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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 2 - The Happyning
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Deleted User wrote: »Today there was an electrician here doing some work and he said "that dogs mad about you". I've only had her a few weeks!
TH she's loves me already! And I love her of course.
I guess you could say she Wuff's you too :pac:
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Sephiroth_dude wrote: »I guess you could say she Wuff's you too :pac:
*gets coat*
Yeah retriever your coat! That was a pawsitively awful pun but hey don't terrier self up about it.
I'm sorry
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Deleted User wrote: »Yeah retriever your coat! That was a pawsitively awful pun but hey don't terrier self up about it.
I'm sorry
I was only joking but you...you took it too far there :-|
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Sephiroth_dude wrote: »I was only joking but you...you took it too far there :-|
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Starting laser hair removal on my legs tomorrow. No more itchy and sore shaving rash
Absolutely the best thing I have done for myself,
the confidence I gained from being able to wear what I want without preplanning or scrabbling for extra thick tights."Have you ever wagged your tail so hard you fell over"?-Brod Higgins.
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Absolutely the best thing I have done for myself,
the confidence I gained from being able to wear what I want without preplanning or scrabbling for extra thick tights.
That’s one of the reasons I want it done, because you know here how we get one day summers. You’ll hear on the weather that the temperature the next day will be 20 degrees and you’re like “yes! I can wear a skirt!” and then you remember you need to shave your legs
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I'm more than TH for the people in my life who haven't given up on me, even when I've been beyond difficult. My wife especially but also my friends including lovely boardsies in this too.
Ah you're not a complete pain in the arse, we like having you around
Changed my pain meds and had the new ones today for the first time... forgot myself, and took the same amount as I would of the old ones...
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That satisfying sense of relief and closure when you finally recall a word or name after struggling to remember it for what seems like hours.
It's usually a word/name that you've taken for granted for years and was not at the forefront of your mind so when you can't remember it it feels like you're developing Alzheimer's or something. There's also that annoying and tantalising thing where you can vaguely remember parts of the word but the whole thing is just out of grasp.
It's so bloody satisfying when you finally remember, like finding your wallet or keys after you lost them. A milder example of the same phenomenon is when you forget what you wanted to say to someone and a good while later in the same conversation you finally remember what you were going to say. I love it 0 -
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Just home from an annual medical and feeling chuffed with myself.
2017 I was diagnosed with type two diabetes and was immediately put onto medication and a low carb (sugars) diet, it wasn't the end of the world but at the time and for a few days afterwards that's how it felt.
Today, after two years of hard work I've lost 30+kgs (6 stone) and loads, and loads of cardio (I'm easily running 10 twice a week and 5k's the other days, allowing one rest day).. And thousands of times pricking my fingers to take blood glucose readings.
Anyway after all that, my doctor has taken me off my medications and told me that he's almost 100% confident I've completely reversed my diabetes and he just needs two more tests to prove it.
I know I'm two weeks premature announcing it, and I hope I'm not putting a mockers on it but it looks like I'm DIABETES FREE
Oh, I had an issue with cholesterol (which runs hand in hand with diabetes).. That's come down from 7.7 to 4.2 :
2017 weight was 130kgs, today I'm 97kgs 0 -
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Walter Hollow Butler wrote: »Just home from an annual medical and feeling chuffed with myself.
2017 I was diagnosed with type two diabetes and was immediately put onto medication and a low carb (sugars) diet, it wasn't the end of the world but at the time and for a few days afterwards that's how it felt.
Today, after two years of hard work I've lost 30+kgs (6 stone) and loads, and loads of cardio (I'm easily running 10 twice a week and 5k's the other days, allowing one rest day).. And thousands of times pricking my fingers to take blood glucose readings.
Anyway after all that, my doctor has taken me off my medications and told me that he's almost 100% confident I've completely reversed my diabetes and he just needs two more tests to prove it.
I know I'm two weeks premature announcing it, and I hope I'm not putting a mockers on it but it looks like I'm DIABETES FREE
Oh, I had an issue with cholesterol (which runs hand in hand with diabetes).. That's come down from 7.7 to 4.2 :
2017 weight was 130kgs, today I'm 97kgs
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Walter Hollow Butler wrote: »2017 weight was 130kgs, today I'm 97kgs
*Irish mammy voice*
You’re skin & bone Walter Hollow Butler, sit down for your dinner. Wasting away so you are
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Walter Hollow Butler wrote: »Just home from an annual medical and feeling chuffed with myself.
2017 I was diagnosed with type two diabetes and was immediately put onto medication and a low carb (sugars) diet, it wasn't the end of the world but at the time and for a few days afterwards that's how it felt.
Today, after two years of hard work I've lost 30+kgs (6 stone) and loads, and loads of cardio (I'm easily running 10 twice a week and 5k's the other days, allowing one rest day).. And thousands of times pricking my fingers to take blood glucose readings.
Anyway after all that, my doctor has taken me off my medications and told me that he's almost 100% confident I've completely reversed my diabetes and he just needs two more tests to prove it.
I know I'm two weeks premature announcing it, and I hope I'm not putting a mockers on it but it looks like I'm DIABETES FREE
Oh, I had an issue with cholesterol (which runs hand in hand with diabetes).. That's come down from 7.7 to 4.2 :
2017 weight was 130kgs, today I'm 97kgs
Well done Maki,0 -
Walter Hollow Butler wrote: »Just home from an annual medical and feeling chuffed with myself.
2017 I was diagnosed with type two diabetes and was immediately put onto medication and a low carb (sugars) diet, it wasn't the end of the world but at the time and for a few days afterwards that's how it felt.
Today, after two years of hard work I've lost 30+kgs (6 stone) and loads, and loads of cardio (I'm easily running 10 twice a week and 5k's the other days, allowing one rest day).. And thousands of times pricking my fingers to take blood glucose readings.
Anyway after all that, my doctor has taken me off my medications and told me that he's almost 100% confident I've completely reversed my diabetes and he just needs two more tests to prove it.
I know I'm two weeks premature announcing it, and I hope I'm not putting a mockers on it but it looks like I'm DIABETES FREE
Oh, I had an issue with cholesterol (which runs hand in hand with diabetes).. That's come down from 7.7 to 4.2 :
2017 weight was 130kgs, today I'm 97kgs
Excellent news - well done.0 -
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Walter Hollow Butler wrote: »Just home from an annual medical and feeling chuffed with myself.
2017 I was diagnosed with type two diabetes and was immediately put onto medication and a low carb (sugars) diet, it wasn't the end of the world but at the time and for a few days afterwards that's how it felt.
Today, after two years of hard work I've lost 30+kgs (6 stone) and loads, and loads of cardio (I'm easily running 10 twice a week and 5k's the other days, allowing one rest day).. And thousands of times pricking my fingers to take blood glucose readings.
Anyway after all that, my doctor has taken me off my medications and told me that he's almost 100% confident I've completely reversed my diabetes and he just needs two more tests to prove it.
I know I'm two weeks premature announcing it, and I hope I'm not putting a mockers on it but it looks like I'm DIABETES FREE
Oh, I had an issue with cholesterol (which runs hand in hand with diabetes).. That's come down from 7.7 to 4.2 :
2017 weight was 130kgs, today I'm 97kgs
Nothing trivial about that...........well done!0 -
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