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Recent results of CT scan led me here

Hi,
I’ve recently had a CT scan due to headaches, and they noticed that I had downward displacement of the cerebellar tonsils. I’ve been pushed through for an MRI scan, to look further into it.

I’m a little confused what it all means. Anything to do with the brain sounds scary, but it seems like I’d have known if I had bad symptoms. When I’ve been looking into it, I can see some things that I have that have never been linked, such as ringing in my ear and scoliosis. I also get a blur in one eye when I’m tired, and my face can sometimes - but very rarely - droop. I also get shoulder and neck pain linked to my headaches.

Hopefully I’ll get more answers from the MRI!

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u/Well_Flazeda — 12 days ago
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Double room at Planet Hollywood- worth upgrade try?

Hi,

I know nothing is guaranteed, but we’ve got a two queen bed at Planet Hollywood this month. Is it worth trying the $$$ in passport upgrade for a better view attempt, or are these rooms limited or all on one side of the building and we won’t be able to upgrade anyways?

Also, I’ve just watched a video where people used check in machines instead of a check in desk, so is it pointless planning to speak to anyone at check in?

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u/Well_Flazeda — 3 months ago

Cosy Games that aren’t decorating?

Hi,
I’ve recently finished Wylde Flowers and loved it. I enjoyed the storyline and the tasks. I also like that it wasn’t in real time- I didn’t have to wait X amount of days for things to grow etc.

I’ve got Animal Crossing, and while it’s cute and I do like it, I get stressed out with decorating things and choosing where to place things and how to style/move things around on the island.

I’ve just bought Tiny Bookshop, and it was cute for the first couple of hours but I got bored of it really quickly.

Would anyone be able to recommend something similar to Wylde Flowers or along the lines that I like, please?

Thank you!

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u/Well_Flazeda — 3 months ago