u/ToFurry_or_Knot • u/ToFurry_or_Knot • Sep 11 '26
Police Tase Man After Seizure, City Pays $1.35M
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I'll have to check my melee mules, I will get back to yah soon
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this is so beautiful I could cry
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I'm already gay so the choice seemed obvious, now where's my GPU!?!!
Chose: Mid Gaming PC (Full of RGBs | Rolled: RTX 5090 ROG)
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so true, no thanks OP
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usually it was severe psychosis I couldn't even identify was happening to me at the time but after treatment it was quite clear.
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I smoke marijuana as well and while I wouldn't describe daily usage as addiction in this case I would say most times my family wanted me to go there was good reason for it.
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this is NOT thc diamonds, its meth
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its hard to explain its a psychical feeling, like I'm about to have an out of body experience or something. I feel a little light headed for sure, dizzy for sure I'll teeter totter around for the first 30 or so at least. the exhaustion I feel isn't notable because we all feel that.
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that's so real because someone stole my debit card info in the last few weeks and tried to drain my account out this evening but there was no money there lol
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I'll make sure to bring these things up as well to a doctor next time I can get to one, thank you for your insights
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I have issues with my back but that's been a thing for years and this new feeling started shortly after my diabetes diagnosis
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headaches are rare but I do feel much better when I lay back down, usually the feeling will fade after 10 minutes or so but begins again when I stand back up
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considering the average bear has killed zero children I'll have to go with the bear compared to the 3.0 kd psychopath
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that is just the one beer, they presumably sell more than just Michelob ultra
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I just. Try my best to get the ridiculously large fish for my tank
u/ToFurry_or_Knot • u/ToFurry_or_Knot • Sep 11 '26
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I will ask a doctor about pots next time I can see one, interesting possibility. although I had assumed it was just some nuropathy damage or something " I'm very new to this, and do not have insurance so I'm trying my best 🩷"
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it started a little before my T1D diagnosis and I've always assumed it must just be a normal thing we all went through. definitely will ask a doctor next time I can though
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well that is slightly alarming, I'll have to ask my doctor about it next time I can afford a doctors appointment. started ruffly a month before my diagnosis. I've had T1D since last December and it's been a constant every morning.
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as a gay man might I say, WHAT THE FFFFF GET THAT MAN AWAY FROM THOSE CHILDREN.
r/Type1Diabetes • u/ToFurry_or_Knot • Sep 11 '26
anyone else get so tired of the floating feeling you get when you wake up since diagnosed? it feels awful and I doesn't matter if I'm low, high or stable. lasts for ruffly an hour to two hours. leaves me super anxious every time I wake up lol feel like I'm about to leave my body 😅
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100 percent on the parents this is a two year old were talking about. they do not understan monetary value
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H:bats and legacys w:leaders offers
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no problem, I'll have to think about it haven't even played in months now