not a good sign of a problem, and DON’T self-diagnose.
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I was floored.
DeleteAnd you know that people usually run to WebMD at the first sneeze, so...
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She uses a lot of medical terms that most people won't know, and thus will begin to tune her out. T figures prominently in men's health. Her warning to not self-diagnose is a good one. Have issues that don't seem to clear up? Go see your doctor! (Where have I heard that? Hmmm. 😉)
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I believe she is indeed, a dermatologist, hence the lingo.
DeleteAnd T is everywhere. Some men really need it. HRT is not only for Trans people.
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Don't be influenced by influencers and Joe Rogan pops up. Can you hear me laughing? I do believe he's constantly deworming himself.
ReplyDeleteJoe Rogan is an idiot smart enough to make money of deeply stupid people.
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I've sort of had it with people diagnosing themselves. There are professionals to do that. And really, only if the problem is serious enough, do we consult them. The rest of the time we surf the net seeking DIY cures, explanations and solutions. It's created a type of person I do not want to be stuck in an elevator with. You haven't really lived until you have sat through a 45 minute one-way conversation about a persons' bowels. They don't hesitate to share with you all that they have learned googling their issues... and the entire time I'm listening, I keep thinking about all the things I'd rather be doing with that 45 minutes. Enough, already. The time to play doctor is in our early, early years. We are not doctors. We simply have internet access.
ReplyDeleteYou know people love talking about their ailments.
DeleteAnd they run to WebMD as soon as they sneeze.
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