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[i2amroy]

It's been 5 days, and I'm still sick. I can't eat anything without having to make a dash for the bathroom within 4 minutes, and now I'm sure I've begun to loose weight. Can't skip class either, already missed too much.

Yeah, 3-5 days being badly sick is about my "time to go see a doctor" limit.

[WillowLuman]

Trying to arrange doctor visit. Seems like the earliest I can get in is Wednesday, in the morning, in another town. During class. There's probably a way to see someone closer, sooner, but my bureaucracy-fu is weak. I'm also afraid of racking up some kind of huge insurance-related charge by doing so, since I might not have enough after rent, but then again it's medical so I could probably get a bailout from my folks.

[ChairmanPoo]

ER?

[WillowLuman]

I don't think it's quite severe enough for that. And again, afraid of incurring massive costs when they might be avoided.

[Neyvn]

What is making me sad, The amount of people on my friendlist infected with the SteamChatMalware...

[~Neri]

The what?

[Graknorke]

What is making me sad, The amount of people on my friendlist infected with the SteamChatMalware...

Oh, that's malware? I thought it was just a bunch of accounts being made and operated by call centre workers or whatever.
That makes sense, actually.

[ChairmanPoo]

I don't think it's quite severe enough for that. And again, afraid of incurring massive costs when they might be avoided.

*shrug* severity is relative. I've seen people go to the ER at 5 AM because of things like earwax blockage and butt itch. In that light I think that severe nausea (?) rates as a rather legitimate motive to visit the ER. Not that you'll get some magical fix for your disease, but you *might* just get some anti-nausea drugs to help you get by.

Furthermore, it's better that you do it during daytime than that you decide to wait, get progressively worse, and end up making that visit at 4 AM, and worse off physically.

[Spehss _]

The what?

google to the rescue!

[Cryxis, Prince of Doom]

Shits about to go down in ferguson

[Aseaheru]

Again? Now what?

[Cryxis, Prince of Doom]

Court case is about to be released on the edictment

[WillowLuman]

Stuck in the apartment, but my folks came by to help me out with some medecine and (hopefully) non-offensive consumables. Over the phone, doctor advised me to take some Imodium. Earlier today I noticed my cheekbones being a little more prominent than usual so I got a big lunge, mostly of salad and bland grainy things, but while this stopped hunger pains the toilet consequences were severe.

[Aseaheru]

Two days ago it was winter, solid snow on the ground, snow in the air, cold weather.
Now its 70 degrees and dry as a bone.

[Tiruin]

Why am I in college?

I don't really want to be here. I feel burnt out. More so than usual. Though I don't know what I would rather be doing.

I'm only really here to get my family off my back. I haven't been trying at all this semester, and my marks reflect that.

My project partners are pissed at me for the above, and I have no idea why they think it's their business.

All colleges (as far as I know) have areas to which students are directly aided [guidance centers].
Talk to the people there! :3
..also it seems they're pissed more on the lack of team effort due to demotivation than anything else..

I can do that and still not accomplish anything.

I just have no idea how to even remotely be productive.

I have literally no idea how I'm ever going to finish college.

Action. :O
Productivity > Action.
Though there are many factors which modify the occurrence of action, in this sense college is more about perseverance and committing to action (+ knowledge get).