1. I need help. Yes yes, you all knew that. But I mean research-wise. Where on EARTH can I find historical medical information? I’m trying to find medical opinion on amnesia in 1860. What I’ve got so far is a battleground doctor who other than “he’s banged his temporal fossa and has lost his memory” (give that man a Nobel Prize) he’s not going any further – however my protag is now travelling to Berlin and there will be learned doctors there on the “cutting edge” of the field – however I’ve been Googling all day it seems and I can’t find anything useful. Not even whether temporal fossa is not etymologically anachronistic . All I know is that “amnesia” is correct.
Anyone have any bookmarks that could help?
2. I hate that Masterchef call the women “mother of three” as if that defines them-even when they have jobs.
3. God Graham Norton looks a bit over botox-ed! scary!
4. I have a real phobia about opening champagne/cava bottles. I really have. Nothing awful has ever happened to me, but I really hate the idea of the cork flying out and taking a finger with it. I have to wrap the wire and the cork in a towel—I’m such a wuss. And yes, I’m celebrating at last for the good news of last week.
5. Thanks to Naomi Woods for this – don’t often like American Chat Show humour and I have no idea who this guy is, but it’s worth watching for the guest stars. The Handsome Men’s Club



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It’s Jimmy Kimmel!
Never heard of him!
I’m not sure if you can find anything online, but maybe the 1860 version of Gray’s Anatomy would have something? Apparently a reproduction is available for purchase from Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Grays-Anatomy-Classic-Henry-Gray/dp/1848375425.
Oh thanks – i think an edition would be a good research resource, so I’ll try and get a reasonable copy!