Today I read an article about a woman who had a fly larva in her ear. Apparently cockroaches are the most common insect seen in patient's ears — they crawl into the ear at night. They tend to run toward small dark places, which fits the description of the ear.
Today I read an article about a woman who had a fly larva in her ear. Apparently cockroaches are the most common insect seen in patient's ears — they crawl into the ear at night. They tend to run toward small dark places, which fits the description of the ear.
I remember reading an article like that. In the article I read the women had multiple larva/flies/whatever in her ear and was hearing this odd scratching sound in just one ear. It kept getting worse and eventually she went to the hospital and they found out what was going on.
I have no idea if it was true or not. I would prefer it to not be true.
Today I read an article about a woman who had a fly larva in her ear. Apparently cockroaches are the most common insect seen in patient's ears — they crawl into the ear at night. They tend to run toward small dark places, which fits the description of the ear.
This literally makes me want to cry tears of nerd nostalgia. As weird as it might sound, the period of time in which I played this with my cousin (who was my best friend at the time) was one of the best times of my life.
This can sometimes be worse than sad, because you're in the dead zone between happy and sad. Apathetic. Hope you're okay!
Yeah, it is a crappy feeling. Its like I feel like I should be feeling something more or something less whenever I get in that frame of mind, but I just feel wooden. I'm feeling better today though, thanks.
Yeah, it is a crappy feeling. Its like I feel like I should be feeling something more or something less whenever I get in that frame of mind, but I just feel wooden. I'm feeling better today though, thanks.
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