@FAmused@JoshWalkos I've never experienced the alternative so I'm not sure. I'd love to be able to visualise my loved ones, and I think it's also made my autobiographical memory worse than most peoples. But I do have a quick mind for understanding how things work, so maybe that's a benefit.
@FAmused@JoshWalkos That's a really good description, I think I experience similar. I can just kind of 'feel' it, but it's almost like a physical sensation.
@Z3R0Gravitas@TanteRos@Naomi_D_Harvey I totally gave up with anything that involves visualisation once I realised I had aphantasia. It was a relief to stop trying at the end of yoga sessions 🤣 I love reading though, but usually just skip overly descriptive passages.
@Naomi_D_Harvey I am exactly the same. The only time I ever see anything is right on the edge of falling asleep or when I'm dreaming. I can't picture the faces of even my own kids, even though I 'know' what they look like.
@KSchnickelfritz I once woke up crying with laughter, convinced I'd come up with an idea for the world's funniest sitcom. I made a note of it on my phone. When I looked in the morning it read 'Curly Watts, Paul McCartney bringing the Hula Hoops later' 🤣🤣
#LongCovid#pwme who take Magnesium, can you recommend the brand/amount you take? I've been using generic supermarket ones. Ran out recently which has shown me how much I really benefit. Just wondering if I can benefit even more from a better brand/type. Thanks 🙏
@drclairetaylor @DaviesLunt @CounsellingSam @HelenMMGoss @NHSGrampian @SammieFMc @PeteUK7@long_covid@zalaly @rubyslippahs @Fionasstalker@_CatintheHat@ChrisCuomo@joaquinlife Unbelievable that these doctors have nothing better to do with their time than write nasty letters to one of their own who is actually DOING something to help patients. If they don't want to, fine, but what is their motivation to criticise someone who does?
@patrickG731 Just the usual, rest and pace was the foundation. Then Nattokinase and in my case HRT. Treating pots with fluid/compression eased adrenaline surges. I know it's controversial but I also benefitted from Sertraline, which is also a platelet inhibitor so helped coagulation too.