What is this shit, did something bite me?

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Wtf is this shit
 

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Maybe mosquitos?
 
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cancer:eek:
 
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@slop slinger rate.
 
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Übermogger said:
I Doubt it is
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Accepting a cancer diagnosis can be an incredibly challenging and emotional process. It's important to give yourself time to process your emotions and seek support from loved ones, medical professionals, and mental health professionals. Here are some steps that might help you come to terms with your diagnosis:

  1. Allow Yourself to Feel: Give yourself permission to feel a range of emotions, including shock, fear, anger, sadness, and uncertainty. These emotions are natural responses to a significant diagnosis.
  2. Gather Information: Educate yourself about your specific type of cancer, treatment options, and potential outcomes. Having accurate information can help reduce anxiety and uncertainty.
  3. Seek Medical Guidance: Consult with your healthcare team to understand your diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment plan. Ask questions and voice your concerns to make informed decisions about your care.
  4. Build a Support System: Reach out to friends, family, and loved ones who can provide emotional support. Sharing your feelings with those who care about you can help alleviate feelings of isolation.
  5. Mental Health Support: Consider speaking to a mental health professional or counselor who specializes in cancer-related issues. They can help you navigate your emotions and provide coping strategies.
  6. Join Support Groups: Connecting with others who are going through similar experiences can be comforting and reassuring. Support groups can offer valuable insights and a sense of community.
  7. Focus on What You Can Control: While the diagnosis might be out of your control, there are aspects you can manage, such as making informed treatment choices, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and seeking emotional support.
  8. Practice Self-Care: Prioritize self-care by engaging in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. This can help improve your overall well-being during treatment.
  9. Stay Positive: Cultivate a positive mindset, but also allow yourself to acknowledge the difficult moments. A balance between optimism and realism can help you cope effectively.
  10. Acceptance Takes Time: Acceptance of your diagnosis might not happen overnight. It's a process that varies for each person. Be patient with yourself and give yourself the time you need.
  11. Write or Journal: Expressing your feelings through writing or journaling can be therapeutic and help you process your thoughts and emotions.
  12. Plan for the Future: While focusing on the present is important, consider planning for your future as well. This might involve discussing your wishes with your loved ones and making necessary arrangements.
Remember that you're not alone in this journey. Reach out for help and surround yourself with a strong support system. Each person's experience with cancer is unique, and the goal is to find ways to cope that work best for you.
 
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Abhorrence said:
Accepting a cancer diagnosis can be an incredibly challenging and emotional process. It's important to give yourself time to process your emotions and seek support from loved ones, medical professionals, and mental health professionals. Here are some steps that might help you come to terms with your diagnosis:

  1. Allow Yourself to Feel: Give yourself permission to feel a range of emotions, including shock, fear, anger, sadness, and uncertainty. These emotions are natural responses to a significant diagnosis.
  2. Gather Information: Educate yourself about your specific type of cancer, treatment options, and potential outcomes. Having accurate information can help reduce anxiety and uncertainty.
  3. Seek Medical Guidance: Consult with your healthcare team to understand your diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment plan. Ask questions and voice your concerns to make informed decisions about your care.
  4. Build a Support System: Reach out to friends, family, and loved ones who can provide emotional support. Sharing your feelings with those who care about you can help alleviate feelings of isolation.
  5. Mental Health Support: Consider speaking to a mental health professional or counselor who specializes in cancer-related issues. They can help you navigate your emotions and provide coping strategies.
  6. Join Support Groups: Connecting with others who are going through similar experiences can be comforting and reassuring. Support groups can offer valuable insights and a sense of community.
  7. Focus on What You Can Control: While the diagnosis might be out of your control, there are aspects you can manage, such as making informed treatment choices, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and seeking emotional support.
  8. Practice Self-Care: Prioritize self-care by engaging in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. This can help improve your overall well-being during treatment.
  9. Stay Positive: Cultivate a positive mindset, but also allow yourself to acknowledge the difficult moments. A balance between optimism and realism can help you cope effectively.
  10. Acceptance Takes Time: Acceptance of your diagnosis might not happen overnight. It's a process that varies for each person. Be patient with yourself and give yourself the time you need.
  11. Write or Journal: Expressing your feelings through writing or journaling can be therapeutic and help you process your thoughts and emotions.
  12. Plan for the Future: While focusing on the present is important, consider planning for your future as well. This might involve discussing your wishes with your loved ones and making necessary arrangements.
Remember that you're not alone in this journey. Reach out for help and surround yourself with a strong support system. Each person's experience with cancer is unique, and the goal is to find ways to cope that work best for you.
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Stop using chatgpt
 
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Abhorrence said:
Accepting a cancer diagnosis can be an incredibly challenging and emotional process. It's important to give yourself time to process your emotions and seek support from loved ones, medical professionals, and mental health professionals. Here are some steps that might help you come to terms with your diagnosis:

  1. Allow Yourself to Feel: Give yourself permission to feel a range of emotions, including shock, fear, anger, sadness, and uncertainty. These emotions are natural responses to a significant diagnosis.
  2. Gather Information: Educate yourself about your specific type of cancer, treatment options, and potential outcomes. Having accurate information can help reduce anxiety and uncertainty.
  3. Seek Medical Guidance: Consult with your healthcare team to understand your diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment plan. Ask questions and voice your concerns to make informed decisions about your care.
  4. Build a Support System: Reach out to friends, family, and loved ones who can provide emotional support. Sharing your feelings with those who care about you can help alleviate feelings of isolation.
  5. Mental Health Support: Consider speaking to a mental health professional or counselor who specializes in cancer-related issues. They can help you navigate your emotions and provide coping strategies.
  6. Join Support Groups: Connecting with others who are going through similar experiences can be comforting and reassuring. Support groups can offer valuable insights and a sense of community.
  7. Focus on What You Can Control: While the diagnosis might be out of your control, there are aspects you can manage, such as making informed treatment choices, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and seeking emotional support.
  8. Practice Self-Care: Prioritize self-care by engaging in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. This can help improve your overall well-being during treatment.
  9. Stay Positive: Cultivate a positive mindset, but also allow yourself to acknowledge the difficult moments. A balance between optimism and realism can help you cope effectively.
  10. Acceptance Takes Time: Acceptance of your diagnosis might not happen overnight. It's a process that varies for each person. Be patient with yourself and give yourself the time you need.
  11. Write or Journal: Expressing your feelings through writing or journaling can be therapeutic and help you process your thoughts and emotions.
  12. Plan for the Future: While focusing on the present is important, consider planning for your future as well. This might involve discussing your wishes with your loved ones and making necessary arrangements.
Remember that you're not alone in this journey. Reach out for help and surround yourself with a strong support system. Each person's experience with cancer is unique, and the goal is to find ways to cope that work best for you.
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Man how is this shit cancer jfl
 
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Übermogger said:
Mmmm cope i just have bite marks
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If you dont take it seriously after 4months your leg will look like the body of monster from game RE2 and will die painfully
 
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iam good boy said:
If you dont take it seriously after 4months your leg will look like the body the monster from game RE2 and will die painfully
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Ok ik its not bone shit jfl
 
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Gonthar said:
First of all, wtf is with those legs?
Get rid of the hair, train them to become muscular and get a tan.
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Ok but what is this shit, it itches
 
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Gonthar said:
Probably from insects, mosquitoes, bed bugs, spiders, etc.
Just get some DDT...
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Alright makes sense, im chill then, whats DDT
 
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Übermogger said:
I live in a good home, ion have those
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Some of these bugs can be very small and sneaky - they hide during the day and come up only at night to bite you...
 
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BigJimsWornOutTires said:
Bedbugs. It's what happens when you live in filth. Ngl.
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I live in a very clean home
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Some of these bugs can be very small and sneaky - they hide during the day and come up only at night to bite you...
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Man this shit happened after going to a moroccan house and hanging with them, they only bring bs holy fuck
 
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@Gonthar i dont see whats fun about it
 
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Übermogger said:
I live in a very clean home

Man this shit happened after going to a moroccan house and hanging with them, they only bring bs holy fuck
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bedbugs
 
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