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iamrayuu OP t1_j2b5di5 wrote

I called her within the same 5 minutes I was processing my F up and I offered to come back in and make up for the time lost and continue to help, but she said there was no need.

I also offered over a formal email to work with them if they needed me or to make up the time which was also declined. I’m just gonna be receiving an attendance point which can rack up enough to get me fired but I am not worried about that as I know I am usually pretty good nowadays as far as my attendance goes!

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molossus99 t1_j2b4ule wrote

You fucked up big time and hopefully your current gf will move on as she deserves better and you deserve to feel the full weight of the damage you caused. It’s wasn’t just a mistake. It was a deliberate choice to betray your gf. Learn from this. Never cheat. Ever. I’m crossing my fingers she has the sense to not try to stay with you — it’s terrible from the perspective of the one being cheated on.

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SmoothJazziz1 t1_j2b4jrb wrote

Given your age I would say that is highly unlikely you have colon cancer (CC). Everything I've read and heard posits that CC typically presents after 40. I'm positive there are exceptions but at this point I would say get bloodwork, a thorough exam and a colonoscopy as soon as you can. Bleeding is a sign something is wrong, but it could just be something that's easily treatable like hemorrhoids, or a bowel disorder that can be managed with a change in diet/medication.

I am a CC survivor; I was diagnosed in 2009, had resection surgery in 2010 and I am typing this to you today. CC is typically a slow growing cancer and can be treated without chemo/radiation if it is caught early on. My Oncologist estimated mine had been growing for 4/5 years before it presented symptoms.

When my family broke the news of the diagnosis to me, my very first response was, "Ok, what do we have to do next? Whatever you do, stay positive regardless of the results, as worrying, in itself, can cause health issues. In the meantime: evaluate your diet, eliminate as much junk food as you can, increase your intake of vegetables/fruit and exercise. Maintaining a healthy diet and exercise program is the key to increasing your chances of fighting off whatever you are diagnosed with.

Let us know how things turn out and have as happy of a New Year as you can.

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Impressive_Teach9188 t1_j2b2qf6 wrote

Also in the future if you eat fatty foods before taking them it will increase the effects. Personally I recommend a scoop of peanut butter right before taking an edible because it's high in good fats and allows the marijuana to be absorbed by you system easier (also I'm a huge peanut butter lover)

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