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momeluv Female, 49 years Sunny Southern - CA Member since Mar 2008
Mood: momeluv is so very, very sad! I just found out that one of my oldest & dearest friends has lost her fight with beast cancer! Please continue to pray for all those still fighting this! God bless you all! I love you! Journal Entry: "
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momeluv Female, 49 years Sunny Southern - CA Member since Mar 2008
Mood: momeluv is so very, very sad! I just found out that one of my oldest & dearest friends has lost her fight with beast cancer! Please continue to pray for all those still fighting this! God bless you all! I love you! Journal Entry: "
Happiness keeps you
..." [Read]
just had to post this picture! I think it is hilarious!!!...
Mood: April2 is feeling old and depressed. :( Someone come and talk to me and cheer me up. Journal Entry: "I'm doing a video series with my small gr..." [Read]
Mood: April2 is feeling old and depressed. :( Someone come and talk to me and cheer me up. Journal Entry: "I'm doing a video series with my small gr..." [Read]
is feeling old and depressed. :( Someone come and talk to ...
Mood: April2 is feeling old and depressed. :( Someone come and talk to me and cheer me up. Journal Entry: "I'm doing a video series with my small gr..." [Read]
In an olfactory hallucination (phantosmia), you detect smells that are not really present in your environment.
The smells detected in phantosmia vary from person to person. Phantosmia and olfactory delusions may also occur in people with Alzheimer's disease. Although rare, phantosmia can occur as a symptom prior to a migraine.
There is also some evidence to suggest that phantosmia can arise due to a disorder of the smell receptor system rather than the central nervous system.
This can occur with some medications( cold medications) which shrink the blood vessels in the nose and could thus stimulate the reflex which is perceived by the brain as the sense of smell.
ref:http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/phantosmia/AN01684