Prix560

quote:

---

Still don’t know who this is.

---

Google is your friend.

I would never purposely end my life as it goes against my beliefs, but I completely understand ending ones life due to certain circumstances.
Ive had RA for over 22 years. This year in particular has been one of the worst ever. I told my wife I won't go looking for death, but I will welcome it.
As long as I can be a net positive to my family I will provide for them, but the moment I start hurting them I going to have to think about my future. I will not become a burden.

Have had RA for over 22 years. I'm at my wits end and all the modern biologic meds seemed to quit working.
Getting ready for work is a chore, and any life outside of work is non-existent.
I've contacted a couple functional medicine clinics, and one seems promising. Has anyone had any success with one of these?
I don't want to be scammed as the are talking $4k to $8k.

I understood the solution to be look in the mirror at yourself, your community, and to quit blaming other races for your situation and cops for your death tolls.

That solution works for all of us in just about all circumstances, but very rarely adopted.

As far as glove fix....soak in white vinegar if it has mildew. Scrub, rinse it let it dry....then make him use the stinky glove at practice until the smell goes away.

That's what I did to my son 10+ years ago.

quote:

---

do you like rpgs, 

---

I really liked Skyrim, Fallout stuff like that.

Ok....I saw this one on a list, and God of War Ragnarok. I did enjoy GoW on the PS4 back in the day.

I will look into Ghost of T.

Thanks for the recommendation

My grandfather dropped as part of the 17th Airborne on Christmas Eve. Earned 2 purple hearts over there, and was one of the greatest men i ever knew.

They are fat shaming us.

quote:

---

The idea of another man holding and playing with my children while I'm out of the picture would infuriate me more than what he was doing in bed with my wife.

---

I'm one of those guys. You best hope she picks a man that will help raise the kids properly, rather than one that breaks them down mentally or physically.

My step children who I raised as my own are adults. I consider it an honor that I was chosen to raise them, and that they look to me for advice, help, and to walk them down the isle.