anosmia : Mailing list and resources for people lacking the sense of smell. This list replaces the former Anosmia Resource Center.

Mailing list and resources for people lacking the sense of smell. This list replaces the former Anosmia Resource Center.

Re: How to tell people Hi all, Thank you for your responses. Good sense and a heathy dose of humour does seem to be the best way to deal with it... Jan, I agree that there are far Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 10:41 am	anosmicfrenchie Offline Send Email
Re: How to tell people No problem :-) I don't see it as a challenge. There are far more challenging things in life to deal with. I just tell people who need to know that I have no Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 7:00 am	Jan janpinf Offline Send Email
Re: How to tell people Among other diagnosis I am anosmic, guess is it was a virus. My "other half" is quite flatulent...always...I joke it's a match made in heaven: a man with Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 4:15 am	Nynah nynah2 Offline Send Email
Re: How to tell people Good hygiene and changing your clothes daily will mean you smell no worse, or better, than you did before anosmia became a word in your life. Don't worry, if Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 2:14 am	tomio@... tomionishimu... Offline Send Email
Re: Dysosmia, phantosmia, and parosmia - any relation to recovery fo Well, I guess it's welcome to the group, a shame that you have to join the group in the first place but welcome nevertheless. I find it somewhat amazing that Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 2:03 am	tomio@... tomionishimu... Offline Send Email
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