[–] 1 point 5 days ago

Sorry, I could not accept it. I don't have the time :(

I'm helping 1 to 4 widows with terminal cancer each week. They found me, they know me to be trustworthy. On average they ask me to manage USD 50 million. 50%-75% to charity 25%-50% for me to cover my expenses.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 week ago

    It was so gradual I only noticed my suffering after it was gone. My daughter later explained they noticed it, especially the like 6 months before it really showed and a clear conclusion was drawn.

    True, there are many different guidelines on when and how to start. I fully agreed with my surgeon for she just said "It's not an exact science, only do what feels right for you "

    whatever feels good

    That's the only way!! But for hiking boots and running shoes quadruple so. I'm extra weird ..... Long ago I decided on a pair of shoes, and they got me a fresh box from the back. I took off my shoes again, opened the box and tried them. They where close to being insulted. But ... if I have not felt their fit, they ain't going home with me.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (2 children)

    inguinal hernia

    ditto ....

    Have not been able to go running in almost 5 years for they had no clue what caused my pain during runs. Until a fast growing bulge appeared on the left last winter . So I had open surgery on the left in march. I could run after that but non the less I kept pushing them, for I knew from the start it was both sides. Turned out I was right (pun by coincidence) and had laparoscopic surgery on the right in sept.

    The feeling of being able to go running again, seems to be a thing only to be understood by runners.

    maybe even this week!

    The choice is yours, but don't push it! I've waited 6 weeks. Wasn't easy, but the fear of going to fast and drop out again helped. For what are 6 weeks on 5 years right ?

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    My wife wanted a camera* to keep an eye on her chickens so I fixed that. At the time I got two refurbs for the price of one new so a spare had been lying around for years. Last week I saw some digging marks under my beehives I could not place and so ....... I spent a few bucks on a pipe, pulled utp through it and hooked up the spare in front of the hives. Now I 'only' need to sink it into the ground. Just digging 70 meters through stony soil.

    * the first one hangs on the garage so it was easy to power and build a wifi bridge

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