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Still here. Losing my voice...both my voice and my physical voice. I know the physical is related to the plague, but it's still annoying. Because, it's beyond challenging to interact with my daughter without speaking. Actually, for me, it's impossible. 'Cause not speaking is remarkably difficult for me. I can talk to Jeff on AIM, but for some reason, can't do that with Sam. ;)
But, I am here. And if you need me, let me know.
Love to all of you.
Gessi
But, I am here. And if you need me, let me know.
Love to all of you.
Gessi
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1. snapping fingers (if they were nearby and being relatively quiet)
2. clapping hands (same room but lots of noise... I use this as a matter of course instead of yelling to be heard above them)
3. knocking on the wall (different room and I want them to come to me for communication)
Best quote of the post-surgery period: "No, stop that now or you'll get us all in big trouble! LOOK, Mom has her ANGRY EYES!"
I am, however, biased toward nonverbal communication because my brain just isn't wired all that well for speech. I'd much, MUCH rather type than speak.
**hugs** for speedy recovery!
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What your friends want for you is getting healthy again ASAP1 Hugs...
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