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Overit wrote:Hello- I try not to let my BB affect me but its a minute by minute battle. Im isolated and awkward now because of this. My kids are older now, but when they were young, I had to hold my breathe for as long as I could to snuggle (just for a moment) with them because I didnt want them to smell it. Forget about reading books to them too. It breaks my heart. I wont give up tho- but its a constant struggle.
I feel so bad, I can’t imagine how painful that would be for you, but in a way they can be your light at the end of the tunnel so to speak, you can fight this for them if not for yourself, wishing you all the best in tackling this beast, how long have you been suffering from bb?
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Ahaha thank you! Thank you so much yeah I didn’t want to sound too corny either but i couldn’t help writing down my thoughts and sharing them with you guys, thought what better audience than people who go through the same thing and get it you know? And I am so glad to hear you’re starting to feel like your old self again and improving emotionally it is really hard but give yourself credit for not giving up! I figure that life won’t stop for anything so might as well fight with all we’ve got, Great thing you went to uni and didn’t let this hold you back as you’ve said you didn’t regret it which makes your decision so worthwhile, thank you I hope your studies go well too! I was thinking of taking my impacted wisdom tooth out soon (have dentist routine appt in November so planning to tell him then) as I heard it could be contributing and even if it doesn’t work one more thing to cross out the list, so I could maybe join in January instead of next September as it would give me time for the wisdom tooth, best of luckGeoffrey wrote:Hate sounding corny but this post is so heartwarming. You seem like a genuine person who although may be struggling themselves, wants nothing more to help other people and I really admire that. As for University, you should just go for it, don't bother deferring. I too was hesitant about uni, the thought of being in small rooms and the thought of having to interact with alot of new people made me anxious. However im 6 months in (currently on mid semester break) and dont regret a thing, uni is great, especially if you're doing something you're passionate about! I too have held back on pursuing things in life because of bad breath, but i'm now trying to overcome that fear and I've been feeling a lot happier these past months. I'm starting to feel the way i did before i let this condition overcome me. You're right, there are people I've read stories about who have it 10x worse than me, they fill up entire rooms, have people around them constantly making remarks. Compared to them, i have it great and its something i try to think about when this condition gets me down. I truly wish you the best and hope your studies go well!!
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can completely feel your pain. Ur not alone
I have the aim of working in wind power energy systems. My grand parents are from agriculture background . Though my parents are in city i grew most of time in village(country side)
I always used to look at their struggle and had a thought of helping them. Then i came to knew that this wind energy can help them in a way.
So i kept it as a passion from my childhood.
I took that course in this term and opted out as i cant concentrate due to this problem and all persons giving freaking looks at me.
It is indeed a very difficult subject which needs guidance .No one can do it without guidance .
This ****ing thing is ruining out my passion.
I am also planning to just stop for next term and find out what the ***k is causing this. Have to look at it.
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I am sorry to hear that nenis, I can sympathise with you about not being able to concentrate in lectures as I have experienced this year even if there weren’t reactions or anything this problem would always persistently be at the back of my head which is a shame because I feel like we are somehow achieving half of what we’re truly capable of (because we can’t fully focus or study or work with this issue always being present in all aspects of life) and that is what made me rethink my decision of continuing my studies however I have come to the conclusion that I have to fight harder and will be trying to go to uni in January instead of September as I wanted to have my wisdom tooth out to see if it helps anything. Believe me when I say I know how you feel especially about this destroying your passions but I need to tell you that I think you should give it a go, easier said than done but think about how happy you will be once you’ve finished the course and got through it, you’ll feel stronger please try to at least see if you can handle the guidance and if you could do your lectures in private it might help. Best of lucknenis wrote:Hey lolla .....
can completely feel your pain. Ur not alone
I have the aim of working in wind power energy systems. My grand parents are from agriculture background . Though my parents are in city i grew most of time in village(country side)
I always used to look at their struggle and had a thought of helping them. Then i came to knew that this wind energy can help them in a way.
So i kept it as a passion from my childhood.
I took that course in this term and opted out as i cant concentrate due to this problem and all persons giving freaking looks at me.
It is indeed a very difficult subject which needs guidance .No one can do it without guidance .
This ****ing thing is ruining out my passion.
I am also planning to just stop for next term and find out what the ***k is causing this. Have to look at it.