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slarrtibarrtfasst t1_iy8jg5z wrote
Reply to comment by slarrtibarrtfasst in LPT Request: Long history of Alzheimer’s/Dementia in my family, what do I do now to help myself later by ItsYaBoyKevinHere
And the doors too ofc.
slarrtibarrtfasst t1_iy8jen0 wrote
Reply to comment by ItsYaBoyKevinHere in LPT Request: Long history of Alzheimer’s/Dementia in my family, what do I do now to help myself later by ItsYaBoyKevinHere
Dayum Hope you get a good old big red farm
slarrtibarrtfasst t1_iy8e0hv wrote
Reply to LPT Request: Long history of Alzheimer’s/Dementia in my family, what do I do now to help myself later by ItsYaBoyKevinHere
Stay away from the city smoke. Period.
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slarrtibarrtfasst t1_iy23cvo wrote
Reply to LPT if you struggle with depression or other disorders preventing ADLs, you don't have to eat a full meal or even get into the shower in order to have tiny successes. by nip_pickles
I found pollution and thus not being able to exercise the root cause of my depression. Couldn't eat for days, then I changed my residence to a place someqhat away from the city.
And the "Depression" slowly disappeared. Stopped using phone. Like completely. (used forest app first and then some digital detox). Took up running. 6 months in. Feeling good to move on to 2023. I would advice you guys to do the same, but obviously there might be other problems for you. Exercise, connecting with nature, and not staring at the screen for fucking 4 hours at once helps a lot. (I was playing CODM and such games back then)
Edit: do not eat candy bars facepalm
slarrtibarrtfasst t1_ixc5tl5 wrote
Reply to LPT : If you ever want to fall asleep, try listening to story narrations with a calm voice and from personal experience, I find listening to scary story narrations on YouTube helps me get a good afternoon nap or to fall asleep in general so I hope this helps by DrDarkTV
Yep. This helped me for a while. But then I started working out and running long, slow runs, and there was never a day I ran in which I didn't sleep after 11. My eye shuts by itself.
slarrtibarrtfasst t1_iuhbog5 wrote
Reply to LPT how do people have a strong mindset and self-discipline to succeed in life? how do they create so much awareness in life and willingness to learn? by Akashh23_pop
Sometimes, there are things you can't change in your life. Like you just have to learn to forget to try and control them. Forget about things you can't control. Now, you are 26. How many things in your life are really out of your control? Write them down on a paper, and meditate on those things. If you have anger and disappointment deep inside of you, you can drink, distract yourself and do a lot of other things to try and forget it. But paying back your family is what will really solve your problems. Or helping someone else, if you can't help your family. These other things you do will help you overcome the disappointment. And never run away from whatever you are facing. Stand still and observe the things. If you are helpless, and you realise you are helpless, it's better than being helpless and unaware. You are aware that your life is going nowhere. That's a step forward. All you have to do now is to change things. Or "become the man" of your life. Sometimes a small twist is enough, sometimes, a large one. It could do you good, or bad, help you move forward or backward, but as long as there is development, there will be learning. And that my friend is this drunken man's wisdom. Your mind is being beaten down so that when it's time it can go to mother fucking warrrr! Yeahaahhaah baby!
slarrtibarrtfasst t1_j63mnns wrote
Reply to comment by sixft7in in LPT: When trimming your facial hair with an electric razor, line your sink with a paper towel. by Hello_IM_FBI
I don't let my beard grow.