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OBD Convo #58: We are the Heroes of Justice

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Atem said:
Tried to go to bed after work. I work nights, and was on my phone, laying down. Problem is I fought the drowsiness a bit, and I think that might have triggered it. Heart went completely out of sync and started beating like I was on speed, but it wasn't the right kind of beat. I was at over 150 beats per minute, when the ambulance picked me up. And it was getting progressively worse. Since my heart was struggling to get back to normal, and the strain was giving me chest pain. They put me on a drug to slow down my heart-rate, and eventually I got back to the normal rhythm.

All of that only happened because I am one of the lucky ones who can actually notice it, because I am autistic regarding details like that, because if I didn't? It would have kept trying to fix itself until my heart stopped and just gave.
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The human bodyy is a bitch and a half man. Im glad to hear that you got the help you needed.
 
Atem said:
Tried to go to bed after work. I work nights, and was on my phone, laying down. Problem is I fought the drowsiness a bit, and I think that might have triggered it. Heart went completely out of sync and started beating like I was on speed, but it wasn't the right kind of beat. I was at over 150 beats per minute, when the ambulance picked me up. And it was getting progressively worse. Since my heart was struggling to get back to normal, and the strain was giving me chest pain. They put me on a drug to slow down my heart-rate, and eventually I got back to the normal rhythm.

All of that only happened because I am one of the lucky ones who can actually notice it, because I am autistic regarding details like that, because if I didn't? It would have kept trying to fix itself until my heart stopped and just gave.
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Thank god you notice it before it got worse man. Hopefully you can prevent it from happening again if the doctors give you the right medicine and advice.
 
Atem said:
Tried to go to bed after work. I work nights, and was on my phone, laying down. Problem is I fought the drowsiness a bit, and I think that might have triggered it. Heart went completely out of sync and started beating like I was on speed, but it wasn't the right kind of beat. I was at over 150 beats per minute, when the ambulance picked me up. And it was getting progressively worse. Since my heart was struggling to get back to normal, and the strain was giving me chest pain. They put me on a drug to slow down my heart-rate, and eventually I got back to the normal rhythm.

All of that only happened because I am one of the lucky ones who can actually notice it, because I am autistic regarding details like that, because if I didn't? It would have kept trying to fix itself until my heart stopped and just gave.
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I'd cut out the phone at least an hour before you sleep. The blue light can fuck with your circadian rhythm. Try reading a book. Of course I do it with my computer way too often but the phones are really bad.
 
Guys, if you could watch this video for just 10 minutes and leave a commend ,I'd appreciate it. It could use the help. It's a good look at how you should do plot twists.

 
Atem said:
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Atem said:
Tried to go to bed after work. I work nights, and was on my phone, laying down. Problem is I fought the drowsiness a bit, and I think that might have triggered it. Heart went completely out of sync and started beating like I was on speed, but it wasn't the right kind of beat. I was at over 150 beats per minute, when the ambulance picked me up. And it was getting progressively worse. Since my heart was struggling to get back to normal, and the strain was giving me chest pain. They put me on a drug to slow down my heart-rate, and eventually I got back to the normal rhythm.

All of that only happened because I am one of the lucky ones who can actually notice it, because I am autistic regarding details like that, because if I didn't? It would have kept trying to fix itself until my heart stopped and just gave.
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Hope you fully recover,do you have heart problems or this was a first time thing?
 
Regular-Nothing Eric said:
Yeah I agree.

Disney and American animated movies actually used to be THE best in the entire world from the 1930's up until the mid-2000's.

It was only about two decades ago when the Hollywood animation industry started falling off to the point of sucking all kinds of dicks and asses right now.
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Old Disney is one of the best way for me to connect with both my niece and nephew even now.

Especially once I started showing them the Disney I grew up with.

Finished playing the first Kingdom Hearts with them (had to beat the Hades Cup and Sephiroth for them lol)

And we watched Alice in Wonderland this weekend.

Tied with Aladdin and Little Mermaid for my favorite Disney movie
 
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Atem said:
I have to cut out cigarettes and energy drinks entirely now, though. Coffee and tea is okay in moderation.

New daily heart meds and blood thinners, because my condition increases the likelihood of blood clots/strokes.
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damn hope the treatment goes well
 
@Masterblack06 @Cubey @Uoruk @Adamant soul

Made a note today of how every Traptrix decks use Parallel exceed and thought to myself why I don’t use it more often.

Up to now, only deck I ever used it before was Salamangreat

Went and tested it in Orcust and it works fantastically with the new Link 1 GalateA-I as another outlet for making easy Links Climbs as a Link 2 summon all by itself.

Only thing I got to be careful about is not resolving any Orcust monster’s or Crescendo’s graveyard effect on the same turn, otherwise it’s dead in hand since I’ll be locked into only summoning Dark monsters for the whole turn.

Seriously, in almost any deck that uses Link 1s, play this card. It’s cracked

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