I don't know....there is something Fishy about THIS...

You mean you can't tell the difference between a male fish and a female?

He has a bigger lower fin, and her butt is way bigger. :?

:lol: :lol:

Pretty wild stuff there!

I had to change it back for someone... :lol:


Is that when you get confused? :lol: :lol:

here kitty, kitty, kitty, kiiiittttttttyyyyy! :shock: :lol: :lol:

GRRRRRRRRRRRR...... :lol:

??? I'm not sure what you mean.

In terms of my brain damage, as long as I go along doing one thing it's not much of a problem... but when something changes, then I often can't get a handle. Like when I call for tech support... when they give me an answer then I sometimes have a really hard time talking because my mind won't put the new information together with what I thought before... It is sooooo frustrating.

So when my computer loses its internet connection, then it's like my mind goes blank with it. It is just so irritating.

You've looked at my web page about fingernails and B12, right?

The reason it's important to know how to recognize when you are low on B12 is that it is in all of our muscle tissue, so when we are under stress and it's being used up, the change is very gradual because in the beginning there's a lot of B12 in our systems and a little drain doesn't make much difference... but if the stress goes on for years, as it often does, then the change can begin to have profound effects on our cognition... only our tendency is to make excuses to ourselves... like, "Old Timers" or "I must be getting old."

But thinking those kinds of things is misleading. Because most times the fact is that we are short of vitamin B12 and if we replaced it we would preserve our cognition (and nerves throughout our bodies) MUCH BETTER.

But... maybe you meant something entirely different... :?: