This is a tough song to play too.
I just finished episode 5, I'm up to date. I love it.
I have 2 places i when I go to games. In the garage by Coohills restaurant. It’s not overly pricey and is basically a block away.
I’m gonna have to read on that part. Just have seen the video and damn it’s bad. Going to take a while for that to get cleaned up and the port back up.
I can't remember the first article I read that in this morning but here's one from cnn...
My wife is using T-Mobile eSim and it works pretty okay. No complaints. Depending on what devices you have your should look at US Mobile as well since they are cheaper
I don’t know anything about e sim… but coverage in general, when you’re in rural areas, it might be spotty. The lower tier coverage options basically stick close to towns and cities (most places along interstates would be fine), but suck off the beaten path, especially out west. So if you are just jumping city to city, I’d bet most options would be fine. If you are visiting the Nevada desert (not sure why you would, but to each their own) a lot of the the cheaper options won’t have shit for coverage.
Oh yeah... you're cycling, forgot that. Go for Verizon coverage. They may not have the highest speeds or cheapest plans, but they are typically the most reliable of the major carriers in the US for rural areas. AT&T isn't a bad choice either (what I use and it does a good job in most areas). T-Mobile rather sucks in the middle of nowhere. They have a very lagging LTE network and 3G feels like it is almost non-existent anymore.
Damn that's rough. Fingers crossed there's no lasting affects. I know these are scary, my fiancee had a TIA a couple of years back when her doctors changed her blood pressure medication. She was about the same age when it happened. I remember we were sitting and talking in bed, and suddenly everything she started to say was complete gibberish. But she carried on like nothing was wrong. Fortunately, there were no lasting problems.
Yeah that happened when my father had a stroke almost 20 years ago. It wasn't until I finally asked him why he couldn't talk that I could tell realization dawned on him. After he got (most) of his powers of speech back he said he could tell something felt off that morning, but was unsure what it was.
Had anomic aphasia from an mtbi - it is one of the most frustrating experiences ever which is a solid combo when you get low frustration tolerance as a symptom as well. 8.5 years later and I still have light & noise sensitivity, spit out some truly wild things when word finding issues crop up, have short term memory problems and near zero capacity for divided attention
That's crazy, but tbh, you tend to see these things coming, especially if he's one of those men who think they're better than the world who never see a doctor or get a blood test annually. I tell every one of my peeps that you should get a blood test every single year, as most biological problems start at the microscopic level and expand from that. My brethren's boss had a couple of mini myocardial infarctions last week and had stents put in that night with another one scheduled soon. However, he loves eating, is overweight, and is also a long-time smoker...he's lucky because one that would have been five or ten years later could have been a much more massive one.
This isn't really a drug to treat aphasia, but ask your doctor concerning your symptoms and Vyvanse. Vyvanse is an ADHD drug, but some reports showcase that it can help processes like working memory (aka short-term), long-term memory, and divided attention. It probably won't help with speech problems and it has some weird arse side-effects like a very jumpy feeling and a lack of appetite (not as strong), so if you lot ever feel like you want to try it, always start with a low dose and work your way up.
