Since joining this group I’ve noticed one poster that habitually uses words that are similar in sound or spelling but inaccurate in terms of the context of the intended sentence.
These postings appear to be random substitutions of words like “deflate” instead of “declare” and “indirection” when the syntax calls for the word “insurrection.”
I believe the phenomena is called “malapropism,” in this case it doesn’t appear that the poster intends to do it. Could it be a result of using a chatbot or some AI tool?
I suspect it is unchecked spell check recommendations, or selecting the wrong word offered by the phone. But, it’s his board and he do whatever the hell he wants.
I got that shot in both my fingers, (one on each hand) and it helped sooo much. It will be a year in September and the problem is back. I will probably get the shot again.
On edit, maybe it will be 2 years in Sept. I lose track of time.
My husband had surgery for carpel tunnel syndrome on both hands in 2013 that went very well. Then when he was diagnosed with AL (Amyloid Light Chain) Systemic Amyloidosis in 2018 he was told that he probably had it since 2013 because carpel tunnel syndrome is a symptom of Amyloidosis. That really surprised is because carpel tunnel syndrome is very common while Amyloidosis is very rare so we never thought about it at the time
I have a retired orthopod friend who recommended waiting a few months to see if it would go away on it’s own and then if needed, take the shot. I gave it a couple of months, no change, and then after the one shot it was gone in less than a week.
He drew a picture of it and it looks like trying to pull a lump in a fishing line through a fishing rod guide. When the lump passes through it makes that toggle effect.
… oh!, now I understand…