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[non] RIP Forum Style
I am starting this thread to embarrass myself ... hopefully.
Tomorrow, I go for an MRI scan to find out why my speech is becoming increasingly slurred and disjointed and, to be honest, I am absolutely f*cking terrified. I had a mini-stroke last year [transient ischaemic attack] and I am convinced that this is the build up to a proper one or the start of a long, slow process of mental deterioration for me, which will render me a burden for my wife and ruin our future together. It has created a lot of friction in my family and caused me to lose the trust of someone I cared a lot about. I won't find out the results for maybe a week, which will undoubtedly be the toughest of my life - despite the fact that I have definitely had some shite ones.
But if it turns out to be not too bad or relatively salvageable then please feel free to mock my cowardice and brand me a wimp. Trust me, I won't give a shit.
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22-07-2014 22:49 |
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Robot Devil
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RE: RIP Forum Style
Just don't shit the bed mate. Keep your chin up and hope for the best. Then you can stop feeling sorry for yourself and get back to making vids for us pervs to D/L and watch.
MY GIRLFRIEND WAS AFRAID OF THE DARK... THEN SHE SAW ME NAKED AND NOW SHE'S AFRAID OF THE LIGHT
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23-07-2014 00:04 |
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Digital Dave
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RE: RIP Forum Style
(22-07-2014 22:49 )Name Change Wrote: I am starting this thread to embarrass myself ... hopefully.
Tomorrow, I go for an MRI scan to find out why my speech is becoming increasingly slurred and disjointed and, to be honest, I am absolutely f*cking terrified...
The very best of luck to you, Forum Style. I've followed and enjoyed your contribution to this forum for some years, as you probably know, not least for our somewhat 'niche' support for Hotel Voyeur .
I have some knowledge of what you're going through because of what's been happening with my mother. She also had a 'mini stroke' but then unfortunately suffered a full version. However, I'm astonished as to what the medics can do with modern anti-blood clotting treatment, which will clear the blockage in the brain rapidly, preventing too much permanent damage. Therefore don't fear a full blown stroke if it should occur. My mother is now 86 and she's fine!
I'm sure you're nowhere near your 80s, so hopefully you'll recover fully to live and enjoy another few decades yet.
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