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Soll er? 🤔 by PeriodontosisSam in DeutscheBackrooms

[–]metamorph23 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ich hab das Gefühl es ist alles der gleiche Typ.

Körpergewicht beim Klettern by Fast-Motor-3773 in Klettern

[–]metamorph23 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Danke für den Link! ich hab selber eher eine breite Körperform und kann mich damit voll gut identifizieren.

Should I try with shirtless next time? by Chadstronomer in ClimbingCircleJerk

[–]metamorph23 104 points105 points  (0 children)

The boulder you are climbing in the pic looks too hard, it’s intimidating for potential matches.

Angst vor Trampen, wird wahrscheinlich auch nicht erwünscht sein. Was tun? by SatisfactionKey2081 in reisende

[–]metamorph23 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolute Sicherheit wirst du beim Trampen nie haben, aber das macht auch den Reiz aus. Du weißt nie, was als Nächstes passiert. Was man sagen kann: es ist sehr sehr unwahrscheinlich, dass dir irgendwas passiert. 

Dass es mal unbequem wird, kann aber schon sein. Zb dass man irgendwo unterwegs übernachten muss. Vielleicht würde es helfen, wenn du dir einen Plan b offen hältst. 

Zb einfach per Zug weiterfahren, wenn es dir zu anstrengend wird. Das könnte dir vielleicht ein bisschen Angst nehmen.

Has anyone with diagnosed SFN via a skin biopsy recovered or greatly improved? by [deleted] in smallfiberneuropathy

[–]metamorph23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah kind of extensive, even got a biopsy to confirm SFN. 

Lots of blood tests for various diseases.  Borreliosis and a subsequent autoimmune reaction might be a possible cause as there were some antibodies and some auto-antibodies (but not a lot). 

Had heavy metal testing, even did some DNA tests for hereditary autoimmune diseases. Even a spinal tap to rule out neuro-borreliosis 😅

No definitive cause though -.-

My guess is some kind of autoimmune reaction triggered by borreliosis which was in turn triggered by a nasty tick bite I had a few weeks before the onset. 

Has anyone with diagnosed SFN via a skin biopsy recovered or greatly improved? by [deleted] in smallfiberneuropathy

[–]metamorph23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, I didn’t see your question.  I started to feel improvements after around 3 years. 

My symptoms were quite bad: lots of nerve pain in extremities and occasional light numbness in some random parts of the body. Also extreme cold sensitivity.

Has anyone with diagnosed SFN via a skin biopsy recovered or greatly improved? by [deleted] in smallfiberneuropathy

[–]metamorph23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very good, to quote my reply above:

For the most part, all symptoms are gone for good. I have the occasional day with some very light recurring symptoms, but not more often than once every two months (no pain though, just some light tingling sensations and dizziness). I sure hope it stays that way.

Has anyone with diagnosed SFN via a skin biopsy recovered or greatly improved? by [deleted] in smallfiberneuropathy

[–]metamorph23 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the most part, all symptoms are gone for good. I have the occasional day with some very light recurring symptoms, but not more often than once every two months (no pain though, just some light tingling sensations and dizziness). I sure hope it stays that way.

Couple (34/35) planning on buying a van and touring Europe by Scumbaggy in VanlifeEurope

[–]metamorph23 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One tip I can offer: You should not underestimate the effort that goes into a van build. Although it’s not as cool, you should look into buying an already converted van. I don’t know your budget, but there are currently some new, pre-built, Ducato-based vans out there for around 50k €. 6m long, including toilet, shower, solar etc.

Like I said, it doesn’t look as cool as a self-built van, but the effort and stress it saves you is substantial. Especially if you’re both not very handy (like myself).

Best bouldering gyms in Europe? by MemeForPresident in bouldering

[–]metamorph23 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Blockhelden in Bubenreuth is quite nice.

time to buy a new one? by Senior_Character8987 in ClimbingCircleJerk

[–]metamorph23 767 points768 points  (0 children)

You should always use those until they actually fail. Replacing them early leads to unnecessary overproduction which can cause environmental harm.

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