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Aerolor

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25-01-2013, 03:23 PM

Re: Which Sense Loss

As has been said taste and smell go together, but if a chioce could be made I think I would choose taste, so I wouldn't eat anything bad and could avoid poisoning myself. Sight would be the hardest for me to lose, followed by hearing, touch, smell and least missed taste.

Mags

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South West UK

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25-01-2013, 04:33 PM

Re: Which Sense Loss

Sight and hearing would be the two that I definitely wouldn't like to lose.

If it came to the crunch, I think I would choose smell as I can't imagine how I would ever enjoy food if I couldn't taste it again

Brandykins

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25-01-2013, 05:56 PM

Re: Which Sense Loss

Originally Posted by oldbugger ->

You can't just lose smell without losing taste too can you?

For me I'd take just losing smell if that was possible without losing taste as well, as I could easily live without it.

Well OB my Mum lost her taste when she lost her smell - due to a perforated cheek bone which had to be removed! Not sure if that was the cause of her not being able to taste - I know that she had a load of stitches in the roof of her mouth where the surgeon had to operate to get the infected cheek bone out!!

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