u/ch1984

I'm on 225mg total split into 75mg morning and now 150mg at night.. it used to be 75mg x 3..

I find it difficult to describe but it's like the blurriness that happens after you've cried a lot but of course haven't cried at all, when you blink it doesn't necessarily fix it, its still blurry but with the semi clear smudge somewhere else.

Its not total blurriness, just parts.

Anyone know if adjust the dose time could do this or what it might be?

Whenever I walk into our shed (or any garden shed) there's just something about that mix of smells, like a petrol mower, bits of grass and fertiliser, maybe some saw dust, tools, paint tins and white spirits.. whatever it is just brings me back to childhood summers playing in the garden.

We used to play the floor is lava on old upside down milk crates, keeping cool with diluted orange juice or a sparkle ice pop (preferably pear or cola) lol.

Those days went on so long, I used to be in bed while it was still bright out, summers were an eternity.

Since starting this meditation I've had a nasal drip/phlegm which I've never had before and its every day. Has anyone else experienced this?

My partner's car key seemed to need a new battery (according to the car) its a 252 so I'm guessing the reason was that before being put into a Faraday box before bed it would be within close proximity to the car and would keep trying to connect.

I had CR2032 batteries, unused and still in date. I also watched a quick YouTube video on opening the key and changing the battery.

Following instructions, once I opened the casing the battery flew out, it wasn't secured, replaced it anyway and the key didn't work..

My partner tried synchronising again it and didn't work either.

Everything looks okay inside, seems to be making contact. I can't understand what happened.

It's a Skoda Elroq and it shares the same key with VW.

I'm based in Wicklow, is there anyone around that might be able to take a look at it?

I've attached an image of the type of key.

My partner isn't home to check, she works in a lab and everything is in a locker etc.. and its been on my to do list to get a new battery for her key.

We remember, forget, remember when it's not convenient etc.. then forget, you know how it goes 😆

Anyway she got her Elroq 2nd of July last year but I'm guessing if the key is left within close proximity to the car and keeps flashing to try connect, it drains it faster?

Anyone know what the battery actually is like a CR2032 or something?

I remember last year when I tried Florian for the first time I really liked it and this year I was so happy to see it was back but it kept going out of stock and then it was gone.

I really wish it became permanent as I love darker roasts like Arpeggio, Ristretto etc.. and it's really nice to have in the mix.

**If anyone has Florian and they dont like/want it I'll take it 😆

I've only recently started to give more thought to things I do or things that happen and this is one thing I've dealt with frequently over the years.

It's like for example a bean sprout with the little root thing is half up and half down my throat and I have to pull it out.. or sometimes I gulp and end up half swallowing something unintentionally?

I can't control my gulp in that moment and I'm trying to clear my throat and get it down? It's really traumatic. Can all these things be related?

The recent realisation that I have RCPD (for 41 years) has led me to question different behaviours I have and one of them is when I'm drinking something whether water, coffee or coke I always take small gulps. For some reason If I try have 2 or 3 small gulps in quick succession of a fizzy drink I almost get hiccups.

It's definitely a learned behaviour that I never gave much thought to until I found out not burping was an actual thing. I guess having it for 41 years you stop questioning certain things and it's only named in 2019.

I haven't burped my whole life and have gurgles and pain etc.. I'd like to at least see a specialist but I'm very scared of the whole thing.. from start to finish. Anything invasive, I get faint..

The camera up the nose test freaks me out and when I was younger for sinus issues I went to an ENT got faint when they asked me to hold the camera cable while they inserted into my nose, I needed my two hands for comfort (not that I would still be able to cope) anyway I got faint and just left.

Is there any other type of test that can be done, imaging etc.. before hand instead of the camera up the nose/down the throat?

Do you have to be awake? I've never been knocked out before and even that scares me.

I'm hyper aware of my nose now after typing all this :(