If it's anything like I've been and goes for like six months it'd be worth getting checked out for PCOS or similar.Jewish Candy wrote:- Perhaps a leetle TMI, but I definitely missed a month or two. I wasn't just imagining it
Luckily I came on a few days ago. This sort of thing always worries me because there's history in the family.Cairnie wrote:If it's anything like I've been and goes for like six months it'd be worth getting checked out for PCOS or similar.
Unfortunately, he's currently situated in America. There are plenty of walk-in facilities/services still that work outside the realms of healthcare, though that process might be a little more dodgy. It's really ...depressing... that this sort of thing isn't an inherently free trait of all such developed first-world countries.Jewish Candy wrote:I'm not sure what country you're in, but if healthcare is free there should be a number of confidential services available to you. Obviously, if you have to pay for a doctor's appointment things are much more difficult
My condolences.I feel sorry for you, Adsolution. Sadly, it can happen that all of a sudden somebody you love is just gone. I remember my grandmother disappearing in the same situation as yours during march, and I was also sad because I was "stuck" in the US with no possibility of going to her funeral.Adsolution wrote:- My grandmother had a stroke a few days ago and lost control of her right side. We went to the hospital right away and she'd fallen into a vegetative state before the end of the night, then two days later she passed away from pneumonia as a result of the paralysis. It was expected for some time as it wasn't her first stroke, but it was very sudden. She was one of the nicest people I knew, I can't believe she's gone now.
. The job in itself is very interesting, and I'm moving a bit out of the capital but not too far. I can still go there with a train, and it would take only 40 minutes to reach it. 
+ That's one of the best stories I ever heard.saerleiya wrote:+++ Okay, got hired yesterday! It was a crazy story, to say the least. Here is a quick recap:
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Damn that gender ambiguous rascal and their foching lesbian amigas
Damn, that's unfortunate. But being able to look back upon a person in that way is sweet. Hope you're alright Ad.Adsolution wrote:- My grandmother had a stroke a few days ago and lost control of her right side. We went to the hospital right away and she'd fallen into a vegetative state before the end of the night, then two days later she passed away from pneumonia as a result of the paralysis. It was expected for some time as it wasn't her first stroke, but it was very sudden. She was one of the nicest people I knew, I can't believe she's gone now.
Kind of. Something that will just immediately turn me away is when I'm willing to be a little more open and I get flat out rejected. It's become a joke now to endlessly mock the time when I was very interested in Net Neutrality and I kept "boring" my mother and brother with stories about it. They don't do it to hurt me, rather they're just so ignorant of the whole thing that's going on with me that they can somehow get me to legitimately hate them at times and have no idea why I'm upset. And that situation is not a huge deal, it's just my opinion over a political thing. But it's one of many, any examples where this shit happens. It's just more stuff contributing to what I've complained about before with my mother wanting me to be some sort of overly optimistic, stereotypical teenager. You just shut up after a while, because you don't expect anything good to come out of sharing something about yourself. And if you then develop something like I have on top of it, that hits twice as hard.Adsolution wrote:Keane, I'm beginning to wonder whether you've been really unlucky with personal encounters, or if there's a stigma present that wouldn't be there if you were communicating online. You don't seem to have trouble at all here (though maybe that can be attributed to the former), would it make a difference if you'd met someone in particular online or in person first?
