 appointment in my calendar. Take written notes at every doctorsâ€™ visit.
Sometime, it becomes embarrassing at work when I forget names of people I work on a daily basis. I am glad I use medicine boxes for daily morning and evening medicines, otherwise I would be in deep trouble to remember which medicine I took.
I definately have experienced the same problem. I have been told it was from the chemo I had with my SCT. However, I was noticing memory issues even before that, though clearly not as bad. I am hoping with time this will get better. In any event, I can certainly sympathize as it can be a real problem.
I recently read a medical journal that documented the existence of "chemo brain" as mentioned by gocartmoz and I really think they need to look into "sclero-brain" next. One of the first symptoms I recognized was my difficulty remembering simple things like the name of the person I'm talking to whom I have known for years! My 5 yr old has even noticed that I have trouble finding the right word at times. I thought I was having TIA's or early alzheimer's but I definately believe this is a sclero-thing now. My critical thinking skills are still sharp as a nail but I sometimes can't tell you what that "metal thing" is that you hammer into a piece of wood! :D It has given me great empathy for stroke and alzheimer's sufferers. Take heart that your memory loss is common among us sclerodians and use it as a convenient excuse for missing those not so enjoyable events!
You know it's great to hear that I am not alone in this particular side effect, if you can call it that. I do however love the idea of using it as a "tool" to forget certain things like events that I don't want to go to...............or do things I don't want to do.....................never thought of it that way.
I do know that on some days it is so more apparent than others and I know my husband really notices it. I hope it doesn't get worse than it is now. With Alzheimers already in the family as bad as it is and maybe having sclero cause this too the odds are really against me.
What were we talking about just then? Ah yes, memory loss. I'd lose my head if it were loose.
My mum died from Alzhiemers and it's something that secretly worries me when I have lapses of memory. I tend to put things down and in a matter of minutes I forget where I've put the stupid thing. I actually threw my feeding tube extension in the bin yesterday. And the worst experience to date has to be the raw meat in a bag which I placed on my daughters bed, instead of in the fridge!
I even forget words mid sentence and some day's I'm worse than others. The weird thing is that my dad was having a mental aptitude test in his home for his suitability to manage on his own. The sort of questions they asked were very menial, like who is the Prime Minister, but when asked what day of the week it was and also the date -- he answered quicker than I could think and he's almost 80, and guess what? I got it wrong!
I forget things all the time -- Shopping has to be the worst. Appointments I miss, especially hairdressing, and I constantly do things that are uncharacteristic.
This is a good talking point. I'll look in again -- if I remember!
Anyone carry light fishing tackle around?
I have line, floats, hooks, and weights in several bags. I also have a collapsible spinning rod/reel combo that I frequently carry when I hike...
I'm in Alabama and, assuming your legal record is clean, it's relatively simple to obtain a CCW permit from your county sheriff.
I like the LAPG BOB, but... After trying the LAPG BOB for my car bag, I went back and got the larger version. The smaller version held...
I have to admit... I do not like multitools. I like to carry a good knife, but I've never seen an affordable multitool with a good EDC-quality...
EDC sunglasses issue...
Thanks for all the replies so far. The TacTailor case looks like a tank, but it does address the issue I've described (quick and easy to store and...
Post by: p99fan, May 17, 2010 in forum: Where, When, & How Do We Carry All This Stuff?
Hey, Ajax. I just may do that. I'm thinking can + hacksaw + long fluffy tube sock. Maybe a cable tie to hold the sock in place.
I'd like to have a place to quickly grab and then re-store sunglasses in my EDC bag. I have a semi-hard case now, but it drives me crazy to pull...
Thread by: p99fan, May 14, 2010, 16 replies, in forum: Where, When, & How Do We Carry All This Stuff?
Re: Amazon purchases... NEVER just log onto Amazon and buy an item. Instead, log on, find the item you want, and add it to your wish list....
Wallet, Keychain (w/ pen and clippers), Watch, P99, Extra Mag, Mini-Grip, Flashlight, Lighter, Cellphone, Charger. Then I'd sneak in a compass....
Post by: p99fan, Apr 23, 2010 in forum: Where, When, & How Do We Carry All This Stuff?
Nice setup. Thanks for sharing. I use the same bag, and you've given me some great ideas for improvements.
Post by: p99fan, Apr 23, 2010 in forum: Show us pics of your EDC!
<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Add EULA page after login [UI]
username_0: ## Changes
Added the End User License Agreement page, which is to be seen by our users, after they login with their IBM id.
Closes #267 

## Implementation details

- added route for the view
- added the `EndUserLicenseAgreementLayout` layout component

## How to read this PR
- please review the route and the layout component
- to view locally, comment out the `/signin` [redirect](https://github.com/Qiskit/platypus/compare/feature/user-account...rt-add-eula-page?expand=1#diff-226c1869e16c3e24e492b3483e64e2c58cca766e43b81632c01fb056ff8f666dR113) line
- build app locally and visit the `/eula`route

## Screenshots
<img width="1678" alt="Screen Shot 2022-01-31 at 11 54 41 AM" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6276074/151863209-d7781567-f98f-425f-9ba1-c306ebd7d272.png">
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