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Oim not dead yet!
Got over Covid mostly, some lingering effects. Then I broke my foot. FML. I'm actually super active right now but my laptop power supply buggered out on me. I livestream on Reddit all the damn time. https://www.reddit.com/user/FordPrefectWonTheBet/
Working on the story again...
After over a year hiatus, I am working on 'The Vanishing of Penelope Kelsey' again and adding new chapters. You can read it here-
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12707220/1/Doctor-Who-The-Vanishing-of-Penelope-Kelsey
In other news-
The church across the street from my house refused to stop services, the minister was in the ICU on a ventilator last I heard. Lovely.
So...I have Pilot's Heart?
In the past month, what was random short bursts of a-fib began happening more frequently, eventually sending me to the ER again when my vitals spiked and stayed up for 45 minutes. They eventually got them to come back down, but they stayed high for the next four days until I got in to the clinic again, and I felt really terrible. My resting heart rate is usually 53-76- it was running in the 80s to 90s and my blood pressure was starting to spike and drop.
I saw a different doctor- who was from South African and has a lovely accent.
As far as we can tell, whatever triggered the first incident set off a chain reaction, and now my body has star
Health Update
Ok, it's been awhile-
So, here's what's been going on-
After I ended up in the ER, they couldn't figure out what was going on with my heart, and referred me to the clinic associated with the hospital for follow up.
Went in and met my new PCP, explained about the heart issues and my back problems.
After listening to all my failed treatments, she gave me a medication I haven't tried before, which change the conductivity of nerves in the spine.
After about two weeks, almost all of my chronic pain problems went away.
She also had me monitor my vital signs, to try and see what's up with my heart, since there didn't seem to be any obvious rea
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So funny! If not in content, certainly in the way you wrote it!
I'm pretty sure the reason for the "moving around" of the sound is, inside the horn,
there used to be a thing that turns, creating the sound. If it's a old one, that's likely it.
I found it interesting that they use this only for emergency alerts and not to call firemen
for a fire, such as in the case of a volunteer department. Unless it's a paid fire department?
I'm pretty sure the reason for the "moving around" of the sound is, inside the horn,
there used to be a thing that turns, creating the sound. If it's a old one, that's likely it.
I found it interesting that they use this only for emergency alerts and not to call firemen
for a fire, such as in the case of a volunteer department. Unless it's a paid fire department?