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Hey iedereen,

Na ruim 10 jaar in de zorg te hebben gewerkt, merk ik dat het hoogtijd is voor iets anders. Ik ben M33 jaar en sta op een punt waarop ik een duurzame carrièreswitch wil maken buiten de klassieke verpleegkunde.

Mijn voornaamste redenen om te willen veranderen:

Gebrek aan uitdaging: Ik zoek meer (intellectuele) prikkels en autonomie. Ik wil opnieuw problemen kunnen oplossen en expertise opbouwen, in plaats van steeds voorschriften uit te voeren binnen een sector die alleen maar meer onder druk komt te staan.

Onregelmatige uren: Ik ben klaar met het constante weekendwerk, de avondposten en werken op feestdagen. Ik zoek een betere work-life balans met meer voorspelbaarheid. Ik

NEW ACHIEVEMENT!!!:

"Fabled beardless overachiever: On this momentous day, Axel, the valiant adventurer, turns the mystical age of 33, his journey through the labyrinth of life laden with tales of bravery and, - whispers in the shadows suggest-, his hauntingly beautiful, velvety soft, and dare I say, seductively sexy feet. Legend has it that with each step, the ground quivers in envy beneath his divine tread. May his path ahead be lined with silk and satin, and may he continue to bewitch the world with the allure of his tantalizing tootsies, leaving all who encounter them forever entranced and spellbound by their unearthly erotic charm.

Yet, amidst his feats, one challenge remains unmet: t

I just bought my dreambike! I have loved the design and specs of this bike since I first saw it and always wanted to buy one. I saved up and finnaly was able to do so. It's from 2007 and used but it's in mint condition with 32.000km. One problem is that the abs isn't working but I will find a way to fix that. One other problem is that i found out that the bike has a 17liter tank but it only has a range of 200km's. Would changing the gearing (like dropping 3 teeth at the rear wheel) make a big difference?

I used to be riding a yamaha thundercat YZF600R from 2003 and always loved that bike but now it's time to say goodbye.

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As title says tonight I'm 4 days clean after 2,5years (5months almost daily use). I opted for the cold turkey route I knew what was coming but I figured that as bad as it gets it's best for me to feel it all the way as a deterrent. The first 3 days were hell (RLS, sweating,cold, NO energy, anhedonic,...) but today I already feel so much beter I could eat and walk the dog (I even mowed my lawn!). I know I still have a long way to go but I hope I can fight through it. Next wednesday I see my therapist for the first time. To all of you who are thinking about taking the leap, do it, if I can you can... I just hope PAWS isn't too bad..

Hi everyone, I have been a fentanyl addict (IV) for two years now and it is time to stop! I feel like my life is still normal up to now but sometimes I start feeling like it's slipping out of my hands. I use about 20ml of a 0,05mg/ml solution spread over the day (usually in shots of 2-3ml). Today I tossed away what was left and i really feel motivated to leave this part of my life behind. I have been through some WD's (I was 2 weeks clean a month ago). And I fear that once again it will be hell... I usually end up feeling cold, tired, muscle aches, insomnia,... Do you guys have any tips for me to ease withdrawel /make my sobriety last? Thank you all already this sub has already been so help