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r/AlAnon•

He was a raging alcoholic before. Drinking away almost all of his waking hours. 2 months ago he was diagnozed with liver disease and hospitalized. Released after 15 days of treatment and remained almost sober for 2 months. But now he has started drinking again albiet in lower amounts.

What am i looking at here? What are the risks to his health? Is there a way to stop him from drinking? It is not just a disruption to his health but to our lives too since he becomes unbearable when drunk. I am seriously just, i don't even know.

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r/stopdrinking•

He was a raging alcoholic before. Drinking away almost all of his waking hours. 2 months ago he was diagnozed with liver disease and hospitalized. Released after 15 days of treatment and remained almost sober for 2 months. But now he has started drinking again albiet in lower amounts.

What am i looking at here? What are the risks to his health? Is there a way to stop him from drinking? It is not just a disruption to his health but to our lives too since he becomes unbearable when drunk. I am seriously just, i don't even know.

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r/HeartDisease•

He had a minor heart attack in 1996. Ever since then he has been taking medication for it and living quite a healthy lifestyle. He is 72 now but very active for his age with good stamina.

3 days ago he felt dizzy in the bathroom and fell down injuring his head after which he could not sleep and felt very nauseated. He suspected it to be a heart attack. We took him to the hospital where they figured it was not a heart attack. But his blood sugar had been high for 3 months(hb1ac). He was never diagnozed as diabetic before. But his ecg was irregular so an angiogram was done,which revealed one of his arteries was naturally smaller than normal. One was 100% blocked and others were blocked in 70-

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r/Braincels•

I mean, is this how people are born, how i was born? A man putting is ding dong between a woman's hips. The idea seems so otherworldy and plain weird. I still can't believe most people do something this strange. I am sounding like a teenager but i am fucking 25 and i can't get over how disgusting, strange and weird sexual act is.

Anyone else has this problem?

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r/Braincels•

Ever since i stopped growing i believed i was somewhere 5'11-6'1 range. Since every guy shorter than me in my family and friend circle believed themselves to be 5'8-6'. Also i am taller than the average guy on the streets in my city. But i got measured and guess what slightly taller than 5'10 lol. I'd be a fucking manlet in western countries lmao.

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r/failed_Normies•

I am 25. I don't even understand where to begin. Even in college my friend group had 0 foids. I have no problem interacting with them. But if they are hot or if i see them as a romantic prospect i lose my shit and btfo. Now i am out of college, NEET and its impossible now.

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r/Braincels•

Some of the keys in my oldcel laptop have stopped working. Specifically the b, n, caps, volume up and one of the control keys.

When i opened my laptop after an year of no use these keys had stopped working. Then i got it fixed and repaired by some guy(for other problems, basically a motherboard repair) and the keys started working. But then they started going on and off until today, now they have completely stopped working again.

Fuck. My exams to escape neetdom and become a wagecuck is in a few days and i need the keyboard for typing. I don't think it is a dirt problem since when these keys go off they do it together and they come back together too which is strange. Is it a software issue

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r/Braincels•

So r/laptops has decided to ghost me just like every foid in my life. So here i am.

I got windows 10 installed on my laptop from a local vendor. Today i accidently set the bios settings to default and "boot device not detected" error appeared. In boot settings i set the boot option from UEFI to legacy mode since notebook hard drive option was not even avialable in UEFI but it was in legacy. Uefi was set to "os manager" as boot device. Now that i have set it to legacy windows is booting fine.

My question is, how do i get notebook hard drive to appear in UEFI since it seems to be the recommended boot option for windows 8 and above. Or should i just leave it at legacy

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r/laptops•

So i got windows installed on my hp pavillion laptop from a vendor(local laptop mechanic). Today i accidently set the bios settings to default and "no boot device" error popped up. I checked the bios and the notebook hard drive was not an option in uefi boot mode(os manager was first option) . I changed it to legacy mode where it was an option and now windows is booting up fine.

My question is how do i get notebook hard drive as an option in uefi mode or should i keep the settings as they are? Is there any benefit to booting in default uefi mode instead of legacy mode?

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