I had a terrible GI bleed a year or so ago. . . lost maybe 2 pints of blood in a short time, and was about to be transported to the hospital when it stopped. And didn't reoccur. The subsequent endoscopy and colonoscopy showed absolutely nothing though they did take me off all nsaids (aspirin, ibuprophen, naproxen etc.) as they thought that probably is what triggered it. But I've had no problems since. I hope the same for you BBD.
Good idea. Probably isn't COVID but the symptoms of COVID generally start mild and get progressively worse for those who get really sick from it. So it's good to get diagnosed and there are some excellent meds to deal with it.
One of my medicines for my achey breaky heart makes me sleep a lot the next day. Sometimes I fall asleep in the middle of a lesson. Other times my errors, instantaneously online are caused for failure to focus while sleeping.As dedicated as you are, you'll have it mastered in no time Becki. Most of us never become really fluent in languages we can speak or read a little bit. We tend to translate it into English where a fluent person does not. I read somewhere that it takes about 6 months of completely dedicated effort--like almost full time study--for an adult to become completely fluent in a different language. I don't know how true that is because I haven't personally tested it.
Yes it's hard to practice when no one is there to practice on. Keep at it though. Maybe this will help.One of my medicines for my achey breaky heart makes me sleep a lot the next day. Sometimes I fall asleep in the middle of a lesson. Other times my errors, instantaneously online are caused for failure to focus while sleeping.
When I got over being annoyed about it, I now find it hilarious. But fluent? There's no one to speak with around here... and sometimes I forget the stuff that was well understood last week. Like email is "correo electrónico" and I forget one of the words. 20 questions, but if you make even 1 little error, 3 mistakies gets you a handshake with a smile as you have to start at the beginning (again.) Yesterday I got booted 3 times in a row. It would help if there were a textbook.... lol Even so, it'd be easier if my computer worked. The teeney weeny typing on celular screen causes half of the errors when falling asleep isn't going on. lololol
I can't imagine doing that on a phone instead of computer. Have you considered getting an inexpensive computer? You can get a good desk top these days--refurbished or sometimes new--for $300 or less. Won't be a high powered gaming computer, but certainly adequate for anything us older folks will be doing. You can get by even with 4 gigs of ram but that's sometimes frustratingly slow.One of my medicines for my achey breaky heart makes me sleep a lot the next day. Sometimes I fall asleep in the middle of a lesson. Other times my errors, instantaneously online are caused for failure to focus while sleeping.
When I got over being annoyed about it, I now find it hilarious. But fluent? There's no one to speak with around here... and sometimes I forget the stuff that was well understood last week. Like email is "correo electrónico" and I forget one of the words. 20 questions, but if you make even 1 little error, 3 mistakies gets you a handshake with a smile as you have to start at the beginning (again.) Yesterday I got booted 3 times in a row. It would help if there were a textbook.... lol Even so, it'd be easier if my computer worked. The teeney weeny typing on celular screen causes half of the errors when falling asleep isn't going on. lololol
We have several in our neighborhood and we don't live near any park or other open area. But they get along with us, resident dogs, cats, etc. quite well it seems. One--I think it's the same one as they all really do look alike--follows Perry around the yard when he's out there. Interesting birds.
