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There was a car vs. motorcycle accident near my house yesterday. When I stepped outside to look, turns out there was a paper wasp nest by my front door. Got stung three times, which isn't fun.
The guy on the motorcycle, he's alive but sounded like he was in a world of hurt. Was screaming when the medics were picking him up and putting him in the ambulance.
There was a car vs. motorcycle accident near my house yesterday. When I stepped outside to look, turns out there was a paper wasp nest by my front door. Got stung three times, which isn't fun.
The guy on the motorcycle, he's alive but sounded like he was in a world of hurt. Was screaming when the medics were picking him up and putting him in the ambulance.
I got attacked by fire ants at my parents house Sat Yesterday our car battery died, we think it was the alternator.
There was a car vs. motorcycle accident near my house yesterday. When I stepped outside to look, turns out there was a paper wasp nest by my front door. Got stung three times, which isn't fun.
The guy on the motorcycle, he's alive but sounded like he was in a world of hurt. Was screaming when the medics were picking him up and putting him in the ambulance.
That would literally kill me. I have an epipen, but three? I wouldn't be able to get to it in time.
Just going about my day, having a relatively productive Monday morning, and I get hit with an ocular migraine. I don’t get headaches with them and they’re pretty infrequent, so I’m lucky like that. But they are so damn weird and unpleasant.
Just going about my day, having a relatively productive Monday morning, and I get hit with an ocular migraine. I don’t get headaches with them and they’re pretty infrequent, so I’m lucky like that. But they are so damn weird and unpleasant.
Hope you're feeling better soon
Thank you! I’m fine now. They’re super weird and unsettling because they start with a small sparkly spot that then grows until it fills up my whole field of vision. But thankfully, they don’t usually last very long. They run through a cycle that takes twenty to thirty minutes, and then they’re basically over, sometimes with a lingering very mild headache but nothing bad. Some people get them with full on migraine headaches, but mine are just the visual auras. I’ve been getting them for years, but they still get my anxiety up when they happen.
Post by xfinitypass on Jun 27, 2023 14:21:11 GMT -5
Since we’ve been on the topic of dating recently m, I’ll add in that it’s a been an incredibly frustrating half year for me out here in the dating streets.
4 of the last 5 online dates I’ve set up have cancelled essentially day of, and the 1 who showed up went horribly. I hit it off with a girl at a concert but didn’t get a chance to get her number. I gave my number to a girl a vibed with at a coffee shop and she never texted me.
Don’t want to be too negative because I’m genuinely really happy with the way my life is going rn. Career, fitness, & mental health are all trending up. Just so endlessly frustrating that I can put in 6 months of intentional effort into dating and have no good dates to show for it (especially after a 3 year spell of essentially not trying due to Covid). I’m optimistic about the future, but I’m the present putting myself out there feels like an exercise in futility quite often.
Just going about my day, having a relatively productive Monday morning, and I get hit with an ocular migraine. I don’t get headaches with them and they’re pretty infrequent, so I’m lucky like that. But they are so damn weird and unpleasant.
A friend of mine got disabled from those where she couldn’t drive or focus on anything else. I had never heard of them before and it took several doctors to even figure out what it was. Best of luck to you with that condition.
How do you tell a roommate that he scares the shit out of me and I can't lock my door because if I have a seizure I might need help. He doesn't believe epilepsy exists, and has added two locks to his door as if we are going to steal from him. He is the only person I've ever lived with in my 13 years in Brooklyn that I'm actually afraid of - not physically, I'm way healthier than he is - but he left a knife out on the desk and it reminded me he might just kill me in the middle of the night.
How do you tell a roommate that he scares the shit out of me and I can't lock my door because if I have a seizure I might need help. He doesn't believe epilepsy exists, and has added two locks to his door as if we are going to steal from him. He is the only person I've ever lived with in my 13 years in Brooklyn that I'm actually afraid of - not physically, I'm way healthier than he is - but he left a knife out on the desk and it reminded me he might just kill me in the middle of the night.
How do you tell a roommate that he scares the shit out of me and I can't lock my door because if I have a seizure I might need help. He doesn't believe epilepsy exists, and has added two locks to his door as if we are going to steal from him. He is the only person I've ever lived with in my 13 years in Brooklyn that I'm actually afraid of - not physically, I'm way healthier than he is - but he left a knife out on the desk and it reminded me he might just kill me in the middle of the night.
I'm not the confrontational type, but this seems like a good of time as any. Just be like, I'm not gonna steal from you. Get it through your thick skull you racist piece of shit. And then call him bitchmade for keeping a knife out.
Just going about my day, having a relatively productive Monday morning, and I get hit with an ocular migraine. I don’t get headaches with them and they’re pretty infrequent, so I’m lucky like that. But they are so damn weird and unpleasant.
A friend of mine got disabled from those where she couldn’t drive or focus on anything else. I had never heard of them before and it took several doctors to even figure out what it was. Best of luck to you with that condition.
The internet was very helpful in figuring out what was going on for me. Once I started looking into it, I found some things talking about them and even a YouTube video that exactly illustrated what I had experienced. I actually never brought them up with a doctor until last year because they were so infrequent that I never thought about them when I was at an appointment. But last year, I had three in one day, which freaked me out pretty badly, so I went to the emergency room and followed up with an eye doctor. Apparently, they’re more common than you might think. Since I’ve been talking about mine more, I’ve run across several other people who also get them.
How do you tell a roommate that he scares the shit out of me and I can't lock my door because if I have a seizure I might need help. He doesn't believe epilepsy exists, and has added two locks to his door as if we are going to steal from him. He is the only person I've ever lived with in my 13 years in Brooklyn that I'm actually afraid of - not physically, I'm way healthier than he is - but he left a knife out on the desk and it reminded me he might just kill me in the middle of the night.
Is moving a possibility?
I have to move by December. I don't earn/per value as a lot of the people on this board. I cannot drive because of my epilepsy. (If you think it even exists). Point being I love my neighborhood but we are being outpriced and paid less consistently. They don't want us here. sorry call it reverse racism but I know my landlord. He wants to fill upstairs with the family below and keeps trying to raise the rent on my leaseholder. I already pay more than people's mortgages in other states - but I need public transportation. Sorry. So moving is more of a going to happen, but how do I deal with the next 5 months? He will wake up at 7am and just start stomping on the ground because he's mad he's gotta go to work. He is a liability, and the only person I'd ever thought might murder me.
Post by Maᴙket Down on Jun 29, 2023 10:23:27 GMT -5
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
Losing a friend, especially one as so innocent and loving as a pup, is the absolute worst. I'm sure he was very loved.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
I just want to give you big big hugs, boo. Know this, he knew he was loved. He had a great life, filled with love and happiness. You got to be there with him until the end and made sure that he was comfortable in the process. He left this place with a full heart. Big big love. <3
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
I’m so sorry for your loss. That’s a lovely way to think of it, though, being lucky to have had something like that. Saying goodbye is the worst, but how great to have had that love for those years.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
Literally crying at work. It is so hard to say goodbye. I'm glad he had you and your family for 14 years.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
this is much more important than my grr, I'm very sorry
It's TSwift weekend in Cincinnati. Red's play at home. FCC plays at home. There will likely never be a weekend like this in the city ever again.
I am going to be at a bachelor party playing golf.
I'm like, little kid temper tantrum level upset about it.
On the bright side, can you imagine what it’s gonna be like trying to get around that city? Or a drink at the bars? Definitely going to be insanity, we have a pirate festival/parade (think Mardi Gras but pirates) in Tampa that I missed this year for a bachelor party. I was absolutely little kid upset about that too, first one I’ve missed in the 6 years I’ve attended and I finally had grown up money for a hotel(they end up charging like $400 a night). The whole city becomes open container and it’s madness. This is less of a Grrr and more telling everyone to come to Gasparilla and get shitty. It’s in Tampa in January and normally the weather is in the 50s or 60s
A friend of mine got disabled from those where she couldn’t drive or focus on anything else. I had never heard of them before and it took several doctors to even figure out what it was. Best of luck to you with that condition.
The internet was very helpful in figuring out what was going on for me. Once I started looking into it, I found some things talking about them and even a YouTube video that exactly illustrated what I had experienced. I actually never brought them up with a doctor until last year because they were so infrequent that I never thought about them when I was at an appointment. But last year, I had three in one day, which freaked me out pretty badly, so I went to the emergency room and followed up with an eye doctor. Apparently, they’re more common than you might think. Since I’ve been talking about mine more, I’ve run across several other people who also get them.
I also get ocular migraines and auras! Do you also get the weird chemical smell before the aura? I'm usually lucky enough to avoid the migraine headache that follows but I always take a few Tylenol or Excedrin when the aura hits as a preventive measure and it usually works.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
It's TSwift weekend in Cincinnati. Red's play at home. FCC plays at home. There will likely never be a weekend like this in the city ever again.
I am going to be at a bachelor party playing golf.
I'm like, little kid temper tantrum level upset about it.
I'm still mad that of all the fucking days Charli chooses to come to Pittsburgh, she came to Stage AE during my bachelor party last year and i was out in the woods or some shit. Lol. Throw that temper tantrum. I support you.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
I am so sorry. He gave you 14 years of love. That’s priceless.
We had to put down my childhood dog today. Chocolate Lab. We had 14 years with him. Picked him out of the litter at 4 weeks old, he was my pup until I left for college. I'm the only one of my mom's kids who still lives in town so I drove over there this morning, picked him up and put him in the car, and I sat with him and sobbed in the vets office as he crossed the rainbow bridge. How lucky I am to have had something that makes saying goodbye so hard.
I am so sorry. He gave you 14 years of love. That’s priceless.
We took him to the vet this week on Monday thinking it was his day. We decided to try some new medication they offered for the inflammation in his hips and the issues with his breathing, and this morning around 6am he slipped on the hardwood trying to go out to the bathroom and wasn’t able to get up. Woke up to my moms phone call about that. I wish we’d said goodbye on his last good day instead of pushing the medication. He deserved so much better than that.
I want to blame myself for not being strong enough to say goodbye on Monday. I want to blame the doctor for talking us into medicine. But neither of those are true. I did the best I could with the information I had at the time.
It’s late. I’m just a little drunk. Not extremely so. But I’m sad. Getting drunk probably wasn’t a wise move.
But I’m here, watching parks and rec, crying on and off while I sit with my feelings.
I am so sorry. He gave you 14 years of love. That’s priceless.
We took him to the vet this week on Monday thinking it was his day. We decided to try some new medication they offered for the inflammation in his hips and the issues with his breathing, and this morning around 6am he slipped on the hardwood trying to go out to the bathroom and wasn’t able to get up. Woke up to my moms phone call about that. I wish we’d said goodbye on his last good day instead of pushing the medication. He deserved so much better than that.
I want to blame myself for not being strong enough to say goodbye on Monday. I want to blame the doctor for talking us into medicine. But neither of those are true. I did the best I could with the information I had at the time.
It’s late. I’m just a little drunk. Not extremely so. But I’m sad. Getting drunk probably wasn’t a wise move.
But I’m here, watching parks and rec, crying on and off while I sit with my feelings.
Hugs and love to you, cry it out. Dogs emit a special kind of love, and losing a childhood pet in adulthood opens up all kinds of grief.
Post by Maᴙket Down on Jul 14, 2023 6:54:57 GMT -5
My grandparents live about 30 minutes north of me, and my dad was one of seven. He passed when I was 9, so it’s been a while. My grandpa turned 90 the other day, and I got a text from an aunt “don’t forget to reach out about his birthday” when my original plan was definitely to call and see if I can stop by. I get done with work and I call their cell phone, their home phone, and send a text and don’t hear anything.
Turns out all of my aunts and uncles came into town, and I didn’t hear a thing. You can text me to tell me to reach out, but you don’t tell me you’re all in town to celebrate him or that I should stop by.
None of that side of the family was even there for me after my dad died, it’s like I’m just a painful reminder of what they’ve lost. Everyone makes a sad post on the anniversary of his death about how long he’s been gone and how much it hurts but nobody ever reaches out to me or my brother about a damn thing. No fucking wonder half of my cousins have distanced themselves completely. I feel like I’ve got my brother and my mom in this world and that’s it.
Hope you're feeling better soon
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