Thank you, I’m just happy someone else got to enjoy it as well.
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Thank you! Yeah I’m donating all that I can like clothes, but a lot of stuff is ending up in the trash as I live abroad and I need to empty the house asap.
There are lots of emotions when clearing all of a person’s stuff out, it really drives home the finality of the situation.
I definitely agree, especially when I found some items from my childhood that I hadn’t thought about in probably 20 years.
Best of luck to you too!

This was made by my mom’s partner, who sadly took his own life a few weeks ago after my mom passed away due to brain cancer in August.
I’m now emptying the apartment: there’s loads of them but this is one of my favourites.
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7·1 year agoDoes it back up the video snippet portion of the live photos?
Yeah it works great for live photos I take with my Pixel. Should work for iOS ones too.
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6·3 years agoGood explanation. Just a tiny detail: “via” in Italian literally means “street”, so not much info there.
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I’m sorry. I don’t have any practical advice, but an Italian singer I like (Caparezza) developed it ~10 years ago. He would go talking about his condition extensively in his subsequent albums (Prisoner 709, Exuvia and Orbit Orbit). The most explicit song about it is “Larsen”. In fact, I’m going to a concert of his in a couple of months.
What I mean to say by this, is that if he managed to live with it, produce 3 albums and he’s still doing concerts, I’m sure you can overcome this as well, and I hope you can take some solace in knowing the experience of other people.
Also, if you haven’t done so already, go see a doctor. It’s always possible that it’s temporary or that it can be slowed down.
Also I think my mom used to have a milder form of it, and other than turning the volume up on the TV, I don’t think she ever was too bothered by it.