Thank you for your warm words all the time

Looks like a long time on the sideline, and I get really frustrated and sad with everything. Dealing with something chronic comes with a heavy toll on the mind

Peeing blood, so anemia from peeing blood

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Can't take iron because my condition already makes iron tablets dangerous for me, and, not anemic enough for blood transfusions

It's a lifelong genetic condition, but lately they've come up with flare ups and complications

Thank you 🙏🙏

Thanks a million, I appreciate it

Thank you

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Not just cockroach but skeleton as well. I think maybe people who are veterinary doctors or scientists would require these drawings, but these things basically don't work in Nigeria. Most of what we use

Beautiful view, I see that in the first picture, someone out a chair where people can just watch and get a front row view of the flowing stream

Health and life issues can also contribute to burnouts, sometimes people are emotionally tired

Seems like it was a really good decision to cut ties @tipu curate

Almost everyone in Nigeria doing a 9 to 5 actually needs the work they're doing, except for people who owns their businesses and work for themselves.

I think a lot of jobs are just meant to sustain people instead of making them financially free. I heard that in the 80s people managed to build their own homes and bought their own cars with their 9 to

Lol I think a lot of people manage to withstand their toxic working environment. 90% of jobs in Nigeria is toxic, and some people will prefer to continue getting paid, whether the environment is toxic

Examples are teaching jobs in Nigeria. My boss back then had a lot of people willing to work, so anyone can actually replace you, and we usually lived in the fear of being replaced, and because of that

I had one like that, I worked there for 7 years and became very sick during the last few weeks. I retired from the job, I was sick for over one month though and I never went back to the job.