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smonster, I do not even have a reply, I am snorffling in my coffee with disbelief.
bonny, UGH. I have a pretty good idea what your talking about, and it IS an on-going theme, isn't it? How very, very irritating.
I stayed up late and just woke up a bit ago. We may have houseguests, and I need to Clean All The Things.
But I must caffienate first...
My hands have been randomly numb since last night.
I Googled "mild numbness in hands."
And then I remembered why you never do that.
I don't...think I'm having a stroke?
I think you need to not only not respond, but block his number.
Yes. Inappropriate, creepy, and with a sprinkling of testing boundaries in kinda sketchy ways.
Polter, step away from Dr. Google. You are probably not having a stroke.
I Googled "mild numbness in hands."
There are so many reasons that hands can go numb. I'd guess you're more likely having repetitive stress symptoms (you do type a lot, yes?) rather than a stroke.
That was my thought as well, although it was weird because I hadn't actually been typing all that much.
And I have to do a lot of typing this weekend. WORK BETTER, HANDS.
Put Google to good use and look up some wrist stretches you can do to help with that not-at-all-a-stroke numbness.
There are other ways you can impinge on nerves and make your hands numb or tingly, usually based on spending time in odd positions (sleeping or whatnot), too
Is it the arm attached to the shoulder you dislocated, P-C? Definitely some stretching. Look up one where you place your forearm on the wall and then press your chest forward. It stretches the pectorals and releases tension in the shoulder.
Also, thanks for the Nerds@Night link! There's one in Milwaukee in August. I'm contemplating on it.
Bonny, I am so sorry that company doesn't appreciate you more. You're the doggy lama for a reason.
smonster, I'm with everyone else; block him. Very much boundary issues.
ION, Jilli! I know you sometimes wear T's around the house, and while glancing through ThinkGeek.com (Dan's bday is coming up) I saw this and thought "Jilli! Clovis!"
Is it the arm attached to the shoulder you dislocated, P-C?
It's both. I'm trying some wrist stretches. Also raising my chair up so my wrists are in a better position I think maybe. Ergonomics fail.
Velcade causes neuropathy! Maybe I've been secretly dosed with Velcade to treat my nonexistent multiple myeloma. Oh God maybe I have multiple myeloma.