Un-fucking-believable , late in April I was operated , because I was about to die (no joke at all), I had more than 100 stones in my gallbladder , so that got removed. And I was on hardcore medication. Because I was infected by the stones. So then that came and went, and I had the best time of my life afterwards. But lo and fucking behold, I felt something was still wrong, and what do you know ? this Friday evening, I felt pains in the excess of my gallbladder (take it a few notches down, maybe). And well I called my father at 6 in the morning (Saturday), and said to him "hey dad , something is terrible wrong , I am going to the nearby hospital". So my father and I are going to the hospital (where I was born, and had my gallbladder surgery ). And well, guess what I have in my stomach ? I got a bloody ulcer/("irritated stomach"). So now I am on medication. For my ulcer, but looking at the bright side, is that I am eating healthy, and I want to get more healthy. But at the same time, it is pretty crazy. That I can take so much pain, from gallbladders (I felt that, the first time back in late January, and I had surgery in April) , and now I have the ulcer. Well, talking about a way to become 30. So now I am on ulcer meds. So that is how I am doing, to those who were in the unknown , when it comes to me. The Danish occupier, who also takes pictures, and record films too. And what do I mean by, that I am crazy . When in comes to "taking the pain". Well I "just used to take the (legal) amount of pain killers", and then I was "running". As I said I was crazy. To the moderators, I hope this thread is okay.
Look at the bright side... if you were in America and didn't have an above average job, they'd have laughed at you and/or you'd be in debt. Get healthy. Eat well. Exercise. Only way to live! EDIT: I endorse slightly more than the legal amount of pain killers as well, btw.
I am definitely glad that I live in a country, where we (still) have some what of a socialized health care. And oh yes, I eat healthy , and I eat well. But the amount of pain killers, shall only be the legal amount. Even though I prefer something else, that is not considered legal pain killers. Which is cannabis, but since that it illegal. Then I have take some pain meds instead, even though that is more unhealthy in the long run. So I hope it becomes legal, when it comes to cannabis. And oh yeah exercise is something I take seriously too. It is no wonder, why I love taking pictures, and recordings. Cause I have to be fit to do that too, and oh yeah I do lose weight, which is smashing great
Yeah, you're lucky you're not in the US. Health problems are a bitch. I've had my share of health problems, though most of them were not very painful, and I eventually got over them. Chronic pain sucks ass, or so I've heard. I hope you feel better.
Mate, I would not write. If I did not feel better, but as everybody should know. I kick arse, even if I am sick. But I prefer being healthy .
Getting sick sucks, hope you get top shape fast! I dont really know you but I remember all the work you did back at Vogons doing mirror uploads for the driver collections, that was pretty awesome! We need guys like you around
It sounds like you have had it really bad the last few months. It's good to hear that you are now back on track. as GaijinPunch said, eat well and excercise.
Thanks guys And yes I will be on the right track MaxWar: the drivers project has become a site on its own http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/
Did they say how or why you got them, due to lifestyle habbits, or are you just unlucky? A family friend had the problem for many years and it was a bad time for them, but at least it is treatable and not somehting far worse. Get well soon.
No, they did not tell me why. But if it has something to do with obesity, then I am working on getting a LOT slimmer.
I know how you feel, due to a heart condition I can't smoke, must keep myself fit and can't even think about putting on weight.
The person we know who had it wass very thin. I think it is good to stay active when you are ill to reduce atrophy but perhaps it is not the best time to start heavy weight loss regime until the ulcer is gone.
I also can kinda relate. I have type 1 diabetes and have had several episodes of ketosis from it. It has affected my brain making me lose some of my IQ. I think I've lost the "genius" level from it... I to have weight issues but mine are opposite of most people. I have trouble keeping a healthy weight. I'm 6.5 foot tall and weigh 210 pounds. For my bone density and size doctors say I should be around 220 to 230 pounds. That's dangerously close to obesity for most normal people my size. Then there's my thyroid. I have a metabolism that's 2.5 to 3 times that of the average person. THAT doesn't help things out either. Being diabetic and having to eat so much isn't good. But then what can I do at this point but pray insulin resistance doesn't take over? I guess I'm lucky to still be able to do normal things. Almost forgot my autism. THAT really f%$ks things up for me.
I know that, but there is nothing wrong with eating healthy, Exercise, and generally being healthy. Then I lose weight. But it is not like I am running 10 to 20 KM every day, it is more the amount of physical work I do. That shows on my body, cause I know during last year and this year I have lost around 20 kilos. Because of the gallbladder, and me turning 180 degrees about what I eat and so forth. So I am doing pretty good, Golan Trevize . My father stopped smoking, when he had his blood-clot in his heart 16 years ago. And he has lost an incredible amount of weight. sonicdude10: some of us here on this forum have different kinds of autism, and well. I doubt your IQ has gone down, when it comes to your brain. When in fact your autism makes up for the "lost IQ" part. insulin resistance is bad too :-/
