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Healthyhunny231567 wrote: »Damnit I thought I was being mysterious
I'm getting hacked again for sure
Jenna?¿0 -
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SabotageinStilettos wrote: »So I’ve not been feeling well the last few days, lightheaded, nausea, unsteady on my feet, my body has not been regulating my temperature, just not feeling all there. Ran up to Walmart to grab some groceries and checked my blood pressure while I was there. 86/60 and a 67 pulse. I guess this is the end.
Also, if you do a lot of aerobic type of fitness having a low resting heart rate is good because it's reflective that your heart is having to pump less to push the same amount of blood through. Means you're winning at heart health.0 -
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SabotageinStilettos wrote: »projectbradley wrote: »SabotageinStilettos wrote: »So I’ve not been feeling well the last few days, lightheaded, nausea, unsteady on my feet, my body has not been regulating my temperature, just not feeling all there. Ran up to Walmart to grab some groceries and checked my blood pressure while I was there. 86/60 and a 67 pulse. I guess this is the end.
Also, if you do a lot of aerobic type of fitness having a low resting heart rate is good because it's reflective that your heart is having to pump less to push the same amount of blood through. Means you're winning at heart health.
Aerobics? I don’t even open my own car door.
You just made me lol-snort, thank god no one could witness that.
I'm going to assume you're playing me here but aerobic-type (usually cardio) as opposed to resistance training which is anaerobic because oxygen can't be supplied so your body uses a different .. err, is it dinner yet.0 -
YouBlowMyMind wrote: »Healthyhunny231567 wrote: »Damnit I thought I was being mysterious
I'm getting hacked again for sure
Jenna?¿
Hi my love
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Healthyhunny231567 wrote: »YouBlowMyMind wrote: »Healthyhunny231567 wrote: »Damnit I thought I was being mysterious
I'm getting hacked again for sure
Jenna?¿
Hi my love !
Oh yay... Couldn't find u anywhere1 -
Dr Roxie in the house doling out some solid advice.0
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projectbradley wrote: »Dr Roxie in the house!
is this sarcasm?0 -
projectbradley wrote: »Dr Roxie in the house!
is this sarcasm?
Why would it be sarcasm?0 -
projectbradley wrote: »projectbradley wrote: »Dr Roxie in the house!
is this sarcasm?
Why would it be sarcasm?
well it is chit chat!0 -
SabotageinStilettos wrote: »projectbradley wrote: »SabotageinStilettos wrote: »So I’ve not been feeling well the last few days, lightheaded, nausea, unsteady on my feet, my body has not been regulating my temperature, just not feeling all there. Ran up to Walmart to grab some groceries and checked my blood pressure while I was there. 86/60 and a 67 pulse. I guess this is the end.
Not to take away from your dramatic flair but 86/60 isn't low. Well, it is but by a very small margin, it's actually pretty damn good because the gap between your LDL and HDL is small creating a great ratio.
A 67 resting pulse is optimal af.
In the event I am wrong though what did you want written on your tombstone? I'll make sure to convey that.
No tombstone, just throw me out in the backyard and let the wildlife have its way with me.
I don’t think I’m supposed to be in the 80s
Honestly, you're only off by 4 mm Hg as 90/60 is considered hypotension (low blood pressure) and it can vary throughout the day by 5.. 10, even 15+ mm Hg. I've had blood pressure like yours fairly consistently but I've always had lower blood pressure. Since you're feeling the poops coupled with that it's certainly worth a visit but I just wouldn't start writing your will for being 4mm Hg into hypotension off of a pharmacy machine. I'd love to have a 67 resting HR btw.0 -
projectbradley wrote: »projectbradley wrote: »Dr Roxie in the house!
is this sarcasm?
Why would it be sarcasm?
well it is chit chat!
Fixed.0 -
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A pint of pistachio Halo Top1
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happimess1 wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »@Mr_L33 You take away any self control I thought I had towards food.
whats a non gay way to ask this guy to go to dinner with me?
You’re asking the guy who’s in a relationship with all the guys here?0 -
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happimess1 wrote: »caco_ethes wrote: »happimess1 wrote: »UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »@Mr_L33 You take away any self control I thought I had towards food.
whats a non gay way to ask this guy to go to dinner with me?
You’re asking the guy who’s in a relationship with all the guys here?
boo now i am feeling left out
You’re just one of the few who hasn’t spotted him outside your window yet0 -
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