Wise words, should be atop each vial of the nostrum(s)

Post #437,622 by Ashton 12/9/20 4:10:36 PM 12/9/20 4:10:36 PM Reply	Wise words, should be atop each vial of the nostrum(s) Have experienced anaphylactoid--only once, ever. Fortunately I was familar with the implications and savvy to the exact term: when I went to Emergency desk, I Used that word: Got Stat attention and an antihistamine [IIRC] blocker. (Later ..wondered how I managed the 10+ mile drive, all things considered). I tot this up with the escape from a failed Scuba-regulator, in ocean at La Jolla Cove, So-Cal--wayback. Anaphylactoid SHOCK IS a killer (didn't do the search for its mechanism, the Time you have to get the detox, etc.) (Besides, had the Web been as of today: just the time to peruse stuff) ..well, you know.. But verily I say unto thee: as of today, I'm still Here. more-or-less. And time to celebrate the Chops of the boffins at Vincent Engineers, Stevenage LTD, for their perspicuity in having made a machine --easily capable of offing the un-wary--in a trice, so well-mannered as to follow my every command, sans Surprises, Thanks! you Brits. aka: I owe my persistence quite more to the genius of Others than, to any innate-Brilliance. {sigh}
Post #437,625 by Ashton 12/9/20 4:25:36 PM 12/9/20 4:25:36 PM Reply	Jaded-LRPD: I've never used said feature, but the top Google results include words like "issues", "errors", "problem", and "madness". Admin! .. your sl[e]ight-of-hand here, looms Hyarge.. but punterrific anyway. :-þ
Post #437,626 by rcareaga 12/9/20 4:27:00 PM 12/9/20 4:27:00 PM Reply	I told the story briefly here many years ago …of my friend the nurse, who discovered to her surprise and dismay that she was violently and potentially lethally allergic to cucumbers. Fortunately this occurred in a hospital cafeteria—she was a young nurse trainee those many decades ago—so she was (A) among colleagues who instantly recognized the symptoms as her face turned scarlet, and (B) just happened to know where there was epinepherine to be had. Regarding the vaccine, I read an account from someone in one of the clinical trials who, following the second dose, spent the next couple of days feeling like eight miles of exceedingly bad road, apparently experiencing all the known side effects, which fortunately is uncommon. I’m not looking forward to such an ordeal, but I am disposed to get the shot just as soon as CaesarCare makes it available sometime next year. cordially,
Post #437,633 by Ashton 12/9/20 6:04:37 PM 12/10/20 4:49:32 AM Reply	Yeah, likely moi too.. Demographics R-us. As I've not tried the still circuitous route to a single Test, I presume that just One 'twinge'* leaves me still curious if I have, indeed gotten? some few-hundred? -thousand? beasties within--yet still sans any other clue. * n-Months past, I experienced a moment of nausea. BUT--first time ever--sans the urge to get-self next to The Throne--the always expected next event. (I have experienced neither first nor usually successive event in donkeys' years usually isolated from small children or dyspeptic 'adults') I cannot count on Lucky, Lucky natch--but I do put out on porch a cup of cocoa periodically, should She come by for a test of my er, gratitude? Be Prepared Hmmm ..mayhap a cuppa on the Crumbling's neat veranda? Couldn't hurt.. (I once walked beside Maharishi--a physicist he was too!)--when he came by Work. Will welcome his Attaboys too, if that works in meta-space ..and he had a Ticket Edited by Ashton Dec. 10, 2020, 04:49:32 AM EST Expand All History

Welcome to IWETHEY!