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gymnopedies
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Can't wait for next release, I hope you are doing okay The_Alex <3
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Nope... not planning on abandoning this. Just struggling with health issues.
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Getting better thx! But still not able to really work. 80% of the day I have to stay in bed. And my laptop is not capable of rendering...
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I am obliged to ask as a member who liked your AVN and also as a human, how are you? Or rather, what is happening to you?
gymnopedies
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getting better thats good, i wish you wellGetting better thx! But still not able to really work. 80% of the day I have to stay in bed. And my laptop is not capable of rendering...
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Thx for asking!
This year doesn't seem to be my year. At the turn of the year, I had heart problems. No heart attack or anything like that, but it was enough to force me to take a break from my day job and my side job. And it was (and still is) very scary. Unfortunately, I still don't have a final diagnosis.
For the last few weeks, I've been dealing with "just" a slipped disc (not sure if that's the right term... spinal problems).
Since this week, I've been able to do something other than lie down again. However, I can't stand or even sit for very long, and my biggest problem at the moment is the availability of specialists. The earliest appointment I can get right now is in September, and I don't plan on taking it easy until then. Still, I have to be careful because if I don't do the right thing during recovery, I could trigger another incident at any time.
All in all, it's nothing dramatic – but it's enough to prevent me from pursuing my hobby (developing the game).
jackdanniels
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Godspeed, man, everything will be alright.Thx for asking!
This year doesn't seem to be my year. At the turn of the year, I had heart problems. No heart attack or anything like that, but it was enough to force me to take a break from my day job and my side job. And it was (and still is) very scary. Unfortunately, I still don't have a final diagnosis.
For the last few weeks, I've been dealing with "just" a slipped disc (not sure if that's the right term... spinal problems).
Since this week, I've been able to do something other than lie down again. However, I can't stand or even sit for very long, and my biggest problem at the moment is the availability of specialists. The earliest appointment I can get right now is in September, and I don't plan on taking it easy until then. Still, I have to be careful because if I don't do the right thing during recovery, I could trigger another incident at any time.
All in all, it's nothing dramatic – but it's enough to prevent me from pursuing my hobby (developing the game).
gymnopedies
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I understand you. I suffer from the same lumbar hernia. The only thing that makes me feel better is, believe it or not, regular workout. What helps me the most on a daily basis is doing the camel-cat yoga position just 10 times every morning. It's the only medically proven way to reduce friction between the discs. I hope you recover soon from mountain sickness... (the mountain of years we've been carrying around, lol).
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Mountain sickness, yup that sounds familiar!
Right now I do workouts three times a day. But these damn discs take their time to recover. I managed to get an appointment at a specialist next week. I think the next step will be some MRI snapshots and the we will see. But I think the only thing that will help right now is patience. But many thx for the advice!