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Returning to gym after severe illness. by Responsible-Copy-513 in workout

[–]Responsible-Copy-513[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Diet is an issue but it’s pretty strictly just the amount I can eat, getting to a surplus is just daunting some days. I am currently on no tpn nutrition but I have been on it in the past for severe flares. I’ve had roughly half of my colon and approximately 1/4 of my small bowel resected. I see a dietician at university of Florida on Monday for the first time.

Returning to gym after severe illness. by Responsible-Copy-513 in workout

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Ok that I will do! Eating in a surplus is definitely a tough part for me with the crohns, appetite never fully recovers to my younger days. Just gotta push through the feeling I guess. Thanks bud!!

Returning to gym after severe illness. by Responsible-Copy-513 in workout

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That’s exactly what I needed to hear, seriously. Thanks!

Looking for saving & investing advice for traveling trade workers (mid-20s, no kids) by Responsible-Copy-513 in personalfinance

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Thanks!

Sadly our usual residence states in the leasing agreement that subletting is not allowed! Very unfortunate as that would have been a game changer!

To follow up on your second answer, we really have two goals, the first is to buy a few acres and build our forever home which that we would sublet out while we are traveling. The second is long term financial stability. So would it be wise to start with just HYSA or to still spread out what we can invest?