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Posted by HoldDaSalad on 11-11-2008 10:08 AM:

Why go to the doctor for a little pain or discomfort? Fuck all that. I ain't going to the hospital/doctor unless I'm fucking dying. It's that simple.

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Posted by bartleby on 11-12-2008 12:01 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by parasiticgannon
Why go to the doctor for a little pain or discomfort? Fuck all that. I ain't going to the hospital/doctor unless I'm fucking dying. It's that simple.


You're so tough. I you. You're my muse.

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Posted by sim-card on 11-12-2008 12:11 AM:

hehe im a Jr Doctor...soo

how would you describe the discomfort?
how many times a day? at specific times (only after eating)? and duration of this discomfort?

would you say the discomfort disables you from doing other things or is it a mild discomfort?

how long have you been stressed ans why? (if i may ask)...
Are you in a relationship - if so what is you cirmcumstance like at home?


Posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter on 11-12-2008 12:52 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by sim-card
hehe im a Jr Doctor...soo

how would you describe the discomfort?
how many times a day? at specific times (only after eating)? and duration of this discomfort?

would you say the discomfort disables you from doing other things or is it a mild discomfort?

how long have you been stressed ans why? (if i may ask)...
Are you in a relationship - if so what is you cirmcumstance like at home?



It's like an annoying feeling in my chest, not painful, but annoying. That is the best that I can describe it. It lasts all day, everday.

It doesn't really disable me from doing anything, but it's annoying enough that it makes me not want to do anything (hard to understand i'm sure). And I'd say pretty mild.

I've been what I believe to be stressed for a few months, and yes I'm currently in a relationship. A relationship that makes me very happy!

My cicrumstances at home?

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Posted by sim-card on 11-12-2008 01:05 AM:

seems like chronic anxiety..the butterfly feeling people get in their abdominal area can be felt inthe chest area too - practice breathing excercises and excercise frequently...get to sleep early enough so you have 7hrs sleep - if u are stressed and neglect excercising your body , it can often lead to much worse problems in the future (mainly heart related)....thats all i can say without a physical examination


Posted by HoldDaSalad on 11-12-2008 01:08 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by bartleby
You're so tough. I you. You're my muse.
Sorry mate it has nothing to do with being tough, I'm just terrified of doctors and hospitals, I've seen enough people die in em. I'd rather just take my chances on most things.

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Posted by HoldDaSalad on 11-12-2008 01:10 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by sim-card
seems like chronic anxiety..the butterfly feeling people get in their abdominal area can be felt inthe chest area too - practice breathing excercises and excercise frequently...get to sleep early enough so you have 7hrs sleep - if u are stressed and neglect excercising your body , it can often lead to much worse problems in the future (mainly heart related)....thats all i can say without a physical examination
Yep, Just ask ManCandy

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Posted by baha on 11-12-2008 01:12 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter
It's like an annoying feeling in my chest, not painful, but annoying. That is the best that I can describe it. It lasts all day, everday.

It doesn't really disable me from doing anything, but it's annoying enough that it makes me not want to do anything (hard to understand i'm sure). And I'd say pretty mild.

I've been what I believe to be stressed for a few months, and yes I'm currently in a relationship. A relationship that makes me very happy!

My cicrumstances at home?


Have you tried wanking?






Yeah, you thought it was a put down, didn't you?

But, no, seriously. Pent up sexual aggression is a common cause of (both male and female(!)) stress.

A good wank is the easiest non-medicated relief and - unless you need to be catatonic - better than any medication (in the long-term). It's not going to make your issues any smaller, but it'll help clear your head as the endorphins give you a natural buzz. Most people do masturbate, but the majority of the world doesn't wank enough (Of course, if you're in a new relationship and banging like in a Duracell advert then this may not help, but it's true for the 'average' male with stress who gets laid every few days/weeks/anniversaries).

But I suspect that you wank more than enough to drag up the averages.

(That there was a snide remark.)

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Posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter on 11-12-2008 01:15 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by sim-card
seems like chronic anxiety..the butterfly feeling people get in their abdominal area can be felt inthe chest area too - practice breathing excercises and excercise frequently...get to sleep early enough so you have 7hrs sleep - if u are stressed and neglect excercising your body , it can often lead to much worse problems in the future (mainly heart related)....thats all i can say without a physical examination


Thank you. I don't sleep very well. I usually get like 4-6 hours, on a daily basis. I appreciate your responses.

And as far as wanking goes, I could go for a good one.

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Posted by ZootedLooter on 11-12-2008 01:31 AM:

i have neversofts number if you need it...you live close by?...hell pop over if you order some indian take out..a gerbil and some bacardi breezers

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Posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter on 11-12-2008 01:32 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by ZootedLooter
i have neversofts number if you need it...you live close by?...hell pop over if you order some indian take out..a gerbil and some bacardi breezers


Lmao.

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Posted by Arthur Daily on 11-12-2008 02:17 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by sim-card
seems like chronic anxiety..


i was thinking the same,
some people don't notice and it moves onto panic attacks.

This may sound stupid but i advised a friend once who was suffering panic attacks
to read a book.

You wont feel 'in the mood' for it, but force yourself to read some pages.
Set a goal, like upto page 20. Then Force yourself to read upto that page.

He wasn't what you would call a 'book reader' so he had to force himself to do it.
When he felt the feeling begin, he lay down in bed turned off the TV (or whatever)
and just read the words. Before he knew it, he was into the story and forgot about the anxiety attack.


Personally i would only go the drug route as a last resort.
find a way to take your mind off it 'yourself'
and you will be proud of yourself for that

Once you devolup the 'tools' yourself. You can reapply them any time.



lol, i remember when i first started to try meditation.
Man, the mind can play strange tricks. but i learnt to control the shit and now i mostly just fall asleep doing it. lol

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Posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter on 11-12-2008 02:38 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Arthur Daily
i was thinking the same,
some people don't notice and it moves onto panic attacks.

This may sound stupid but i advised a friend once who was suffering panic attacks
to read a book.

You wont feel 'in the mood' for it, but force yourself to read some pages.
Set a goal, like upto page 20. Then Force yourself to read upto that page.

He wasn't what you would call a 'book reader' so he had to force himself to do it.
When he felt the feeling begin, he lay down in bed turned off the TV (or whatever)
and just read the words. Before he knew it, he was into the story and forgot about the anxiety attack.


Personally i would only go the drug route as a last resort.
find a way to take your mind off it 'yourself'
and you will be proud of yourself for that

Once you devolup the 'tools' yourself. You can reapply them any time.



lol, i remember when i first started to try meditation.
Man, the mind can play strange tricks. but i learnt to control the shit and now i mostly just fall asleep doing it. lol



That's good advice. I have a couple books that I've been meaning to read too. Maybe more time reading, and less time dedicated to the tube will do me good. I need to get on a better sleeping schedule too!

I've tried mediating, but I don't know the proper methods..if it isn't just sitting there and clearing your thoughts. Lol.

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Posted by Avenue_1 on 11-12-2008 05:29 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by parasiticgannon
Sorry mate it has nothing to do with being tough, I'm just terrified of doctors and hospitals, I've seen enough people die in em. I'd rather just take my chances on most things.


Isn't it because you can't afford medical insurance?


Posted by David Cameron on 11-12-2008 05:53 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Gimp Mask
Isn't it because you can't afford medical insurance?


Nail, Head ...and stuff.


Posted by HoldDaSalad on 11-12-2008 07:27 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Gimp Mask
Isn't it because you can't afford medical insurance?
Sorry fucker, I have insurance, Even though I've never used it.

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Posted by Avenue_1 on 11-12-2008 07:32 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by parasiticgannon
Sorry fucker...



Hey! Don't flame me because you're poor and fail in life!


Posted by Neversoft on 11-14-2008 02:50 PM:

OSH... Start self-medicating you faggot! Xanax is for quitters, go buy some chronic and de-stress yourself!


P.S. You may also have AIDS.


Posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter on 11-14-2008 06:46 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Neversoft
OSH... Start self-medicating you faggot! Xanax is for quitters, go buy some chronic and de-stress yourself!


P.S. You may also have AIDS.



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Posted by ntscuser on 11-14-2008 10:08 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by parasiticgannon
Sorry mate it has nothing to do with being tough, I'm just terrified of doctors and hospitals, I've seen enough people die in em. I'd rather just take my chances on most things.
Same here. The last three people I admitted to hospital for 'routine tests' never came out again. Have also left instructions that if they did find something serious, they are not to tell me. I'd rather die ignorant and happy than knowledgable and miserable.


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