I highly think it's possible to live
without my nose, however, do any of you
have any experience with that or knows
someone who lacks this organ? I need all
the imformation possible, and any will
help. Thanks, ashlie
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skayda
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Aug 2008 Posts: 2
Posted: 08-06-08 01:04am
Well, his still has one, (an actual nose),
but my boyfriend has no sense of smell due
to his having Kallman's Syndrome. He's
gotten along okay for the last
thirty-seven years of his life. He's great
to have around to change my baby nephews'
dirty diapers or take the trash out, let
me say!
I suppose the person, if they didn't have
a nose physically, would have some means
of providing oxygen to their lungs either
though their mouth or a tube or hole near
where to nose used to be? I'm not sure,
really, I've never actually put much
thought into the subject but it raises
some questions all right.
~Ami
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Tmddyan
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Joined: 13 Jun 2006 Posts: 4346 Location: post falls, id usa
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Posted: 08-06-08 01:49am
i know people that have no sense of
smell---i think that they deal with the
problem in other ways---i dont know how
but they do it. i guess you learn to cope
