31 December, 2019
28 December, 2019
Christmas
Hello blogland, I have
been either busy ot had no motivation but here I am on Saturday
morning at last writing something. Christmas Eve Tim & I Mum's
and I took Jeannie's presents over and as luck would have it she was
there and I was able to give it to her.
Sue was also there and
I was annoyed with myself that I didn't think to take her present
with me, a friend of hers was mowing the lawn for Mum.
Christmas Day I was up
at 5.40am and Tim got up and left for work, Tim didn't want to
exchange gifts till Boxing Day when the girls and grandchildren will
be here. Jessica drove me to see Dad, I left a card my sister Sandy
had been and decorated his grave with tinsel and ornaments, it looked
good. She then drove me to Mum's where I gave out gifts to family
members.
Moving on to Boxing
Day, when I went to do the veggies for lunch I found Tim had already
peeled and cut them the night before and left them sitting in a bowl
of water in the fridge. I then gave Tim his gifts from me but was
unable to find my gift from him. I am still unable to find it.
Tim cleaned the
lounge-room and moved the dinning room table and then he cooked all
the veggies. We had a baked lunch with BBQ chicken all our girls and
grandchildren except for Blain who was at his Dad's.
Everyone seemed to
liked their gifts.
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18 December, 2019
Funtional Tremor my ass
A
functional disorder is a medical condition that impairs the normal
function of a bodily process, but where every part of the body looks
completely normal under examination, dissection or even under a
microscope. ... Definitions vary somewhat between fields of medicine.
Functional
neurological disorder (FND) is a condition in which patients
experience neurological symptoms such as weakness, movement
disorders, sensory symptoms and blackouts. The brain of a patient
with functional neurological symptom disorder is structurally normal,
but functions incorrectly.
Physical
symptoms of neurological problems may include the following:
- Partial or complete paralysis.
- Muscle weakness.
- Partial or complete loss of sensation.
- Seizures.
- Difficulty reading and writing.
- Poor cognitive abilities.
- Unexplained pain.
- Decreased alertness
The
term functional (psychogenic) movement disorders (FMD) has
historically been applied to disorders that manifest with physical
symptoms—specifically (gait disorders, tremor, dystonia, etc.)—but
which cannot be attributed to any of known underlying organic
disorder and which instead is presumed
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