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I am not one to let GH bring me down or significantly change my lifestyle, if I can help it, but I had been cautious after my initial outbreak, as I wanted to strengthen my body and not risk another outbreak so soon.
However, the other night I partied with my regular partner in crime (one of two close gfs whom I have confided in), and decided to push the limits further.
Went out till 5am, danced for hours in tight/skinny jeans, got sweaty, drank my usual alcohol intake for the first time since (at least 3 spirits, 2 beers), smoked (I know, I know), and even made out with a guy (nothing more), and so far, so good, so fingers crossed!
I would never have given any of the above a second thought before, but GH really makes you question what's possible, and makes your usual activities become milestones, lol!
Anyway, while it's true that each of our bodies manages GH differently, just know that you can still more than likely be the same as before. This gives me much hope, and I hope it also helps others who are newly diagnosed and stressing out about what it means to have GH.
Can't wait to achieve other simple "milestones", lol!
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FelizCastus
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sarah2897 FelizCastus
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FelizCastus sarah2897
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ouch109 FelizCastus
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You actually seem to be doing quite well since your OB
You might soon find that life post disgnosis might me not as different from pre diagnosis as you think (just that pesky disclosure bit)
How long has it been since your OB? Seems like a month or so? Hopefully you are going to find any subsequent stuff to be limited in frequency and intensity.
FelizCastus ouch109
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jessb1738 FelizCastus
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FelizCastus jessb1738
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Sorry to hear you're having an outbreak now, btw, and I hope you get over it soon, but six months is a pretty good run! That will be my goal. Or longer. Well, I can hope, at least, haha.
Hormones and stress don't seem to have bothered me yet. God, I'm hoping sex isn't my trigger, as that would totally suck, but that's on hold for now anyway, so I'm not going to worry about that until the time comes.
Anyway, good luck with the new job, recover quickly, and try not to stress about stressing!
jessb1738 FelizCastus
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Thank you very much! X
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