Could You Live Off Of Coconut Water View Thread Reply Hide Matilda Tootham - Thu, 28 Apr 2016 07:00:09 EST 5hCA5/sK No.54037 File: 1461841209833.jpg -(44781B / 43.73KB, 700x481) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I live somewhere that drinking the tap-water is a straight nope, and that leaves plastic bottled water or soda water from glass bottles. Or of course coconut water, straight up from actual coconuts. I heard it hydrates the body more efficiently that actual water, but could you live off that and have no health complications? I do not want to drink bottled water due to the plastic interacting with the water, bad juju >> Eliza Sonkinfore - Thu, 28 Apr 2016 16:44:30 EST tVfeSXwx No.54038 Reply Nope, you would get horrible diarreah and get very sick, in extreme cases get malformed tummy and shit, followed by death.But it is healthy in moderation of course and a good alternative to bottled water!I'm so glad that I can drink water like straight from wherever, I try to never buy anything with plastic unless it can't be avoided, only buying soda in glass bottles or bringing my drinking bottle. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:59:41 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55588 Reply >>54037You've never heard of a concept called 'a balanced diet' then? >> Angus Murdham - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:23:11 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55594 Reply >>54037No, but you can live off coconut Oil quite comfortably! It contains all the nutrients, minerals and vitamins and totally replaces what people are fooled into thinking is a healthy diet. This is really just a ploy by the Government to get you to buy fruit and vegetables and relieve you of your money. Take the coconut oil orally twice a day, a stainless steel teaspoon full. Spoil yourself with the money you save on food and buy a special new one. Then rub the back of the spoon gently in a circular motion over your stomach area. You won't even feel hungry! It's worked wonders for me. Good luck!
>> Eliza Sonkinfore - Thu, 28 Apr 2016 16:44:30 EST tVfeSXwx No.54038 Reply Nope, you would get horrible diarreah and get very sick, in extreme cases get malformed tummy and shit, followed by death.But it is healthy in moderation of course and a good alternative to bottled water!I'm so glad that I can drink water like straight from wherever, I try to never buy anything with plastic unless it can't be avoided, only buying soda in glass bottles or bringing my drinking bottle.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:59:41 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55588 Reply >>54037You've never heard of a concept called 'a balanced diet' then?
>> Angus Murdham - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:23:11 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55594 Reply >>54037No, but you can live off coconut Oil quite comfortably! It contains all the nutrients, minerals and vitamins and totally replaces what people are fooled into thinking is a healthy diet. This is really just a ploy by the Government to get you to buy fruit and vegetables and relieve you of your money. Take the coconut oil orally twice a day, a stainless steel teaspoon full. Spoil yourself with the money you save on food and buy a special new one. Then rub the back of the spoon gently in a circular motion over your stomach area. You won't even feel hungry! It's worked wonders for me. Good luck!
Dry/Inflammed/Red around Mouth View Thread Reply Hide Phyllis Dremblewill - Tue, 24 Jan 2017 14:25:11 EST ELzDWMRI No.54716 File: 1485285911643.jpg -(5377B / 5.25KB, 300x223) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Any idea what this is?The lighting doesnt show it well, but its pretty noticable. 1 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Oliver Mepperlot - Sat, 28 Jan 2017 00:42:44 EST 4LPLdCby No.54731 Reply High-speed friction burns. >> Eugene Bullerstig - Fri, 03 Feb 2017 14:07:26 EST 8JcNcFZU No.54743 Reply >>54731o ur funny m8 >> Angus Murdham - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:13:12 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55593 Reply >>54716Have you tried the coconut oil cure method? Buy a new stainless steel teaspoon and boil it so it's sterilised, then use the back of it to massage the coconut oil into your face. You only need a small dab, smear it all around your face with the spoon. Do this when you have a bit of time, as your skin absorbs the oil over a few minutes. You'll need to do this 2x per day, preferably morning and evening. You can buy kits with 1kg glass jar of coconut oil and a high Polish spoon. It changed my life. Good luck!
>> Oliver Mepperlot - Sat, 28 Jan 2017 00:42:44 EST 4LPLdCby No.54731 Reply High-speed friction burns.
>> Angus Murdham - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:13:12 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55593 Reply >>54716Have you tried the coconut oil cure method? Buy a new stainless steel teaspoon and boil it so it's sterilised, then use the back of it to massage the coconut oil into your face. You only need a small dab, smear it all around your face with the spoon. Do this when you have a bit of time, as your skin absorbs the oil over a few minutes. You'll need to do this 2x per day, preferably morning and evening. You can buy kits with 1kg glass jar of coconut oil and a high Polish spoon. It changed my life. Good luck!
Peeing Problems?? View Thread Reply Hide Phoebe Dabberperk - Sat, 30 Jul 2016 11:52:45 EST cbjyU/lT No.54356 File: 1469893965970.jpg -(101944B / 99.55KB, 866x1300) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I'm a girl with a vagina and I have been having some issues with urinating. In particular, every night when I go to bed, I can't sleep until I have made 3-10 visits to the toilet. Even though my bladder is empty I keep feeling like I have to pee. Then when I do sit on the toilet I have to force myself to pee out one drop or else that feeling of having to pee won't go away. I often stay up very late completing this routine so it is costing me sleep. This has been going on a few years and the doctors could not detect any UTI or STD. They didn't seem to believe me when I explained my problem. What is going on with my bladder/ urinary tract? >> Fuck Derryhene - Sun, 31 Jul 2016 02:19:54 EST LbauZ65d No.54358 Reply sounds like you have an inflamed prostate >> Phineas Bundock - Mon, 01 Aug 2016 13:07:52 EST tLFbIU+w No.54363 Reply Might be post-void dribbling. Afflicts mostly men but some females get it, too. I saw a girl on /adv/ about 2 years ago asking about it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-void_dribblingGoogle it and you'll find plenty of articles about it, including some things you can do to cope with it. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:59:05 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55592 Reply >>54356IMy god, i had the same problem and I've managed to almost cure it! I can't find the website that explained everything, but basically you massage coconut oil around the opening of your urethra with the back of a stainless steel spoon. I purchased a brand new small teaspoon just for this, and a 1kg glass jar (not plastic, it leeches chemicals) of coconut oil. The website reccomended small circular movements with the spoon for about a minute. It feels strange the first time but doesn't hurt, and a minute or so of doing this twice a day (12 hours apart) this changed my life! You boil the spoon before using each time to make it hygienic, don't touch the back of the spoon with your hands. When you have your period you do it in between tampon or pad changes. It soothes EVERYTHING. Good luck!
>> Fuck Derryhene - Sun, 31 Jul 2016 02:19:54 EST LbauZ65d No.54358 Reply sounds like you have an inflamed prostate
>> Phineas Bundock - Mon, 01 Aug 2016 13:07:52 EST tLFbIU+w No.54363 Reply Might be post-void dribbling. Afflicts mostly men but some females get it, too. I saw a girl on /adv/ about 2 years ago asking about it.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-void_dribblingGoogle it and you'll find plenty of articles about it, including some things you can do to cope with it.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:59:05 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55592 Reply >>54356IMy god, i had the same problem and I've managed to almost cure it! I can't find the website that explained everything, but basically you massage coconut oil around the opening of your urethra with the back of a stainless steel spoon. I purchased a brand new small teaspoon just for this, and a 1kg glass jar (not plastic, it leeches chemicals) of coconut oil. The website reccomended small circular movements with the spoon for about a minute. It feels strange the first time but doesn't hurt, and a minute or so of doing this twice a day (12 hours apart) this changed my life! You boil the spoon before using each time to make it hygienic, don't touch the back of the spoon with your hands. When you have your period you do it in between tampon or pad changes. It soothes EVERYTHING. Good luck!
Antidepressants new and old View Thread Reply Hide PretzelFag - Sat, 11 Jun 2016 09:35:23 EST 6eJl7OEt No.54216 File: 1465652123524.jpg -(3468B / 3.39KB, 240x180) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. SWIM reported taking a dream nootropic for increased lucidity and tetra/tricylic/atypical antidepressant Remeron. Slight benzo/muscle relaxant affects at lowest dose (15mg). May give close eyed flowered visuals similar to 60-150mg actual MDMA. >> Oliver Cirringsudge - Sat, 11 Jun 2016 23:27:52 EST tmvx/ci+ No.54217 Reply Makes me wonder when are labs finally gonna stop inventing poison for turning patients into junkies and do something really useful instead, like creating new antibiotics. Just another example of modern madness. >> Nathaniel Fozzleshit - Sat, 11 Jun 2016 23:35:51 EST p09D/lF1 No.54218 Reply 1465702551829.jpg -(446976B / 436.50KB, 1280x1707) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I started Zoloft when I was 6. I don't remember my childhood, but apparently 6 year olds can be diagnosed with depression. I started Lithium when I was 8, but after a few years someone undiagnosed the Bipolar Disorder, so it was back to anti-Ds. Paxil... Prozac... Celexa.. Welbutrin - I remember Welbutrin best because I was 14 and starting to ask "Why all the pills?" 14 is when my life memory begins. The rest I work out through really thick volumes of psycho analysis and CPS reports in family counseling sessions and shit (I painstakingly gathered every material existing on my person).I've been off and on many others. Some "tricyclic" I can't remember the name of. Lamictal (mood stabilizer), Abilify, combinations of SSRIs and mood stabilizers.Now I just take percocet and vicodin, and the depression I've had since my earliest memories is gone. Poof. Jesus Christ, they should have put me in charge of my medication in the first place and saved me a lot of weird doctor visits with one-way mirror interview rooms and bizarre questions. If they ever ask you play with a doll house, BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT HOW YOU POSITION THE DOLLS AND WHAT YOU DO WITH THEM. Your every move is observed, noted, and analyzed. Anal the fuck lyzed.I've been on psychiatric/narcotic medication for 22 years without a break. What the fuck, haha. There is definitely a "gateway drug" out there and it's called Psychiatry. Anyway. The only one that ever worked noticeably was Welbutrin. There is an actual 'upper' quality to it that you can feel within an hour of taking it. Whether it be Sustained Release or Extended. I preferred Extended, because SR was potent and made me feel funky.I'm a well adjusted adult drug addict and I hold down a job and keep the reins on my depression. Fuck SSRIs, but I have consumed them more consistently than I have food or water in my life, and that is literal. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:17:50 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55590 Reply >> If they ever ask you play with a doll house, BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT HOW YOU POSITION THE DOLLS AND WHAT YOU DO WITH Them. I've just realised why I dislike dolls so much. It's because they remind me of people, and people are puppets.
>> Oliver Cirringsudge - Sat, 11 Jun 2016 23:27:52 EST tmvx/ci+ No.54217 Reply Makes me wonder when are labs finally gonna stop inventing poison for turning patients into junkies and do something really useful instead, like creating new antibiotics. Just another example of modern madness.
>> Nathaniel Fozzleshit - Sat, 11 Jun 2016 23:35:51 EST p09D/lF1 No.54218 Reply 1465702551829.jpg -(446976B / 436.50KB, 1280x1707) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I started Zoloft when I was 6. I don't remember my childhood, but apparently 6 year olds can be diagnosed with depression. I started Lithium when I was 8, but after a few years someone undiagnosed the Bipolar Disorder, so it was back to anti-Ds. Paxil... Prozac... Celexa.. Welbutrin - I remember Welbutrin best because I was 14 and starting to ask "Why all the pills?" 14 is when my life memory begins. The rest I work out through really thick volumes of psycho analysis and CPS reports in family counseling sessions and shit (I painstakingly gathered every material existing on my person).I've been off and on many others. Some "tricyclic" I can't remember the name of. Lamictal (mood stabilizer), Abilify, combinations of SSRIs and mood stabilizers.Now I just take percocet and vicodin, and the depression I've had since my earliest memories is gone. Poof. Jesus Christ, they should have put me in charge of my medication in the first place and saved me a lot of weird doctor visits with one-way mirror interview rooms and bizarre questions. If they ever ask you play with a doll house, BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT HOW YOU POSITION THE DOLLS AND WHAT YOU DO WITH THEM. Your every move is observed, noted, and analyzed. Anal the fuck lyzed.I've been on psychiatric/narcotic medication for 22 years without a break. What the fuck, haha. There is definitely a "gateway drug" out there and it's called Psychiatry. Anyway. The only one that ever worked noticeably was Welbutrin. There is an actual 'upper' quality to it that you can feel within an hour of taking it. Whether it be Sustained Release or Extended. I preferred Extended, because SR was potent and made me feel funky.I'm a well adjusted adult drug addict and I hold down a job and keep the reins on my depression. Fuck SSRIs, but I have consumed them more consistently than I have food or water in my life, and that is literal.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:17:50 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55590 Reply >> If they ever ask you play with a doll house, BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT HOW YOU POSITION THE DOLLS AND WHAT YOU DO WITH Them. I've just realised why I dislike dolls so much. It's because they remind me of people, and people are puppets.
Mental Health problems View Thread Reply Hide Wesley Bashtone - Mon, 18 Jun 2018 00:36:05 EST tkuCYF0S No.55438 File: 1529296565853.jpg -(103022B / 100.61KB, 1280x720) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have intrusive thought disorder. I'm really tired of dealing with it and dunno what to with it. The tainted memories just stick and I want them gone.I don't know how to cope with it. 9 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Oliver Nickleshaw - Mon, 23 Jul 2018 04:35:51 EST 03YLGg/4 No.55484 Reply >>55478Clonazepam and mirtazapine simply fixed dacades of bad times. Where i don't need to take these constantly. My DR, who resigned for reasons Very ill, her kids, or herself. I miss her already. She did not prescibe as directed, but generally as needed. As in I was not bound to have to take the medication(s), I had self-discretion. I have kept a tolerance to a minimum for as many years. If I felt kinda a bit more stressed, an extra half pill would kick the extra strees, and maybe felt kinda nice where people places were tolerable pleasant. One thing about benzos, if one tries to get 'high' high' by like taking 4 5 6 7 pillls at a time. Tolerance just goes bonkes, where people just lose their low end tolerance. That is where like benzo group, people take lots high amounts of benzos at a time, where in reality they could keep a happy medium. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:40:44 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55585 Reply >>55438Accept that everyone has intrusive thoughts. It's part of being human. When I do, I ignore them and find anything else to occupy my mind with. Some ideas - video games, rubix cube, a good book you are interested in, a great hobby, the Internet! Find yourself a psychotherapist, or a psychology forum where an expert can offer advice and reassurance. Last solution is a psychiatrist and low dose antipsychotics. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:45:33 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55586 Reply >>55438 >>55438Accept that everyone has intrusive thoughts. It's part of being human. When I do, I ignore them and find anything else to occupy my mind with. Some ideas - video games, rubix cube, a good book you are interested in, a great hobby, the Internet! Find yourself a psychotherapist, or a psychology forum where an expert can offer advice and reassurance. Oh, and stop reading negative stuff, researching negative stuff if you are. Find a positive thinking website and learn new, healthy thought processes. Last solution is a psychiatrist and low dose antipsychotics.
>> Oliver Nickleshaw - Mon, 23 Jul 2018 04:35:51 EST 03YLGg/4 No.55484 Reply >>55478Clonazepam and mirtazapine simply fixed dacades of bad times. Where i don't need to take these constantly. My DR, who resigned for reasons Very ill, her kids, or herself. I miss her already. She did not prescibe as directed, but generally as needed. As in I was not bound to have to take the medication(s), I had self-discretion. I have kept a tolerance to a minimum for as many years. If I felt kinda a bit more stressed, an extra half pill would kick the extra strees, and maybe felt kinda nice where people places were tolerable pleasant. One thing about benzos, if one tries to get 'high' high' by like taking 4 5 6 7 pillls at a time. Tolerance just goes bonkes, where people just lose their low end tolerance. That is where like benzo group, people take lots high amounts of benzos at a time, where in reality they could keep a happy medium.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:40:44 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55585 Reply >>55438Accept that everyone has intrusive thoughts. It's part of being human. When I do, I ignore them and find anything else to occupy my mind with. Some ideas - video games, rubix cube, a good book you are interested in, a great hobby, the Internet! Find yourself a psychotherapist, or a psychology forum where an expert can offer advice and reassurance. Last solution is a psychiatrist and low dose antipsychotics.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:45:33 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55586 Reply >>55438 >>55438Accept that everyone has intrusive thoughts. It's part of being human. When I do, I ignore them and find anything else to occupy my mind with. Some ideas - video games, rubix cube, a good book you are interested in, a great hobby, the Internet! Find yourself a psychotherapist, or a psychology forum where an expert can offer advice and reassurance. Oh, and stop reading negative stuff, researching negative stuff if you are. Find a positive thinking website and learn new, healthy thought processes. Last solution is a psychiatrist and low dose antipsychotics.
weak bladder. View Thread Reply Hide This Time - Sat, 20 Jan 2018 17:13:49 EST nRTYrJNN No.55239 File: 1516486429806.jpg -(45128B / 44.07KB, 590x350) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. 25 years oldand already have a weak bladder.At least thats what I think.Can't hold it on my way to work and backand leaving the bus multiple times to relieve myself.Already had an accidentand thinking now about buying one of these absorbent granny-pants somewhere.Doc couldn't find anything, just told me to eat some pumpkin-pills,but that didn't help in any way.What would be the best way to cope with my problem?Anyone else having this? 9 posts and 5 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Inconti Saurus - Tue, 24 Jul 2018 05:26:54 EST chJ1Fcke No.55487 Reply 1532424414708.jpg -(50495B / 49.31KB, 375x373) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55386>>55239so, here is the thing:Be cautious when visiting incontinence-forums or official support sites for this kind of problem!Most of them are brainwashed morons who even defend crappy hospital-brands.Do what no doc and no support-forum ever told me:Get yourself the brands Abena, Tena, Molicare and Attends.Never.. .and I repeat: NEVER buy store-brands or the overhyped DEPENDS!Depends are shit! They are the worst!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_eZL1aZLgYSurgeries are only a last-effort option!NoOne should ever pressure you into undergoing surgeries for this kind of thing!They are still dangerous, don't have a 100% success-rate and you'll have a higher risk to catch a UTI!I have an e-book somewhere, written by people affected (not nurses!) with great tips to take care and live with a weak bladder.I'll upload it as soon as I can recover it. >> Oldernbus Dreilight - Mon, 17 Sep 2018 05:51:24 EST aiPyBGpi No.55543 Reply 1537177884580.jpg -(240819B / 235.17KB, 1280x721) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55487surgeries and incontinence-shaming are means of making money from this condition!https://incontinencepride.tumblr.com/post/177328187722/just-in-case-someone-forgot-the-wreckage-tga-lefthttps://incontinencepride.tumblr.com/post/173058973172/i-believe-that-incontinence-diapers-shouldnt >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:18:37 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55584 Reply >>55239When urinating you need to stop and restart start flow as often as possible, as many times as you can until bladder is empty. This is boring and time consuming, and you may find it difficult in the beginning. But it strengthens your muscles, like a bodybuilder doing reps. Research 'kegels'.
>> Inconti Saurus - Tue, 24 Jul 2018 05:26:54 EST chJ1Fcke No.55487 Reply 1532424414708.jpg -(50495B / 49.31KB, 375x373) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55386>>55239so, here is the thing:Be cautious when visiting incontinence-forums or official support sites for this kind of problem!Most of them are brainwashed morons who even defend crappy hospital-brands.Do what no doc and no support-forum ever told me:Get yourself the brands Abena, Tena, Molicare and Attends.Never.. .and I repeat: NEVER buy store-brands or the overhyped DEPENDS!Depends are shit! They are the worst!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_eZL1aZLgYSurgeries are only a last-effort option!NoOne should ever pressure you into undergoing surgeries for this kind of thing!They are still dangerous, don't have a 100% success-rate and you'll have a higher risk to catch a UTI!I have an e-book somewhere, written by people affected (not nurses!) with great tips to take care and live with a weak bladder.I'll upload it as soon as I can recover it.
>> Oldernbus Dreilight - Mon, 17 Sep 2018 05:51:24 EST aiPyBGpi No.55543 Reply 1537177884580.jpg -(240819B / 235.17KB, 1280x721) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >>55487surgeries and incontinence-shaming are means of making money from this condition!https://incontinencepride.tumblr.com/post/177328187722/just-in-case-someone-forgot-the-wreckage-tga-lefthttps://incontinencepride.tumblr.com/post/173058973172/i-believe-that-incontinence-diapers-shouldnt
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:18:37 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55584 Reply >>55239When urinating you need to stop and restart start flow as often as possible, as many times as you can until bladder is empty. This is boring and time consuming, and you may find it difficult in the beginning. But it strengthens your muscles, like a bodybuilder doing reps. Research 'kegels'.
Pain in sternum View Thread Reply Hide Angus Finningshit - Sun, 25 Mar 2018 20:41:54 EST IuzjpJ/C No.55342 File: 1522024914281.png -(4919996B / 4.69MB, 4500x4500) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have developed a recurring pain in my celiac plexus, right at the bottom of my sternum. My first guess is that it has to do with smoking too much weed... but wouldn't that cause pain in my lungs? This is definitely not my lungs, I can press my fingers to the spot in the center of my chest and push and it feels like maybe a bruise in my muscles? I'm not coughing or wheezing (any more than normal) This definitely feels like the dead center front of my chest. Maybe it's part of my diaphragm that hurts? I have pretty good posture and I spend a significant amount of time standing up, although I guess I lean over to pick stuff up a lot. But that, again, would be more back pain that front pain?I have a doctors appointment coming up for unrelated reasons, but I wanted to try and narrow down what the causes might be before I go see him. Thanks for any help guys!In the meantime I guess I'll switch back to smoking bongs... 4 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Basil Duvinghuck - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:59:53 EST IOSQ35m1 No.55573 Reply >>55359And fat, no offense, coming from experience. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 17:49:04 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55581 Reply >>55342I have had this since 2012. Felt like the end had been sawn off the little bone. Couldn't sit down at all because it felt like it was digging in. Went to the doc and told her she couldn't touch it when she asked. I was diagnosed with a virus in the bone causing inflammation. I have been taking 2x 30mg dihydrocodeine 4x a day since diagnosis. Pain comes and goes - will suddenly worsen to pain that takes your breath away (hurts to breathe because of movement when chest expands) which lasts a week, then tapers off to zero pain for a fortnight or so before returning. I've been stuck in this cycle 6+yrs. Doctor doesn't know of any medicine to kill the virus. >> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:00:34 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55582 Reply >>55342Imagine laying down and someone putting a pool cue against your sternum, then putting all their bodyweight down through it! It's a constant, deep ache. Agonising.
>> Basil Duvinghuck - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:59:53 EST IOSQ35m1 No.55573 Reply >>55359And fat, no offense, coming from experience.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 17:49:04 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55581 Reply >>55342I have had this since 2012. Felt like the end had been sawn off the little bone. Couldn't sit down at all because it felt like it was digging in. Went to the doc and told her she couldn't touch it when she asked. I was diagnosed with a virus in the bone causing inflammation. I have been taking 2x 30mg dihydrocodeine 4x a day since diagnosis. Pain comes and goes - will suddenly worsen to pain that takes your breath away (hurts to breathe because of movement when chest expands) which lasts a week, then tapers off to zero pain for a fortnight or so before returning. I've been stuck in this cycle 6+yrs. Doctor doesn't know of any medicine to kill the virus.
>> Hannah Pibberstock - Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:00:34 EST R0Ou9c8/ No.55582 Reply >>55342Imagine laying down and someone putting a pool cue against your sternum, then putting all their bodyweight down through it! It's a constant, deep ache. Agonising.
Two blood blisters at same time? View Thread Reply Hide Wesley Dreblingten - Sun, 07 Oct 2018 12:09:04 EST aEzUmm5+ No.55561 File: 1538928544398.jpg -(1591900B / 1.52MB, 3096x4442) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. >bought new shoes>they were a little uncomfortable>walk for hours in them anywayAm I going to die or is this just a blood blister? 1 posts omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Fuck Brurryway - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 21:33:05 EST 3UyTuPq9 No.55565 Reply >>55561Naw it's cool. Work shoes? Obviously restaurant or like, if you got em recently, 'take them back' exchange them. Don't be stuck with them. >> Caroline Brookcocke - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:58:07 EST KvB+Ri4T No.55572 Reply >>55565I'll return those shoes doc. Man, I was worried as shit, imagined myself in a wheelchair and everything >> Matilda Fettingdale - Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:59:42 EST 3UchiHxd No.55577 Reply >>55572Whatever the case, even 'walking shoes' that are supposedly for walking comfort, casual walking shoes have done this. I have had shoes do this, exact to what you explained. Workplace demanded leather uppers. Cheap shoes would do this.Price, quality can make a difference.Proof positive, that both sides had done this. It's the shoes.Use clean socks before bed without band-aid.These will heal well in about a week to your happiness.
>> Fuck Brurryway - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 21:33:05 EST 3UyTuPq9 No.55565 Reply >>55561Naw it's cool. Work shoes? Obviously restaurant or like, if you got em recently, 'take them back' exchange them. Don't be stuck with them.
>> Caroline Brookcocke - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:58:07 EST KvB+Ri4T No.55572 Reply >>55565I'll return those shoes doc. Man, I was worried as shit, imagined myself in a wheelchair and everything
>> Matilda Fettingdale - Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:59:42 EST 3UchiHxd No.55577 Reply >>55572Whatever the case, even 'walking shoes' that are supposedly for walking comfort, casual walking shoes have done this. I have had shoes do this, exact to what you explained. Workplace demanded leather uppers. Cheap shoes would do this.Price, quality can make a difference.Proof positive, that both sides had done this. It's the shoes.Use clean socks before bed without band-aid.These will heal well in about a week to your happiness.
Sciatica View Thread Reply Hide Ian Horryson - Thu, 21 Jul 2016 14:10:23 EST sLJS5CT1 No.54316 File: 1469124623256.jpg -(9227B / 9.01KB, 500x400) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Was diagnosed with top gov MRI and CAT scans with EKGs several times with lower lumbar sciatica and one of the worst clinical cases of ADHD on record in the USA. The DEA approves amphetamine salts as a script WITH seizure meds >> Phoebe Gendlebire - Thu, 21 Jul 2016 19:14:40 EST vXMIAtH9 No.54318 Reply >>54316That's a nice picture. I hate that my fuckbuddy is a roastie. You ever gone down on a roastie? Ugh. >> Basil Duvinghuck - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:02:05 EST IOSQ35m1 No.55574 Reply >>54316How the fuck do you know me? That's my EXACT real diagnosis, and they're giving me shit right now about getting my amphetamine salts.
>> Phoebe Gendlebire - Thu, 21 Jul 2016 19:14:40 EST vXMIAtH9 No.54318 Reply >>54316That's a nice picture. I hate that my fuckbuddy is a roastie. You ever gone down on a roastie? Ugh.
>> Basil Duvinghuck - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:02:05 EST IOSQ35m1 No.55574 Reply >>54316How the fuck do you know me? That's my EXACT real diagnosis, and they're giving me shit right now about getting my amphetamine salts.
So on a scale of 1-10 View Thread Reply Hide Nicholas Bravinghood - Tue, 07 Aug 2018 17:31:02 EST gag2Y+/z No.55502 File: 1533677462515.png -(363399B / 354.88KB, 557x746) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. How fucked does this look? Doc took one look and just said yup that's athletes foot and prescribed me some cream. I know what athletes foot looks like and massive infected blisters ain't it. I got some antibiotics too, am I gonna make it? Foots been swollen for 4 days 1 posts and 1 images omitted. Click View Thread to read. >> Henry Fuckingstone - Thu, 09 Aug 2018 17:25:32 EST RLwPT/WR No.55505 Reply Yup, that's athletes foot. >> George Fanman - Thu, 06 Sep 2018 20:55:37 EST uIaCvMXA No.55532 Reply Try not to scratch with bare hands. If it's a fungal infection that could explain why it's spread to them. >> Basil Duvinghuck - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:54:18 EST IOSQ35m1 No.55571 Reply Clotrimazole should do the trick. If it doesn't, you can get potassium permaganate from Ebay for about 3 bucks.
>> Henry Fuckingstone - Thu, 09 Aug 2018 17:25:32 EST RLwPT/WR No.55505 Reply Yup, that's athletes foot.
>> George Fanman - Thu, 06 Sep 2018 20:55:37 EST uIaCvMXA No.55532 Reply Try not to scratch with bare hands. If it's a fungal infection that could explain why it's spread to them.
>> Basil Duvinghuck - Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:54:18 EST IOSQ35m1 No.55571 Reply Clotrimazole should do the trick. If it doesn't, you can get potassium permaganate from Ebay for about 3 bucks.
How soon after dental cleaning should I wait to perform cunnilingus? View Thread Reply Hide Rebecca Billingbury - Thu, 04 Oct 2018 20:48:09 EST 5QYHhXC9 No.55560 File: 1538700489734.jpg -(66769B / 65.20KB, 790x1167) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Am getting my teeth cleaned on Saturday morning, which I know from experience will entail some bleeding of the gums. How long should I wait before performing oral sex on a woman?*Yes, I know oral sex is a risk for syphilis, gonorrhea, herpes etc. I'm more worried about bloodborne stuff like HIV.*Yes, I know it's a low risk, but still.*No, I'm not going to use a dental dam, I'll just wait it out, but curious as to how long I should wait before my mouth will be 'healed'. >> Fuck Brurryway - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 21:50:09 EST 3UyTuPq9 No.55567 Reply >>55560Ask the Dentist, or dentists assistant for a more clear answer.
>> Fuck Brurryway - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 21:50:09 EST 3UyTuPq9 No.55567 Reply >>55560Ask the Dentist, or dentists assistant for a more clear answer.
Need help bad appetite from jail View Thread Reply Hide Emma Turveydale - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 15:46:19 EST bLQU/Btz No.55563 File: 1539027979925.png -(2084075B / 1.99MB, 1334x750) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. So long story short I spent 7 months in jail with out excercising. I was a around 140 when I went in and came out 160. I’m 6 foot and when I came out of jail I noticed I was skinny with no muscle but my belly was popping out like I was man pregnant. I’ve had a hard time eating and enjoying food Ever since. I’m 24.Now when I go outside and play football or basketball I notice I have an appetite again. I guess my metabolism slowed down. Can anyone explain to me what’s going on or what I did to myself by being in jail that long? >> Fuck Brurryway - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 21:30:23 EST 3UyTuPq9 No.55564 Reply >>55563Just for laughs, or thought. Jail food may have a lot of carbohydrates. heck on jail had microwave breakfast and I believe lunches. Anyway, breakfast, breakfast foods.Was nice i guess. Just a lot of sleep and not much moving around, the food as some inmates say is loaded with carbohydrates to make the inmates more inactive, in turn less of a burden. I don't know. Depends on the food you ,ostly had. Some hails you almost starve, so you buy more commissary, chips, etc. For profit deals with the county city and the contractors$$ Some jails are just for profit. As in keep all beds full to capacity, so in a corrupt way of possibilities, making closed deals to keep inmates in for profit jails with longer sentences. To answer your question, not enough exercise, usual movement, activites, a totally different diet. Meets federal guidelines. Eh sounds like you are getting back to yourself again. Whatever the case, do your thing, but stray away from whatever may possibly land you in jail. The courts, the system.
>> Fuck Brurryway - Mon, 08 Oct 2018 21:30:23 EST 3UyTuPq9 No.55564 Reply >>55563Just for laughs, or thought. Jail food may have a lot of carbohydrates. heck on jail had microwave breakfast and I believe lunches. Anyway, breakfast, breakfast foods.Was nice i guess. Just a lot of sleep and not much moving around, the food as some inmates say is loaded with carbohydrates to make the inmates more inactive, in turn less of a burden. I don't know. Depends on the food you ,ostly had. Some hails you almost starve, so you buy more commissary, chips, etc. For profit deals with the county city and the contractors$$ Some jails are just for profit. As in keep all beds full to capacity, so in a corrupt way of possibilities, making closed deals to keep inmates in for profit jails with longer sentences. To answer your question, not enough exercise, usual movement, activites, a totally different diet. Meets federal guidelines. Eh sounds like you are getting back to yourself again. Whatever the case, do your thing, but stray away from whatever may possibly land you in jail. The courts, the system.
55555 GET View Thread Reply Hide /inth/ nBo - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 02:24:03 EST UZlpcYu0 No.55555 File: 1538288643616.png -(63715B / 62.22KB, 226x254) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. i did it for the lulz >> Beatrice Brottinggold - Mon, 01 Oct 2018 20:13:31 EST FonZKC1l No.55557 Reply 1538439211862.gif -(1842895B / 1.76MB, 450x185) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
>> Beatrice Brottinggold - Mon, 01 Oct 2018 20:13:31 EST FonZKC1l No.55557 Reply 1538439211862.gif -(1842895B / 1.76MB, 450x185) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. DICKS EVERYWHERE
Can past brain trauma be verified even after many years? View Thread Reply Hide Cornelius Blibberwock - Sun, 16 Sep 2018 04:10:23 EST u0uNtAQA No.55541 File: 1537085423977.gif -(1914556B / 1.83MB, 425x230) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. I have lots of memories of getting really hard blows to my head, because of clumsiness, and even one where I didn't remember the whole incident. Can it be verified by a scan or something? >> Graham Grimworth - Tue, 18 Sep 2018 15:57:46 EST nL8AVhh7 No.55544 Reply i believe a cat scan will reveal if there are any damaged tissue from concussions >> Beatrice Gobberhall - Sun, 30 Sep 2018 02:22:58 EST UZlpcYu0 No.55554 Reply >>55544Correct.
>> Graham Grimworth - Tue, 18 Sep 2018 15:57:46 EST nL8AVhh7 No.55544 Reply i believe a cat scan will reveal if there are any damaged tissue from concussions
