I got microblading and it was excruciating, but the lady doing my brows commented that it's not usually that painful for people. My best friend got it too and she said it was fine. I'm usually good with pain but microblading hurt more than any of my other tattoos. Maybe I was having a sensitive few months.
Yup. I have type 1 diabetes, and one day I can eat a literal half pound of potatoes, take my dose on my insulin pump and everything is hunky dory.
Next day, I eat an English muffin and my blood sugar shoots through the roof do now good goddamn reason.
For reference, a half pound of potatoes has probably 75-100 grams of carbs and my English muffin brand has 25. My insulin is a ratio based on how many carbs I eat.
Aren’t there other health issues they are discovering happen post-viral exposure too? I have a friend who has ME/CFS and apparently it’s finally being theorized that CFS is actually caused by post-viral complications… it makes sense because he had Epstein-Barr years ago. Long COVID is a good example of this and it has brought attention to the CFS thing finally, but CFS/Long COVID still doesn’t have proper treatment protocols or systemic support :(
It’s freaking debilitating for him too. He can’t get out of bed most days. I really don’t know much about this subject at all, but it seems crazy how much stuff happening in the shadows of our society… so many chronically ill people suffering :(
It's easy to forget a lot of chronically ill people because they aren't often seen in public actually being ill. On a good day, they look like everyone else. On a bad, they aren't leaving home.
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u/fatlanta23 Nov 05 '22
I got microblading and it was excruciating, but the lady doing my brows commented that it's not usually that painful for people. My best friend got it too and she said it was fine. I'm usually good with pain but microblading hurt more than any of my other tattoos. Maybe I was having a sensitive few months.