Random stuff - the anything else thread
Jun 8th 2018 | 11:09 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
(joking, just our max purchase price for anything would be 205,000 with 20% down........I can dream...ha ha)Sales have softened, and I am sure prices will follow. I am seeing more price reduced signs being added to the realtor signs in front of houses.
Jun 8th 2018 | 11:18 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Gotta get these prices to drop 800,000 or more...lol (joking, just our max purchase price for anything would be 205,000 with 20% down........I can dream...ha ha)
Sales have softened, and I am sure prices will follow. I am seeing more price reduced signs being added to the realtor signs in front of houses.
(joking, just our max purchase price for anything would be 205,000 with 20% down........I can dream...ha ha)Sales have softened, and I am sure prices will follow. I am seeing more price reduced signs being added to the realtor signs in front of houses.
Jun 8th 2018 | 11:49 am
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Jun 8th 2018 | 12:22 pm
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Jun 9th 2018 | 2:47 am
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Jun 9th 2018 | 5:08 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Not sure.I'm always tired and lethargic, have no strength whatsoever, get dizzy and uncoordinated, and my mood is a bit iffy. My SIL (a nurse) reckoned it could be anemia. I did some research an vitamin B12 deficiency came up. I've got pretty much all of the symptoms. I've just started taking industrial doses of B12. We'll see if that does anything.
Sorry to hear of everyone else's malfunctions.
I had something similar last week, got dizzy, fell over, had to attend a series of meetings with people from out of town with a fat lip and carpet burns all up my face. A number of ribald remarks about rug burns ensued. Went to the doctor on the weekend and had an EKG, a cat scan, blood work, a heart monitoring session the whole business. Best to get it all done before Doug Ford abolishes hospitals.
I had something similar last week, got dizzy, fell over, had to attend a series of meetings with people from out of town with a fat lip and carpet burns all up my face. A number of ribald remarks about rug burns ensued. Went to the doctor on the weekend and had an EKG, a cat scan, blood work, a heart monitoring session the whole business. Best to get it all done before Doug Ford abolishes hospitals.
Especially with MS, Canada has the highest incident rate at 290 cases per 100,000 people.
The US is lower at 110-140 cases per 100,000 above the 37th parallel, and 57-78 cases per 100,000 below the 37th parallel.
I find I get more bacterial lung infections in Canada vs when I lived in the US, but could be the fact I am older here vs there so not as young and healthy...
I find I get dizzy often when standing up, vision goes for a second or 2 and I have to hold a wall or something to balance. Doctors can't find no medical problem and doing a search seems somewhat common, but apparently those who experience such symptoms when standing are higher risk of heart failure later in life, but I figure my heart is going to kill me, killed just about every male in the family thus far.
The US is lower at 110-140 cases per 100,000 above the 37th parallel, and 57-78 cases per 100,000 below the 37th parallel.
I find I get more bacterial lung infections in Canada vs when I lived in the US, but could be the fact I am older here vs there so not as young and healthy...
I find I get dizzy often when standing up, vision goes for a second or 2 and I have to hold a wall or something to balance. Doctors can't find no medical problem and doing a search seems somewhat common, but apparently those who experience such symptoms when standing are higher risk of heart failure later in life, but I figure my heart is going to kill me, killed just about every male in the family thus far.
"Prevalence rates vary around the UK. Based on the figure of 107,000 people with MS, it is estimated that the number of people with MS in England is around 164 per 100,000; in Wales about 138; about 175 in Northern Ireland and as high as 209 in Scotland. Prevalence in the north of Scotland is particularly high."
Isn't the dizzy when standing up am tall eorsom thing? A head rush? My husband often gets that and it's worse if he holds his breath when standing up.
The heart.kills all of us eventually
Jun 9th 2018 | 9:00 am
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Yesterday we received our 2 x $25 Loblaws cards issued as supposed compensation for buying overpriced bread in the past. Normally I wouldn’t waste my time and energy even applying, but the fact that I can turn them over to the local Food Bank or buy food for the Food Bank and help someone out, made applying worthwhile.
