I took the day off again yesterday and feel rejuvenated. Pipes are much better. I'm really hydrated up to the point of bloated lol. My ankle is much better. I started out using a walking stick yesterday morning and graduated last night to using nothing at all with very little pain. I'm going to take it easy again today on walking, but otherwise do normal schedule.When you're sick, you're sick. If you a note for your brain to give you time off "school" here it is. I hope your ankle and GI tract feel better.
I agree. And good or bad, I made the decision to not have kids. I didn't want them to suffer the same things that I went through.I'm glad you're feeling better physically but I wish people would pay more attention to the possible consequences of their actions - especially when kids are involved.
And honestly I totally get it. I can't imagine what it is like to all of a sudden have a "new family member". I can however understand how your world is turned upside down. Even though, I felt like I didn't belong my entire life, it still shook me up somewhat to find out that it is true. But in a lot of ways, it just makes me feel like I don't belong or fit in anywhere all over again. It's not a new feeling, just one that I don't like very much.Being creative is a good thing. Wanting company is also a healthy thing, even if it hurts sometimes. And not having to worry about bills for 2024 sounds great! That must be a load off your mind. I think I can understand people being hesitant to talk to to "new" family. I wouldn't be happy if it suddenly turned out I had another sibling, not because of them as a person but because it would shake up everything I thought I knew about my family. Easier to ignore it. Curiosity would probably get the best of me after a while but then I am a very nosy person.
That might be the best description of life I've seen yet... I really hope your cold clears up though: allergies alone are plenty to deal with this time of year.I'm just hanging in there the best I can, waiting for answers, still searching for the truth, and dealing with things as they come up. Fun stuff.
Yeah allergies really suck this time of year. I try and keep my ears unclogged, but it's pretty difficult. The scale goes from I think 0 to 12.5 and our pollen hangs around 11 a lot. I need to mow tomorrow, so gotta get in a little better shape than today lol.That might be the best description of life I've seen yet... I really hope your cold clears up though: allergies alone are plenty to deal with this time of year.
That doesn't look good. I have a hard time with trees also. Two of my biggest culprits are Cedar Trees and Ragweed plants.View attachment 56381
I have a friend visiting this weekend, we plan to be outside a lot, and I'm allergic to both birch and ash. I'm glad I react reasonably well to AH.
I have food allergies as well which is sick because I like to eat and I like to be outside! My environment doesn't like me.Thankfully cedar is ok for me but ragweed is evil. Plus all kinds of grasses, rye, rapeseed, mugwort, hazel, black alder, willow, and ribwort plantain. And that's just the pollen allergies! The human immune system is kind of a bad joke.
I can't handle bananas, potatoes, and anything to do with a cow or chicken or peanuts. I can tolerate most other things at least for a little bit. I'm highly sensitive to caffeine so only eat chocolate sparingly. For chips, I can do sweet potato chips and sometimes corn chips. For ice cream, which is rare, I generally do cashew, oat, or almond.My body won't let me have bananas, nuts, and quite a few other delicious healthy things, but it's fine with chips, chocolate and icecream Logic does not come into it as far as I can tell!