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re: OH Snap, UN passes resolution to end Israeli settlements; US abstains
Posted by Beethoven on 12/24/16 at 2:49 pm to Taxing Authority
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re: OH Snap, UN passes resolution to end Israeli settlements; US abstains
Posted by Beethoven on 12/24/16 at 2:44 pm to SlowFlowPro
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re: concussions and memory loss
Posted by Beethoven on 2/16/16 at 12:19 am to olgoi khorkhoi
I sustained a serious head injury in the past, and while fortunately memory loss hasn't been a noticeable symptom of mine, I've developed migraine headaches which I had never experienced before but continue to pester me every day since.
I have been very lucky in my recovery because there was a period of time when it was grueling to walk moderate distances unassisted because my balance was thrown completely out of whack. I'm not sure how old your injury is, but within a year I had recovered tremendously that my only persistent symptom are migraine headaches. I took omega fish oil supplements like another poster recommended, but I cannot honestly attest for their efficacy or not. It probably was just a placebo but I felt more comfortable taking them (supposedly your brain re-builds connections between neurons using fatty acids, and for whatever reason the fats in fish oil are apparently better)
Unfortunately I have no medical background or any sort of expertise to validate my words of encouragement, but I wish you a stoic recovery and recommend you try to maintain an optimistic mindset because there were times when I abandoned hope and didn't think I would ever recover as substantially as I have. Speaking from personal experience, head injuries are especially abhorrent because even though the symptoms are at many times severe and miserable, most people struggle to grasp just how difficult the recovery is because from the outside we superficially appear completely healthy. I earnestly hope that your recovery is similar to mine and that a year from now your symptoms will dramatically improve to just being mild inconveniences, but never lose hope and make sure you find a Neurologist that you feel super confident in (I ended up visiting four before I found one that I felt comfortable with tracking the progress of my condition).
I have been very lucky in my recovery because there was a period of time when it was grueling to walk moderate distances unassisted because my balance was thrown completely out of whack. I'm not sure how old your injury is, but within a year I had recovered tremendously that my only persistent symptom are migraine headaches. I took omega fish oil supplements like another poster recommended, but I cannot honestly attest for their efficacy or not. It probably was just a placebo but I felt more comfortable taking them (supposedly your brain re-builds connections between neurons using fatty acids, and for whatever reason the fats in fish oil are apparently better)
Unfortunately I have no medical background or any sort of expertise to validate my words of encouragement, but I wish you a stoic recovery and recommend you try to maintain an optimistic mindset because there were times when I abandoned hope and didn't think I would ever recover as substantially as I have. Speaking from personal experience, head injuries are especially abhorrent because even though the symptoms are at many times severe and miserable, most people struggle to grasp just how difficult the recovery is because from the outside we superficially appear completely healthy. I earnestly hope that your recovery is similar to mine and that a year from now your symptoms will dramatically improve to just being mild inconveniences, but never lose hope and make sure you find a Neurologist that you feel super confident in (I ended up visiting four before I found one that I felt comfortable with tracking the progress of my condition).
re: Happy birthday, Robert E. Lee
Posted by Beethoven on 1/19/16 at 1:17 pm to ClientNumber9
God bless General Robert E. Lee. Too many people don't understand that before the Civil War, each individual state was perceived as its own sovereign, self-determining territory in an alliance with the other states of the Union similar to the EU in Europe. The safety of his native Virginia was threatened when autocrats in the North desired to reduce the power of the individual states into subservient vassels dependent on a behemothic Federal Government, and he took up arms to defend his countrymen from unjust Northern aggression, but alas we continue to experience the consequences of his failure now that the Federal Government has grown into a monster that actively works to undermine the privacy and civil liberties of the American people.
Robert E. Lee defended the true ideals of our Founding Fathers; they never would have supported the authoritarian hegemony that traitor Abraham Lincoln sacrificed hundreds of thousands of American lives to create.
I hope General Lee never stops protecting New Orleans from the Northern invasion. They desperately need him in that lawless city.

Robert E. Lee defended the true ideals of our Founding Fathers; they never would have supported the authoritarian hegemony that traitor Abraham Lincoln sacrificed hundreds of thousands of American lives to create.
I hope General Lee never stops protecting New Orleans from the Northern invasion. They desperately need him in that lawless city.

re: Beautiful Piano Playing
Posted by Beethoven on 2/11/14 at 10:39 pm to TreyAnastasio
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