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13. Her description made me think of the condition called synesthesia

Sun Nov 17, 2019, 04:33 PM

Nov 2019

Though I've read that synesthesia is thought to be genetic, not something that comes on suddenly.

https://www.apa.org/monitor/mar01/synesthesia

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That would drive me crazy lunatica Nov 2019 #1

Ya Got That Right RobinA Nov 2019 #14

How amazingly cool! FirstLight Nov 2019 #3

*My* brain is having trouble processing it, so amazing!1 UTUSN Nov 2019 #4

How general anesthesia works... LunaSea Nov 2019 #5

I immediately think of her character in "The Butcher's Wife." betsuni Nov 2019 #7

obviously this is not a COMMON aftereffect of anesthesia stopdiggin Nov 2019 #9

How will this affect her relationship with Gilbert? Orrex Nov 2019 #10

'Scrubs' had an episode involving a similar affliction: sl8 Nov 2019 #11

Great story. I've loved Mary Steenburgen since I first saw her in Aristus Nov 2019 #12

Her description made me think of the condition called synesthesia blaze Nov 2019 #13