How was your medical mystery finally diagnosed correctly?

At 30 years old I was feeling extremely fatigued with muscle weakness and brain fog. I went to my GP to see what was happening and she ran a few tests and took down a brief history. After a few …

Top stories for Susan   How was your medical mystery finally diagnosed correctly? Tim Sime • Answered October 3 At 30 years old I was feeling extremely fatigued with muscle weakness and brain fog. I went to my GP to see what was happening and she ran a few tests and took down a brief... Read more » 457 32   Do they have internet in Britain like we do in the United States? Allyssa From Oz, former Teacher of Special Needs children, now retired. • Updated September 22, 2024 I can't speak for Britain, but here in Australia, if we want to send a message to somebody, we carve it onto a throwing stick (not a curved one, that'd be a boomerang and b... Read more » 455 107   Do people live longer if they work every day or do they live longer if they rest most of the time? Stuart Carapola, I'm a guy who knows a lot of stuff and isn't shy sharing it. • Answered August 7 I can use my two sets of grandparents to tell you exactly what happens. My mom's parents were super active and were always doing something: working on stuff around the hous... Read more » 778 69   How can I politely decline when someone asks me to switch seats with them on a flight? George Arno • Updated August 9 I remember once when I had a front row aisle seat with no bulkhead and lots of legroom. A lady tapped me on the shoulder, explaining that her friend was sitting next to me ... Read more » 2.2K 144   Why are doctors and researchers so adamant that vaccines are safe and effective, despite the views of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? Kevin Meares, 20+ years as a demonologist, trained by the late Lou Gentile • Answered May 31 Let me try a different angle to see if you understand. You fall off a ladder and break your arm… do you go to the nearest car mechanic or the hospital? What if he's the bes... Read more » 1.5K 10   How do people buy Porsche or any luxury car, paying almost 40% monthly tax in Germany? Jörg Host of The Slingshot Channel • Answered September 22, 2017 It is quite simple. Many Germans make plenty of money so even after paying taxes, they can afford a Porsche. It is less expensive than you think. A Porsche Boxster S, brand n... Read more » 101 6   Is avoiding carbs and sugar the key to a healthy old age? Thomas Cayne, Writer, painter, thinker, madman. • Answered June 28 I will tell you a bed time story that not one single of the other answers will tell you. It's not about eating meat or not. It's not about the carbs. It's not about diets in... Read more » 2K 133   I like to drink but don't want liver failure. What are some things I can do to offset the booze to protect my liver function? Is wine better than the hard stuff? Spenser Gardner, 35 years of playing guitar • Answered August 12 My parents in law like a drink. I mean, so do my parents, and me, and most people I know. Even the people I know who don't drink like a drink, they just liked it a bit too ... Read more » 1K 146   What happens in the US if I have no medical insurance, need urgent medical care, but can't afford it? Michelle Foster, former Drafting & Machine Design (1975-2013) • Answered July 7 In 2013, i had a heart attack , I had no insurance. My wife drove me to the local hospital, they did test, confirm it and sent me, via ambulance, to the heart hospital 15 mi... Read more » 279 73   Stellantis is shutting down, following in the footsteps of GM, Ford, Boeing, John Deere, Case-IH, and Harley-Davidson. So, Why are we going down the road to destruction with our eyes wide open? Philip Marks, Sr. Tech Mgr 35 yrs; USAF 1969-73; Triple Nine Society • Updated October 1 I had a great career in business, mostly high technology stuff. Names you might well recognize on my resume. The one thing that businesses need to do business is predictabil... Read more » 84 7   What is the most clever life hack you've learned? Abhishek Bera, Life Hack Hacker • Answered January 17, 2018 So I tried this yesterday for a legit reason. Background Story: There was a guy who was continuously calling my friend(female) and asking her name and address. Now one call i... Read more » 5.8K 69   How do hotels decide which room to give a guest? Example, I'm on the road, I stop at a Hampton Inn for the night, and ask for the standard king bed, non-smoking, and they have 20 of those open. How do they decide if I stay in room 219, 407, 333 etc? Charlie Rand, worked at U.S. Census Bureau • Answered September 20 Several years ago, I was cooking at a restaurant hotel and I asked the front desk guy this exact question. It was a fairly small hotel with fewer than 100 rooms. He explain... Read more » 5.4K 204 Read more in your feed

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