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Annie Thanks, I had never seen that one. Please, tell me how to get the video transferred here. I inadvertently did it once by hitting the wrong buttons

FFeline...............so, funny and the message was so great. I worked with a doc that required the pause years before it was required by law. I so respected his "Due diligence:". I thought all docs should require it.

Now on to another observation in the video. Patrick Coombs has really big ears. Sounds strange to focus on that, but I studied it b/c I have hearing loss.

The external ear is named the 'Pinna". It influences hearing by funneling. While ears that project to far from the head are ridiculed, they work. Ears that are flat, may seem nice, but they loose the function of funneling sound.

I have three problems that lend to my hearing loss. The Pinna is flat to the head. The middle ear is subject to barometric changes, very different from almost everyone else. There is nerve conduction loss on both sides.

I have been recommended to get hearing aides for eons i.e. decades. I always said I would wait till advances were made. Since I had this weird middle ear thing about barometric pressure, I never had much hope.

Plus, the itchy ear thing. Got progressively worse these last few years. Tada, tried Vicks. It kinda worked, but didn't solve the problem.

Tried Bag Balm ----------it worked. Q-tip rolled in Bag Balm so the Q-tip is saturated, but not dragging lot's of extra balm. Repeated over time based on response. WOW.

This isn't a usual post for here. But when you got and itch that can't be scratched and then relief............nirvhana

We had this guy in surgery who would take lunches. He would admit to it. Justify it that he was hungry. No remorse or apology. One of the nurses whose lunches he seemed to prefer, made a peanut butter and dog poo sandwich. Yup, it went missing. We were dieing laughing in the lounge. He would always take is stolen lunches into the men's locker room. He didn't provide us with the fun of seeing or hearing him get sick. But no more lunches were stolen.