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06-06-2018, 12:09 PM
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Today marks 365 days since I paid a man to slash my large intestine out of my body. Life is great and i'm making GAINS. (this is proof that you don't haev to be a victim mode cuck)
Taking off work today for the most part. will be making LEG GAINS prior to a 3 hour spa treatment jahweh blass | ||
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06-06-2018, 03:35 PM
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1) I had a three stage surgery over a period of 6 months which meant I was largely KO'd mentally and physically for that time. 2) following the first surgery I had a life improvement since I wasn't bleeding and in chronic pain. So even in recovery life was already better in many ways. The second two surgeries were more like yours in that health didn't improve immediately. These were harder to recover from. 3) I took a small amt of pseudonarxotics after leaving hospital. Even then, the comedown was really bad. In hospital I had dilaudid. I took too much tge second time and it fucked me up badly for a week. Third time I was very cautious and only took one shot of dilaudid. I just fucking gripped the pain so I didn't have the physical symptoms of opiates. Basically I didn't suffer the same amt from withdrawals. 4) I stopped using pot altogether which as you know is a big life upgrade. So I had that going for me, which was nice. My last surgery was in November. By January I was hitting the gym and working 40+ hrs a week. I still was recovering majorly though so this was a foundational rebuild period. In fact, I am still recovering lol but I'm like 80% there. The most important thing is kicking the narcotics. Have sympathy for yourself though. You needed to take them to get through the pain. Hold onto your anxiety and feelings of concern that you aren't operating at your goal level, but don't let them rule your emotions. That critical voice means you want to do better and so trust yourself, you WILL do better. But right now your body has to recover before you can regain executive control. I know it's frustrating. You're a smart and energetic person, so given the proper nurture I'm sure you'll get out the other side as a splendid cyborg transgender person :-) | |||
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06-06-2018, 03:59 PM
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Anything less is that line from the dad in American history x at the dinner table Hope this helps
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God Bless Texas
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06-06-2018, 02:42 PM
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actually i'mn going to do chest gains, thanks for asking!
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06-06-2018, 04:39 PM
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alternatively, a nice long walk of 5-7 miles would do you nicely. i failed to mention that one of the reasons i recovered swiftly in and out of hospital was because i always walked like it was my job
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06-07-2018, 10:57 AM
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It's time a little more proof, and skin gets shown on this thread... Since my ego is at an appropriate level, i'll go first.. Sometimes it doesn't have to be deadlift's, and squats. Sometimes it doesn't have to be a treadmill, or an elliptical. Like my man Magpie says above. Proper walks are a great way to keep the guilt away, and the spirits high!
Proud of all you non fatties, and fatties who are working to become nons. Here i am enjoying a sunny morning row with my little squish face, Waffles! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | ||
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