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I'll go first lol. When I was finally old enough to get a mobile phone on contract i got a iPhone. Somehow it was never broken. The funny thing is I lost or broke 7 mobile phones before this. 😂

August 6
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Oh man. I still have a lot of stuff from the 60's and 70's, mostly musical gear and tools, but here's one thing I bought brand new back in the day --- a 1966 5-speed Schwinn Fastback, and it was $69.95. I was 10 y/o, and I worked odd jobs, raked leaves, shoveled snow and cut grass to earn the money. It's still in great shape and really fun to ride. All original except it's the 6th set of tires on it. Lots of miles on that baby. Lots of stories too.

August 7
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I have lost so many things over the years and years later, when I don't need them anymore or replaced them, I remember where they were.. without even thinking about it
Why?

August 7
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I remember when pagers came out back in the day, got my first one at work then yes when the iPhone came out I did wait to get one for awhile as I just couldn't take care of them like I wanted to but eventually did have the iPhone 6 for many years and I loved using it as I could do many things with the phone because it was so helpful.

August 7
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Moving so many times in the first 25 years of my marriage packers would arrive and pack up the house while we stayed on site. With out fail come the time we finish unpacking and putting everything away there would always be something missing nothing worth making an insurance claim Just something you know was put in a box with other things which arrive but that one thing that made the great escape on the way and never turned up again

August 22
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member I still remember the first years the iPhone was around I wasn't really old enough to have one and the majority of people I was at school with had Blackberry mobile phones or blackberry knock offs. When I got my first job the first thing I got was a Nokia but it was made to look like a black berry lol.

August 8

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