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What I regret is a single thing: Not finding out about my allergies earlier. I would have a different and richer life (also economically, but not what I mean)
by berntb 10y ago
What I regret is a single thing: Not finding out about my allergies earlier.
I would have a different and richer life (also economically, but not what I mean) if I knew I was a bit chronically tired from them, not to mention other problems I got from that.
On the other hand, I might have f-cked something else up with more available time/energy.
(Edit: The really weird part is to realize late in life that your personality is much more positive and cheerful than you thought. You see yourself differently afterwards.)
- rpazyaquian 10y agoHow did you find this out? It seems really hard to understand what's messing you up if your messed-up state seems normal to you.
- berntb 10y agoThe allergies (and the associated damage from them) got worse. :-) :-( More detailed: I thought "There seems to be problems when I eat peanuts?" I bought a bag and ate. And was sick for a week. Then I started experimenting with anti histamines etc. (The doctor talked about "food intolerances" and not "allergies". It seems weird to be so sensitive for an "intolerance", but ok -- I'm not a specialist doctor.)