I wouldn't worry about blood in your sinuses. Probably just a nosebleed somewhere that didn't bleed much and clotted before you noticed. And run as fast as you like as long as you aren't hurting yourself.
15mph he wont sustain for long. Supposedly the speed an average human can sustain at sprint. But yeah, bloody sinuses, not an issue really. Although ultimately I may require cauterisation of a membrane in mine due to the rate they bleed at.
A little bit of blood is no big deal. If you start coughing up copious amounts of blood, that may be an issue. Also...WANT! http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/4981654166.html
Java makes me want to fling my laptop across the room. Thread is crashing, line of code it crashes on IS IN A GOD DAMN FUCKING TRY CATCH STATEMENT TO CATCH THE ERROR CAUSING THE DAMN FUCKING CRASH YOU STUPID PIECE OF SHIT.
I've been under a lot of stress lately, and I've kind of been developing what seems to be hypochondria... Every other week or so I find something new- for example, last month it was my lymph nodes. Then it was a lump on my head. Then it was a couple of bumps inside of my mouth. Right now I seem to have found an asymmetrical mole that has made me pretty nervous. I'm also having an increasingly difficult time eating food; I seem to be constantly evaluating everything I eat to make sure it couldn't, under any circumstances, give me any sort of food-bourn illness. I've always been underweight (for unrelated reasons), and this does not help. Any thoughts?
Wheelie, you say directly that it does not help. I am not a doctor, do some push ups, get hungry, eat something, perhaps your arms are tired from being elevated on a keyboard. Lymph nodes get upset filtering whatever weird issues your blood is having with regard to eating habits and cold sores, unless it is frostbite, dead cells, benign. Sleep is super important, if not just special. I talk with strangers more than I do my own family, so all in all maybe I am a doctor. Try getting fat, I am trying. Good evening, you can't take it with you.
I've had some on-and-off death anxiety for the last few months, which will occasionally culminate in panic attacks. Which I'm not happy about since I like to think of myself as being a bit more stoic and calm under pressure (perhaps this is me taking myself too seriously). I'll take perfectly or mostly normal symptoms, and blow them out of proportion to become something much more serious. Then I panic, and that only makes the symptoms worse. Anything like that? As for food, just try to realize that trying to quarantine yourself from all sickness is more likely to cause it, due to: The stress over disease being too great. The more you worry about getting sick, the more you distract your immune system. The atrophy of your immune system. It's just like exercise: the less your body encounters microorganisms, the less prepared it is to deal with potential parasites. The "superbug" effect. Disease is just like organized crime: if you have a variety of different parasites, they waste most of their energy trying to defeat one another. If it's just one, the full brunt of the disease rests on your immune system.
Thanks for the advice. I've been planning on exercising more for a while now (easier said than done for sure)- I do a fair amount of physical activity on a relatively regular basis, but I am not what most people would consider "in shape". On the subject of lymph nodes, I've mostly managed to eliminate my anxiety concerning them, mostly due to the fact that they have fluctuated and gotten extremely small between now and when I first noticed them. As for "getting fat", it is not nearly as simple as you make it sound. I'm not sure if your situation is different, but all I want is to try and keep my food anxiety at bay. A number of reasons prevent me from gaining any weight past this, mostly involving my digestion, of which I have a large number of completely unrelated problems. Whether or not the worsening of symptoms is psychological probably varies from person to person, but I definitely know that I might feel worse if I get myself worried over something insignificant (e.g. I'll make myself feel sick if I worry about a food I ate). I think many of the cancer-related fears stems from my longstanding obsessive compulsive disorder (something I've had since I was a small child). The fear of death you mention is usually after the fact, but I can most definitely relate. Your list explains quite a bit. Ever since I developed this anxiety (which, by the way, usually corresponds with stress), I've been getting sick pretty much monthly. It's been lessening as of late, which is a good thing. I wasn't aware of #3, but it totally makes sense and I'll keep it in mind. Thanks, guys, big help.
Went for a nice hunt last night, ended up losing my dad so he slept outside for the night in -3°C. Managed to find him after 6 hours walking in the morning with a fresh early start of 5am, not the nicest thing with a heavy backpack and a rifle.. Anyways I got a chance to test out the camera on my S5. Oh and I found some cool grass/moss stuff which amazed me more than it should, it was pretty comfy too.
Holy ufck, I'm oging to poop in all of the toilets so they can cme to me and say. why are you pooping in me. and then im going to cry because i pooped in the toilet that made me cry. i feel bad now tooilets are goin to kil `me and i am a rovot with a metal hart and no sol. i need to get halp, the toiilets are takng over my mnd, the mak my wan o kil myslee nd i can heae the tulits in my hea,,,,, wif a high voic nd reveg to kil my,. hellllllllllllllllp rrrrvwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww wvintbngbgbrwew Suddenly smashes head into a toilet thinking that it will kill him, breaks the porcelain, and slits carotid artery. Rest in pepperonis Kitteh5.
