100 Year Old Man Regains His Memory
Rodger put this under his tongue and his
Alzheimers is gone
He tells ABC News exactly what he used
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It only took 3 days and Rodger has a perfect memory
Here is what she used
But how do you feel
I require little sleep In any caseits more important that you should hear
something about your new life Its not all as innocent and idyllic as this If
you intend to go throughyou ought to be instructed about the dangers
OhI guessed as much But how shall we arrange shall I put questionsor will you
tell me what you think is most essential
Panawe motioned to Maskull to sit down on a pile of fernsand at the same time
reclined himselfleaning on one armwith outstretched legs
I will tell some incidents of my life You will begin to learn from them what
sort of place you have come to
I shall be gratefulsaid Maskullpreparing himself to listen
Panawe paused for a moment or twoand then started his narrative in
tranquilmeasuredyet sympathetic tones
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Let the direct its will to the scene of the combatand it will be of whichever
it pleases
You wantof courseto be a mandont you said my mother to me earnestly
Then I shall be slaying your daughterand that would be a crime
Something in my tone attracted Broodviols notice
That was spokennot selfishlybut magnanimously Therefore the male must have
spoken itand you need not trouble further Before you arrive homethe will be a
boy
My father walked away out of sight My mother bent very low before Broodviol for
about ten minutesand he remained all that time looking kindly at her
I heard that shortly afterward Alppain came into that land for a few hours
daily Broodviol grew melancholyand died
His prophecy came true before we reached homeI knew the meaning of shame But I
have often pondered over his words sincein later yearswhen trying to understand
my own nature and I have come to the conclusion thatwisest of men as he washe
still did not see quite straight on this occasion Between me and my t
sisterenclosed in one bodythere never was any strugglebut instinctive reverence
for life withheld both of us from fighting for existence Hers was the stronger
temperamentand she sacrificed herself though not consciously for me.
One hot morning I came to Shapings Causeway It is so called either because
Shaping once crossed itor because of its stupendous character It is a natural
embankmenttwenty miles longwhich links the mountains bordering my homeland with
the Ifdawn Marest The valley lies below at a depth varying from eight to ten
feet a terrible precipice on either side The knife edge of the ridge is
generally not much over a foot wide The causeway goes due north and south The
valley on my right hand was plunged in shadow that on my left was sparkling
with sunlight and dew I walked fearfully along this precarious path for some
miles Far to the east the valley was closed by a lofty tablelandconnecting the
two chains of mountainsbut overtopping even the most towering pinnacles This is
called the Sant Levels I was never therebut I have heard two curious facts
concerning the inhabitants The first is that they have no women the secondthat
though they are addicted to travelling in other parts they never
acquire habits of the peoples with whom they reside.
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