Steve,
First off, you've got some bad one-liners there (groans). Secondly, what kind of roll: sourdough, kaiser, hard, soft, or what? (smile) I know, that's a real groaner. Third - not having a lobectomy, I wouldn't know - but seriously, with one part of your brain gone, how did they make it so your brain wouldn't flop over when you tilt your head to the left?
Mark
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> Oh come on now Scott! What do you think this group is for? People who have good memories (NOT)! I can't remember what I just said let alone remember what words I used as I kept substituting words while talking? And at the same time people give me this look not having a clue what I was trying to say! Hey, if we don't find a way to laugh about ourselves, how can we enjoy life! People who know I have epilepsy can't even catch most of the one liners I say so often about myself! I look at it this way, seize every moment you can in life since sometime we can't seize that moment when in a seizure when our minds take a break! I used to almost always have those kind of seizures. I had complex partials 1-7 each month on average. And here I am now with a shriveled up left temporal lobe, with a piece of my amydala taken out of me! You think I'm going to complain? How can I since they take a piece of my brain out and I'm now seizure free! I guess thats my way of losing weight! Except that now I'm lighter on the left side of my brain so my head tilts to the right (big smile)! Could I say I feel light headed on my left side of my head since that was where surgery was? Oh gosh, don't get me on a roll here (giant laugh)! Take care, keep a smile on your face!
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> > From: no_seizures_
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> > To: epilepsy@yahoogroup
> > Date: Sunday, May 31, 2009, 12:23 PM
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> > Hi Nancy,
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> > How do we know you are the oldest, haven't seen any numbers yet of your age (smile)! I'm still a kid I know, since I'm just 51 1/2 (smile) years young. Take care, keep a smile on your face!
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> > --- In epilepsy@yahoogroup s.com, Nancy Livesay <nlivesay1801@ ...> wrote:
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> > > I am 44yrs now. Guess that could just be it, but I am wearing tri
> > > now. I had noticed a difference again in only about three months after got these. Insurance covers one pair a year.
> > > Thanks for all the input.Steve, you could be right, I guess I will be 99 and saying "I'm getting older" I say that all the time a new wrinkle, change in body(won't even go there) ha.
> > > Thanks to all for your replies.
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