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Womanvsfood18 wrote: »How low is too low when it comes to bp and how do I get it up without meds? I know adding salt helps but i don’t think it’s working and don’t wanna bother my doc about it 😔
My wife had this issue and they told her to drink more water...
She's also been taking b vitamins but I think that's for other reasons1 -
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Tonsillitis is kicking my behind yet again. I was supposed to have a tonsillectomy as a child, but my parents were afraid and didn't go through with the surgery. I'm thinking about having the surgery done, but I've read stories online about the recovery being bad which makes me anxious. Still, it may be worth the temporary pain of recovery.3
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Jboogieonthefloor wrote: »Tonsillitis is kicking my behind yet again. I was supposed to have a tonsillectomy as a child, but my parents were afraid and didn't go through with the surgery. I'm thinking about having the surgery done, but I've read stories online about the recovery being bad which makes me anxious. Still, it may be worth the temporary pain of recovery.
So 2 things:- If it were me, I'd do it because not living with pain every year is worth the temporary pain from the surgery. It's about quality of life. (Also I hear you get to eat a bunch of ice cream)
- Are you British? Because I need to know what accent to read your posts in.
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »thinking i should make a drawing but not sure what
draw me like one of your French girls...4 -
tinkerhellraiser wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »thinking i should make a drawing but not sure what
I want to see your best Salvador Dali impersonation
no surrealism, i do line drawing and then make screenprints. sometimes linocut, like this:
This is amazing2 -
no roommate. well that was a lot of fuss over nothing3
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »thinking i should make a drawing but not sure what
I want to see your best Salvador Dali impersonation
no surrealism, i do line drawing and then make screenprints. sometimes linocut, like this:
I love this!
And the more you look at it the more you see.
Beautiful and a little dark, I love the contrast2 -
tinkerhellraiser wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »thinking i should make a drawing but not sure what
I want to see your best Salvador Dali impersonation
no surrealism, i do line drawing and then make screenprints. sometimes linocut, like this:
Wow. I love this so much.
Truly inspiring. I wish I had the gift of drawing.
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I'm feeling like an idiot because I still didn't get my snow tires put on and we're supposed to be getting a bunch of snow overnight1
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Jboogieonthefloor wrote: »Tonsillitis is kicking my behind yet again. I was supposed to have a tonsillectomy as a child, but my parents were afraid and didn't go through with the surgery. I'm thinking about having the surgery done, but I've read stories online about the recovery being bad which makes me anxious. Still, it may be worth the temporary pain of recovery.
So 2 things:- If it were me, I'd do it because not living with pain every year is worth the temporary pain from the surgery. It's about quality of life. (Also I hear you get to eat a bunch of ice cream)
- Are you British? Because I need to know what accent to read your posts in.
Yeah, the thought of not having to deal with the recurring pain anymore and the opportunity of eating a lot of ice cream are both on the "Pro" side of my Pros vs. Cons list.
No, I don't have British in me, except for in some dreams featuring Idris Elba. I've been told I have a slight Southern accent, but I have a hard time hearing it myself.
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Jboogieonthefloor wrote: »Jboogieonthefloor wrote: »Tonsillitis is kicking my behind yet again. I was supposed to have a tonsillectomy as a child, but my parents were afraid and didn't go through with the surgery. I'm thinking about having the surgery done, but I've read stories online about the recovery being bad which makes me anxious. Still, it may be worth the temporary pain of recovery.
So 2 things:- If it were me, I'd do it because not living with pain every year is worth the temporary pain from the surgery. It's about quality of life. (Also I hear you get to eat a bunch of ice cream)
- Are you British? Because I need to know what accent to read your posts in.
Yeah, the thought of not having to deal with the recurring pain anymore and the opportunity of eating a lot of ice cream are both on the "Pro" side of my Pros vs. Cons list.
No, I don't have British in me, except for in some dreams featuring Idris Elba. I've been told I have a slight Southern accent, but I have a hard time hearing it myself.
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »thinking i should make a drawing but not sure what
I want to see your best Salvador Dali impersonation
no surrealism, i do line drawing and then make screenprints. sometimes linocut, like this:
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Snow makes me wonder why I live here...0
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Womanvsfood18 wrote: »How low is too low when it comes to bp and how do I get it up without meds? I know adding salt helps but i don’t think it’s working and don’t wanna bother my doc about it 😔
What is your measurement?0 -
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Womanvsfood18 wrote: »I give it another go and this place doesn’t help me lose weight anymore so I’m definitely off now people bub bye
I would be lieing if i hadn't had similar thoughts after about a year of not really being able to move towards my fitness goals on here. Whatever you decide I wish you success and good luck and good health.0 -
I’ve felt myself descending into a pit lately where I’m easily discouraged, frustrated, impatient, and unhappy with my situation. I’m going to start exercising gratitude, like actually exercising it so it grows, by making a list of five things every morning that I’m thankful for. With detail. Why I’m thankful, how it helps me or makes me better.8
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caco_ethes wrote: »I’ve felt myself descending into a pit lately where I’m easily discouraged, frustrated, impatient, and unhappy with my situation. I’m going to start exercising gratitude, like actually exercising it so it grows, by making a list of five things every morning that I’m thankful for. With detail. Why I’m thankful, how it helps me or makes me better.
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caco_ethes wrote: »I’ve felt myself descending into a pit lately where I’m easily discouraged, frustrated, impatient, and unhappy with my situation. I’m going to start exercising gratitude, like actually exercising it so it grows, by making a list of five things every morning that I’m thankful for. With detail. Why I’m thankful, how it helps me or makes me better.
some of my friends have a gratitude list via email in the morning.1 -
DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »I just saw an article about the newest live-action Dumbo trailer and all I did was see a screencap of a CGI Dumbo with clown makeup and he looked so sad and I came this close to crying.
I *kitten* hate that movie, it wrecks me. There's no chance in hell I will be able to watch it
I've never actually watched it does he die in the end or something2 -
DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »I just saw an article about the newest live-action Dumbo trailer and all I did was see a screencap of a CGI Dumbo with clown makeup and he looked so sad and I came this close to crying.
I *kitten* hate that movie, it wrecks me. There's no chance in hell I will be able to watch it
I've never actually watched it does he die in the end or something
No I don't think so...
But I believe in the real grimms fairy-tales, a lot of these characters really do die0 -
I’ve lost a lot of joy and interest in most things.10
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CoffeeAndContour wrote: »First significant snowfall of the season and it appears everyone forgot how to drive again.DeadliftsAndSprinkles wrote: »CoffeeAndContour wrote: »First significant snowfall of the season and it appears everyone forgot how to drive again.
Every damn year
Right!!
Every year...every first significant snow fall.
Had some a-hole turn out in front of me, crossing 3 lanes at once tonight—in the dark—with no warning on a road with 70 km (~45 mph) speed limit...
...thought "I may die now"
And for the record, I'm the a-hole who still doesn't have my winter tires on...had a few touchy moments on my drive home, sliding and loss of traction is an awful feeling.1 -
tinkerhellraiser wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »thinking i should make a drawing but not sure what
I want to see your best Salvador Dali impersonation
no surrealism, i do line drawing and then make screenprints. sometimes linocut, like this:
This is amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuPzpoC3QNc&list=RD7IyQnkAxOlk&index=3 1 -
laprimaJenny wrote: »Why is it when someone asks to speak with me, I automatically think of all the bad things I’ve done recently?!
Miss Laprima... I need to see you in my office 👉👇6 -
We have an evacuation drill today and it's freezing outside.
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Due to space Thanksgiving dinner will be at my ex's.
I will be cooking the meal alone.
What was I thinking?
15 people, this is the year everyone decided to come to OK, geez.
I'm trying to convince myself that I've got this, I used to do it alone surely I can still manage it.
IDK.
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