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Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 19 Feb 23

I had a stroke on April 26,2022. At first my right side wouldn’t move, but now I can almost walk. I have aphasia, that means I talk nonsense. I am a bit better with writing, though not much. Thank God I can still read. That's all...

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Anna I am so sorry, I wondered what happened to you. You have lost a lot of weight but you look good now.

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Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 19 Feb 23

I had a stroke on April 26,2022. At first my right side wouldn’t move, but now I can almost walk. I have aphasia, that means I talk nonsense. I am a bit better with writing, though not much. Thank God I can still read. That's all...

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joy My father had a minor stroke in 2021 and we've been helping him with mobility. He can still talk and walk but his overall health has changed since. You look lovely and I'm glad you're making progress. Take care.

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Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 19 Feb 23

I had a stroke on April 26,2022. At first my right side wouldn’t move, but now I can almost walk. I have aphasia, that means I talk nonsense. I am a bit better with writing, though not much. Thank God I can still read. That's all...

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Kelli M I'm glad you're improving! I'm sorry about the aphasia, that's got to be frustrating.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (317242) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 20 Feb 23

Good morning from Green Bay, Wisconsin where the weather is cloudy with a prediction of snow for today and for the rest of the week too. Today they are predicting 1-3 inches. I think will be on the lower amount...

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Jim Bauer @porwest (92589) • United States 20 Feb 23

I am still sifting through stuff and have a lot to sift through. I mean, there's 20+ years of stuff to pick from. Plus, it's not as easy to transfer files, especially from one really old computer I have where the bulk majority...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Feb 23

The photo doesn't really belong but the discussion is about Australia so I've used a photo of iconic Aussie icons. An Australian TV presenter, Leigh Sales, was recently interviewed and spoke on a number of...

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BarBaraPrz It's all relative: If a relative dies from a fall, it's catastrophic (unless you never liked that person anyway). Falls aren't contagious.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Feb 23

The photo doesn't really belong but the discussion is about Australia so I've used a photo of iconic Aussie icons. An Australian TV presenter, Leigh Sales, was recently interviewed and spoke on a number of...

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snowy I am not sure about too sensational, but it sure is too depressing. For every dark story they report they should give a piece of good news to go along with it. It might seem pollyannish, but with the constant barrage o negativity, I don't blame those who want...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Feb 23

The photo doesn't really belong but the discussion is about Australia so I've used a photo of iconic Aussie icons. An Australian TV presenter, Leigh Sales, was recently interviewed and spoke on a number of...

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Anna The media report only what they consider that is a "catastrophic piece of news". Covid was immediately described as "pandemic", they scared people, we had to wear a mask not to breath germs... how many die of passive smoke every year? Do they tell us to wear a...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 20 Feb 23

The photo doesn't really belong but the discussion is about Australia so I've used a photo of iconic Aussie icons. An Australian TV presenter, Leigh Sales, was recently interviewed and spoke on a number of...

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Barbara Radisavlejvic @bagarad (14283) • Paso Robles, California 19 Feb 23

I had a stroke on April 26,2022. At first my right side wouldn’t move, but now I can almost walk. I have aphasia, that means I talk nonsense. I am a bit better with writing, though not much. Thank God I can still read. That's all...

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rebelann1949 I pray you'll be able to soon. At least you can write what you want to say but that isn't always easy as I have found out here on Mylot.

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Kade @akruser13 (475) • Los Angeles, California 27 Feb 22

Fam!!!! I love you all, I love when you reply to my discussion posts, I realize by doing so that you're helping me earn my pennies. But I love helping back! Which means I love replying to your replies and helping you make...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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The Horse @JudyEv I bought my alarm clock at Target for $19.95. Did his watch cost that much less than that?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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Kharla Jolly @JudyEv No, it's not a coincidence. This has happened about five times, the performance of a smart tv.

19 Feb 23

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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Judy Evans @kobesbuddy So I find that very worrying. It could be used in all sorts of 'bad' ways. I think I'm getting a bit paranoid about countries knowing every little thing about its citizens.

19 Feb 23

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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Kharla Jolly We have a smart TV. I got something in my throat and was coughing a while. Our TV put up an advertisement, treatment for COPD It's a lung disorder:( I can't even cough, without the TV diagnosing me!

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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Judy Evans These smart watches and phones certainly have some great features. I'm sure they've saved a few lives over the years and will no doubt save more.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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Judy Evans @Vikingswest1 I know there are programmes that can do all these things but it wouldn't suit me. One day someone will work out how to take it over and maybe lock people out or whatever.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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Judy Evans Dick Tracy's watch was beyond belief at the time but look at us now.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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vikingswest @JudyEv I know. My son has a home that responds to his commands. Similar to Alexa or Siri but he can call out orders to turn on lights or adjust the temperature or lock doors. The house reminds him to change smoke detector batteries and furnace...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (342077) • Rockingham, Australia 30 Mar 22

After Vince was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, his doctor advised him to get a ‘smart watch’. Maybe it’s called an iWatch? Anyway, it links to his phone and is much smarter than either of us and incredibly entertaining. It...

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rebelann1949 Wait, that watch can't support him quite as well as you do so no you are not obsolete ...... yet. I love your photo, I wish my camera (on my iphone) could take shots like that.

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