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For a medical reason not related to Covid in any way, I've lived my entire life not being able to smell anything, whatsoever. I'm getting a surgery in two days
by sparkywolf 6y ago
For a medical reason not related to Covid in any way, I've lived my entire life not being able to smell anything, whatsoever. I'm getting a surgery in two days that should give me a sense of smell. While I'm over the moon excited to be able to smell... I didn't even think about how it would affect taste...
- eganist 6y agoThe La Croix trend will make sense to you once you do. It won't necessarily appeal to you, however.
- creaghpatr 6y agoThere's a lot of great smells out there...and some not so great. Good luck!
- phkahler 6y agoWhat surgery? I know someone with no sense of smell and didnt think there was any hope of fixing it.
- nvr219 6y agoNose replacement surgery
- sparkywolf 6y agoNasal Polypectomy as well as severe deviated septum
- TrueGeek 6y agoMy mother has 0% sense of smell. Her cooking skills were... spotty.
- gnulinux 6y agoJust another anecdote: my grandmother lost her sense of smell in her 20s after a car crash. Her cooking skills were pretty ok. She wasn't an amazing cook, but definitely made food better than me and my mom.
- zuppy 6y agoAs far as I know, the smell has a bigger impact on tasting foods than taste itself, you’re going to have a big surprise.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoYou're going to love what it does to your sense of taste. The problem is, you're likely to gain weight as well.