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Chazzster
| 20
It depends on why you are in such sad shape. If it’s because of a serious health crisis beyond your control, then you definitely have my sympathy (I had cancer of the esophagus, the operation and chemotherapy afterwards knocked me on my ass! But I survived and am cancer free as of now.)
If on the other hand it’s purely from lack of exercise for no good reason, then at least you can fix that...
If on the other hand it’s purely from lack of exercise for no good reason, then at least you can fix that...
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Charlie Given
| 23
when was the last time you had a physical check up by a doctor
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SM79
| 2
So do something about it. Or go to your doctor because that seems abnormal.
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chyiochan
| 31
As others stated, unless it's an underlying illness you have no clue about, the physical health of your body is on you.
Covid didn't stop anyone from exercising or eating well. That's like blaming a school for failing you when you covered your eyes and ears during lessons.
Covid didn't stop anyone from exercising or eating well. That's like blaming a school for failing you when you covered your eyes and ears during lessons.
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RichardPencil
| 29
Covid stopped me from exercising.
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chyiochan
| 31
Alright I'll be pedantic. The outcome in society brought on by the Covid pandemic. Obviously, if you have covid, it would be under the conditions of my first sentence: underlying illnesses.
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Yudith
| 20
That's not mere laziness, that's chronic fatigue. Even the laziest of slob doesn't get tired just by brushing two teeth. Go to a doctor. Or rather, have a friend drag you to a doctor, it doesn't seems like you can do it alone.
If on the other hand it’s purely from lack of exercise for no good reason, then at least you can fix that...