Or do I have a head injury?
Mar. 8th, 2022 11:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
resonantYou know, the longer I spend in post-menopausal word loss --
-- the more familiar it looks to me when Ray Kowalski says "the Northwest Areas" or starts the Miranda statement and then loses his place and trails off.
(Due South content in 2022 is thanks tofox, who KNOWS WHY.)
"if you don't live in a country with an active -- aw, hell, I've lost the word -- not royalty, not monarchy, not oligarchy, the thing where some people have better blood than other people --"
"Aristocracy?"
"Thank you!"
-- the more familiar it looks to me when Ray Kowalski says "the Northwest Areas" or starts the Miranda statement and then loses his place and trails off.
(Due South content in 2022 is thanks to
fox, who KNOWS WHY.)
(no subject)
Date: 3/10/22 06:42 pm (UTC)The aphasia only lasted a few hours and I was slowly getting my vocabulary back for the last couple hours so it was very gradual until the last couple minutes when suddenly I had words. My wife had taken me to the ER and I kept wanting to go home; I knew something was wrong with me, but since I was basically feeling zero fear about it I couldn't really correctly judge whether or not it was serious since if it was serious surely I would be afraid of this.