Being over 40 is devastating.
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@vbabka dude. i once locked my back (also tying shoelaces) in my late 20s to the point i spent a night laying on the floor and then called an ambulance in the morning.
then i've spent the whole day in the queue because i wasn't a priority -- still in pain, laying down and unable to get up, so no food, no water.
may sound like a bad day. but i've actually never felt luckier than when i realized how great is it that i'm not a priority in the neurology department. all our trouble looks petty there.
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Oleksandr Natalenko, MSE 
oleksandr@natalenko.name
@vbabka Ouch. Last year I managed to do the same just by carrying some groceries. Spent two weeks in a bed.
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Sven Peter
sven@social.treehouse.systems@vbabka I’ve always hurt myself doing the most mundane things.
Running with a new personal best time? Yeah, no issues, it’ll be fine.
Getting up the stairs to my flat a few days later? Sprained ankle because I moved my foot in an awkward way :/
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Hyeonggon Yoo
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James Bottomley
jejb@mastodon.online@vbabka @lkundrak @hyeyoo @ljs well, yes. I'm insulted that after attending @linuxplumbersconf in the great apple producing state of Virginia you try to palm everyone off with inferior applejack from Kentucky.
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