They are permanent but are just teeny tiny black dots, as if someone has dotted you with a ballpoint pen.
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Yep agree with @Tigress you just get used to them being there. Similar to a freckle just blue/black and told they fade over time.
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Oh so small. That’s good to know, thank you 
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Welcome lisyanthus, and sorry you felt so sick because of the anaesthetic for your operation. I had to have further surgery due to unclear margins so I have been there, although a long time ago. I first had a diagnosis at 48 years old in 2003 and now I am 69 so despite quite a few blips I am still alive and kicking. Sorry you have had very low blood pressure. I always had this when I was younger but now mine is high which is a drag as I need meds now to get it down! Such is life. It’s good to have a moan on here and know you can be as miserable as you feel and get it off your chest. Love from Seagulls. I keeep on flying and dropping things from above on tourists in Hastings but it’s off season now.
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Hi seagulls, seagull watching can be addictive and fun 
The pasty thieves!
Sorry to hear the dreaded lodger has returned and hope he is evicted soon.
I feel so much better after posting. What a great group x
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so glad you enjoy a moan. it’s great you can go on line day or night and share your pain. i keep busy with ancestry as we have loads of fishermen and pig killers in my family who lived in Hastings in the 19th century and earlier. Many could read and write. A lot took to Methodism and were called Elisha or Elijah. Not a seagull amongst them. Until me that is.
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