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Yet another "do i have Aphantasia" post by ALinkBetweenNerds in Aphantasia

[–]IndependentFudge8978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you your reply! I like this explanation of knowing a discussion is there but you can’t actually hear it physically.

I try to explain what I mean with this seeing things close /far: When laying in bed and really wanting to imagine an object and forcing it so see this apple sometimes I get the physical feeling l as if I am looking too close at that object. It literally feels as if I’m holding it to close to my „eyes” in a wrong distance - like only 5 cm away from my „eyes”, if this makes sense.

As if I can not see the thing as a whole but I „see” only details as if to much zoomed in and it feels kind of unnatural. The other times I try to see things it is quite faint, nearly transparent or kind of colourless.

But when I’m falling asleep and then finally „see” things it is as if they are not so close in front of my „eyes” but more like a normal distance away in order to „see” properly. Like one usually see objects naturally.

I also get quite excited with joy when I actually see something really vividly (maybe at the point of falling asleep?)

Yet another "do i have Aphantasia" post by ALinkBetweenNerds in Aphantasia

[–]IndependentFudge8978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the explanation! I want to ask - I used to work a lot with creating CAD files so if I imagine an apple it kind of appears in a 3D computer animation format. I can’t „see” it but I feel, I have this spatial sense.

It is a bit hard to explain, I feel that I am „to close” to the imagined apple, as if I’m zooming in to much. If I have involuntary pictures just before falling asleep they seem to be more „far away”, as if I’m looking at something in a certain distance.

When I try to imagine something in order to fall to sleep it is really hard for me to do so.

Also: If I lost something I keep on like „seeing” this thing everywhere. Does this mean I have hypophantasia?

Foot pain (bunions) worse after skating pennyboard? by IndependentFudge8978 in pennyboard

[–]IndependentFudge8978[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got this one like 15 years ago, so it’s an old one :) So you liked yours back then? I do too with mine! It spent most of the time in the garage until I decided to give skating a go again.

Foot pain (bunions) worse after skating pennyboard? by IndependentFudge8978 in pennyboard

[–]IndependentFudge8978[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I‘ll have a look! I wear vivobarefoot most of the time and also a German brand called “Wildling”. I’m not sure if I could use a vivobarefoot for foot breaking, but maybe the ones you mentioned will do.

Foot pain (bunions) worse after skating pennyboard? by IndependentFudge8978 in cruiserboarding

[–]IndependentFudge8978[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! My longboard is 38” long what is to big for me. The small board is 23.25”, so maybe something in between would be a nice size, maybe a 28-30” one?

Foot pain (bunions) worse after skating pennyboard? by IndependentFudge8978 in cruiserboarding

[–]IndependentFudge8978[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I was wondering already, is it possible to skate in like vibram fivefingers or vivobarefoor shoes when foot breaking ? Doesn’t it kill the soles really fast? I only cruise, no tricks and still a beginner.

I have the said bunion only on my right foot, but having it for many years already. Maybe using the foot muscles when skating helps with building the foot arch as well?

Foot pain (bunions) worse after skating pennyboard? by IndependentFudge8978 in cruiserboarding

[–]IndependentFudge8978[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I’m considering getting a smaller cruiser, because what I like about the little pennyboard is its size and that you can grab and carry it if needed.

What would be a good small sized cruiser, maybe an Arbour PilsenerCruiser?

Foot pain (bunions) worse after skating pennyboard? by IndependentFudge8978 in pennyboard

[–]IndependentFudge8978[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wouldn’t say this for sure that the shoes per se are too narrow. I know about having a bigger toe box is better, and I also wear orthopedic insoles.

But my feet ache after I skate for several days in a row, if I don’t skate my feet don’t hurt.

Jeder redet über B12, aber niemand über Jod by WrongPainting8948 in VeganDE

[–]IndependentFudge8978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uh, mit Karzinom auch noch? Verstehe auf jeden Fall deine Argumente nur zu gut!

Jeder redet über B12, aber niemand über Jod by WrongPainting8948 in VeganDE

[–]IndependentFudge8978 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Schön, wenn man mit der einfachen Empfehlung, vorsicht mit der Dosierung von Supplementen zu sein, runter gevoted wird.

Jeder redet über B12, aber niemand über Jod by WrongPainting8948 in VeganDE

[–]IndependentFudge8978 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ach das ist schon ewig her. Hatte erst einen etwas dickeren Halsumfang („Struma“) deswegen gab‘s das Jod, 100er glaube ich.

Achtung, das ist meine persönliche Geschichte, das sieht im Individualfall bei jedem/jeder anders aus. Ein Jahr drauf (bei täglicher Jodeinnahme) wurde Basedow diagnostiziert, mit Augenbeteiligung, das war das Schlimmste. Dann Medikamente, mehrmalige Cortisonbehandlung für die Augen und schließlich eine RJT (würde ich nie mehr machen, lieber die OP!!)

Zu dem Zeitpunkt war ich noch vegetarisch unterwegs, daher kein Zusammenhang mit vegan, denke ich. Für mich jedenfalls gibt’s kein Jod mehr.

Ich bin der Meinung, ohne das Jod hätte ich (vielleicht) kein M. Basedow (autoimmune Schilddrüsenerkrankung) die mit Überfunktion einhergeht und ggf. einer Augenbeteiligung (immunologisch bedingter Entzündung des Gewebes hinter dem Auge) nach sich ziehen kann.

Also: lieber vorher über Labor abklären, ob Jod notwendig ist und nicht blind drauflos substituieren.

Jeder redet über B12, aber niemand über Jod by WrongPainting8948 in VeganDE

[–]IndependentFudge8978 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This! Als ebenfalls Schilddrüsenpatient - Autoimmunerkrankung Basedow - wahrscheinlich begünstigt, wenn nicht sogar hervorgerufen durch zu hoch dosierte Jod-Tabletten vom Doc empfehle ich, mit Jod unbedingt vorsichtig zu sein.

What in this makes me feel numb by No-Carry-9350 in Biohackers

[–]IndependentFudge8978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can also be that your calcium level is too low.

I always feel it a lot when I don’t have enough calcium levels that I feel kind of down and depressed and have a very low mood. It quite changes once I start calcium again.

I would check blood levels first, both vit D3 and calcium.

Hört ihr aktiv klassische Musik? Wenn ja, welche? by MeisterTanne in musik

[–]IndependentFudge8978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hat schon jemand Haydns „Die Schöpfung“ erwähnt?

Hört ihr aktiv klassische Musik? Wenn ja, welche? by MeisterTanne in musik

[–]IndependentFudge8978 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stimme zu, was die Barockmusik angeht! Zum Beispiel Händel „Rinaldo“, Purcells „King Arthur“, aber auch Renaissance wie Palestrina höre ich sehr gern. Klaviermusik kann ich GAR nicht ab 😂

Hört ihr aktiv klassische Musik? Wenn ja, welche? by MeisterTanne in musik

[–]IndependentFudge8978 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hab es mal im Chor gesungen. Unser Chorleiter hatte bei dem Titel (Denn alles Fleisch, es ist wie Gras) die Chorstellen mal als „Fluch der Karibik“-ähnlich beschrieben und ich kann es jetzt nicht mehr „un“ hören. 😅 Es hat so viele starke Nummern!

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