aitchbee

u/aitchbee


r/calmhands•

Photos from about a year ago, and from today.

I got serious about dealing with my picking and biting of my fingers and nails when last year my fingers got so painful I couldn't type and I realised quite how bad it had got. I started at about 13 years old as a fairly vanilla nail biter and by about 20, when is tarted suffering from some mental health issues, I was regularly pulling off the skin from the tip of my thumb down to the first knuckle. My mental health is well looked after now, but I never stopped picking and biting my hands. To stop I used a combination of Stop n' Grow, chewing gum, carrying clippers and a nail file to remove any hangnails etc imm

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r/dogs•

I grew up with dogs and have wanted one ever since I left my parents' house. I am finally moving into my own place, have a well paying job and work at home some days. Just starting the process of figuring out if I can provide a good home for a dog of my own, but only experienced with gundogs so looking for input!

Introduction

  1. Will this be your first dog? If not, what experience do you have owning/training dogs?
  • It will be my first dog, but my family have had working gundogs (primarily English Springer spaniels) my whole life, several of which I've been involved in training from puppies, and I regularly take care of them if my parents are away. Those dogs have been model dogs - w
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