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1 day ago
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Intriguing picture puzzles, WriterGirl. And congratulations on becoming the first entry (no mean feat). And your adaptation of a real event is done so authentically it is commendable.
Having decided that, because my brain has forgotten how to spell, I'd best give up on the comp, I unexpectedly came up with a little idea. So I started making notes, but quickly realised I've always developed ideas during the act of writing. So that is what I am doing. It might need the fully month--but we shall see..
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Strange thing was that dizzyness was so brief and soon passed, and happily has not returned. I know not everyone is that lucky. Like you, Verbal, I found acupuncture most helpful and espeially when it was caried out by a vivacious oriental lady. I'm so glad you're on the bend, Cora.
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Series of rapid dizzy spells lasting only ten seconds each had me being hurried to the hospital for check-up. After several hours wait, much questioning, and a brain scan (when all they found was a tired, over-used old brain) , not having any repeat of the dizziness I was allowed to return home and now remain relatively normal. One thing I did learn after years of emergency treatments, is that if you are merely a "check-up" then waiting is part of the treatment, Arrival at hospital 3.00pm---return home 2.00am. Patience is essential., Although better safe than sorry is a useful maxim.
A hot chocolate and one of Sara's cookies would be most acceptable.