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Oh dear! I hope you get feeling better soon! If it helps, I've always found that taking walks with someone else (Or a pet!) is much nicer than going alone. Having someone to have a conversation with is always a nice way to pass a walk. If there happens to be any nature walks or parks in at least driving range, it's a whole lot nicer see all of the lovely green foliage and wildlife than asphalt.

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If you have a camera, I can also suggest going on long walks to scenic places to take pictures. I do that every now and then. If you live in a city, it could be harder tough. But bring somebody! Walking alone is never particularly fun.

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Teigan wrote:Got the blood tests back. It's not liver or kidney failure. So, it's not anything serious. But, still a wakeup call.

At least some good news.

Feel better soon, and take care of yourself. Swelling feet is definitely bad.

You should probably try to do a combination of 1-4 anyway, just to make sure that you don't suffer any possible adverse effects later on down the line.

Palladiamorsdeus wrote:You should probably try to do a combination of 1-4 anyway, just to make sure that you don't suffer any possible adverse effects later on down the line.

I'M TRYING, I'M TRY-...
Oh. You mean her.

Always good to eat well, exercise and not smoke.

I'm glad it doesn't appear to be anything serious! But yeah, it can be a wakeup call. I always say we should all try to take the best care of our bodies as possible (since we only get one), but I'm definitely not the best example. While I don't smoke or drink, I have been gaining weight slowly but surely, and haven't been exercising as much. But, my friend and I started doing yoga a couple weeks ago and I actually really like it! Now I just have to try to eat better. I find myself making better food decisions here and there. For example, I'm giving up pop in favor of tea and coffee. I can't quit the caffeine, but I can try to at least cut out the high fructose corn syrup. It's the little decisions like that that can really add up. You don't have to go on some crash diet right away, just cut one thing out or change it to a better option and over time, you'll find yourself making more and more of those "little" decisions.

Good luck, girl! I'm rootin' for ya! <3

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Teigan wrote:I'm going to try that Chantix stuff to quit smoking. Doc thinks it's free thru the state-sponsored quitting program, which is good. I've tried the nicotine replacements and it hasn't worked that well, so new tactic.

I'm doing the gum-tactic myself. They hand it out for free at the hospital.
It's not working very well for me, but hey, it's the thought that counts, right?

Much love for Teigan always! xoxo - I hope your doing better, I trust you will be fine

glad to hear good results Teig. You got me thinking now that maybe I should talk to a DR. But i have the same problems, smoking, too much fluff (according to Mrs Ves I'm not fat, I'm fluffy) and too little excercise. As Saturo said, walking with a camera is a great way to pass the time and if you are stuck in an urban jungle, look for interesting architecture to photo.

Aww Teigs! I'm really glad to hear it's not serious and I'm even gladder to hear you'll be taking care of yourself so it won't happen again, but damn! You gave me a scare with that title!! D: