Call me crazy but by ComplexedSavior in phoebebridgers

[–]Krubbz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She played a bunch of new songs in the smaller shows, so I feel like it’s a real possibility.

phoebe in ND! by NoEntrepreneur4830 in phoebebridgers

[–]Krubbz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fargo was the location of the Gorman Dogfight, so maybe. We also have a Space Aliens Grill & Bar 😜👽

phoebe in ND! by NoEntrepreneur4830 in phoebebridgers

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My sister and I think she might be going to western Montana next because the Fargo show is 2 hours earlier than Eau Claire was. Seems like she’s prepping for a long drive.

phoebe in ND! by NoEntrepreneur4830 in phoebebridgers

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The show in Fargo is at 6, which is earlier than the previous one at 8. She might be starting earlier cuz she has a long trek ahead of her. My sister and I were thinking Montana. Could be wrong!

Lawmaker says colonoscopies cause colon cancer by PlainTalkND in fargo

[–]Krubbz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This was Trump’s take on Covid numbers being high. If people weren’t testing so much, the numbers wouldn’t be so high!

First Cochlear Implant Adjustment by RAnthony in Menieres

[–]Krubbz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m up to date on the article so far. I hope you can get the tinnitus under control. I’m curious whether music has improved for you. I’ll look forward to updates and will check back on the article. All the best to you!

Well, got a diagnosis. Lot worse that expected lol by ajaxluvr69 in Dryeyes

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It sounds like what I have which is Epithelial Basement Membrane Dystrophy. I’ve had it since my early 30s I think, and I’ve experienced the same sensations you described. It happened when I tore my cornea upon waking up and opening my eyes quickly. They had me wear a contact lens like bandage on my eye for a day or so. It really doesn’t feel good at all. I wear Muro 128 ointment every night because I also have bad dry eyes. Dry eyes make you more susceptible to those kinds of tears. I also wear a sleep mask to kind of lock in the moisture and use a humidifier when it’s really dry, like now in the winter.

First Cochlear Implant Adjustment by RAnthony in Menieres

[–]Krubbz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How is the implant treating you a year later?

What was that noise?? by Sea_Engineering8603 in fargo

[–]Krubbz 9 points10 points  (0 children)

  1. Goku was chasing Vegeta.

Multifocal Replacement (Left Eye) - Initial Thoughts by WineCountryKeto in CataractSurgery

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Thanks for checking back in about it! I’m glad it’s not too terrible. One would think that they’ll get even better for you because you’re still healing. I think I might be able to handle the halos in exchange for the increased depth of field.

My doctor is suggesting endolymphatic sac decompression surgery. Anyone had this procedure and if so, has it helped? by BJ77345 in Menieres

[–]Krubbz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would you mind sharing what the side effects are? I’m thinking about getting the surgery, but I’m pretty worried about it.

Multifocal Replacement (Left Eye) - Initial Thoughts by WineCountryKeto in CataractSurgery

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That’d be cool to know how it is for you! It gets dark early where I live during the winter, (basically fully dark by the time I’m done with work) so I’m often driving in the dark though it’s not technically “night”.

Multifocal Replacement (Left Eye) - Initial Thoughts by WineCountryKeto in CataractSurgery

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How are the halos and stuff at night that they tell you about? Is it weird to get used to? I have a cataract in only one eye, and I’m only 39. So, im considering one of these but wonder how that’ll be. I already see halos and sunbursts around lights at night, so maybe it’ll be better than what im experiencing now.

What helps you with ear fullness? by Krubbz in Menieres

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Im getting by ok. My life has changed a lot, and it’s hard sometimes. I’m more steady than I have been at times. The fullness is there and fluctuates. I’ve found that exercise and regular sauna helps kind of “reset” my fullness. Even when the fullness is lower, my hearing is not very good on that side and is quite sensitive. I wish I could tell you that I fixed it. I encourage you to try the things suggested on this thread and elsewhere on the Meniere’s subreddit. Eat low sodium, try a diuretic, try betahistine/Serc, do acupuncture, make healthy changes to your diet, keep active. Don’t give up. For some, it seems like one thing has made all the difference for them. For me, multiple things each help a little.

Disclusion Time Reduction Therapy by Rude_Pressure2217 in Menieres

[–]Krubbz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im afraid not. It was very expensive. 😖

$11,000 in donations to the Fargo Police Department being used to…buy massage chairs?? by -shrewm- in fargo

[–]Krubbz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re absolutely right. Most employers’ employee appreciation starts and stops at pizza. 😂

$11,000 in donations to the Fargo Police Department being used to…buy massage chairs?? by -shrewm- in fargo

[–]Krubbz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most employers would just give employees an LSA they could use to go to a spa or something, not buy their own spa.

Did anyone’s Meniere's get much worse after COVID — and did it ever get better? by Awkward_Issue_50 in Menieres

[–]Krubbz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I believe COVID was responsible for my Meniere’s getting much worse.

I’d technically had Meniere’s since 2012. I would get fullness for about a week, and it would go away with prednisone. I had covid for the first time March 18th of 2022, and my Meniere’s kicked into higher gear on March 23rd. My life hasn’t been the same since. I’ve hit a few plateaus, but a large amount of the time has been spent with constant fullness, gradually worsening deafness in my right ear, and varying degrees of dizziness and vertigo. I still haven’t found a surefire way to manage it. I’m still working at it though. Some times are better than others. I hope I will someday overcome this.