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Let it Raine
Canada1245 Posts
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TheChillCraft
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Ragnarok_1er
France45 Posts
I hope everything works out for you! Axslav and you are my favorite Protoss streamers and I'd hate to see you leave the scene! <3 | ||
Poo
Canada536 Posts
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Cannabeastwod
Denmark37 Posts
Im glad to hear you are getting better!(feeling better too), I'm experiancing somthing not far from what you describe here so I will take it in as my motivation so I will thank you now and later!. You know I will allways support you in everything you do. You have heart! A big one! I'm happy to have known you, Im happy to have learned so much over the years of watching you play and being your mod has made me happy and feel appriciated!. If you ever need to talk about the things, call me on skype (if you have it, if you dont pm me here) I'd be happy to give you my thoughts on the things you are going though. I hope you are also able to sleep better from now on. -much love and support AndersBM | ||
aesopiate
United States8 Posts
Chad, I also have crohns and depression. I'm 5'10" and 130 so same relative build. And when I dropped out of school because of it, that's when I got heavy into gaming too. The only thing is you seem to be doing better than I am. I wish I knew what medication you're on because I've done them all and the ones I am on right now still aren't working. Anyway if anyone one here can sympathize it's me. I'll be watching your stream. Good luck man, sincerely. | ||
TechNoTrance
Canada1007 Posts
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azndude3194
United States156 Posts
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Moochlol
United States456 Posts
I think you still have a lot to offer our community, so many people can benefit from your sc2 knowledge, brighter days will come for you, just focus on yourself for awhile, we will always be here for you. Love you chad. PS. When I have some extra money, I intend to get coaching from you, I'm a high master Z, and would just like some input on my play from someone of your stature. Stay strong buddy we are rooting for you. | ||
infinitum
United States83 Posts
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tredogz
Canada170 Posts
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ROOTCatZ
Peru1226 Posts
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Crashburn
United States476 Posts
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Chicane
United States7875 Posts
Also you mentioned your weight. Why exactly is that a problem for you? Is it a physical problem, or is it a mental image problem? I'm 6'0" and only 128 lbs and I don't think I'm too unhealthy... so I'm just wondering. In any event, I wish you all the best. Good luck! | ||
Censin
United States4 Posts
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On November 21 2012 08:40 Cyro wrote: Eat things. Grab that extra meal, double up your burger or really if you feel like it, stuff like chocolate and doughnuts etc. You can also get some 600 calories per litre of "regular" milk - you dont have to put on weight fast, but if you are running and hitting gym 3-4 times a week properly dont be suprised if you need >500 calories/day more than you used to in order to just maintain weight, and you would probably want even more if you are looking to build muscle well from an underweight standpoint especially with added cardio etc. Eat everything, as long as you watch sugar etc its better than being underweight, and you wont see any major short-term downsides. It may seem difficult but its really as simple as calorie intake. As LgNKami said you will also want a ton of protein if you are trying to build muscle fast, as much as 100-150g for your weight on workout days for best result. You cant really eat too much of it, and if you dont eat nearly that much, its fine, as long as you are working out properly and have the calorie intake to keep up and back your weight gain, and a diet that is GENERALLY ok, it can be lopsided or "wrong", you dont have to stick to any rules as long as what you eat is somewhat sensible. Love and support Cyro It's actually not this simple for most people with crohn's. There's not enough known about it, but there's some trial and error in diet, and even asymptomatic, you can have trouble in your guts that cause nutrient malabsorbtion. Scientific method, mostly trial and error, guesswork, and being pissed. | ||
GazaThomson
Scotland8 Posts
Just do what is right for you man what ever makes you the happiest. You've always got this community to come back to. | ||
aesopiate
United States8 Posts
On November 21 2012 10:41 JingleHell wrote: It's actually not this simple for most people with crohn's. There's not enough known about it, but there's some trial and error in diet, and even asymptomatic, you can have trouble in your guts that cause nutrient malabsorbtion. Scientific method, mostly trial and error, guesswork, and being pissed. Yup exactly, thank you. Everyone with Crohn's goes through tons of different foods finding what works and what doesn't. It's a really tedious and awful endeavor because every time you fuck up you physically suffer. It's actually kind of annoying to me... every time I tell someone I have Crohn's the first thing a lot of people do is try to tell me what diet I "should" be on, or recommends me some bullshit South Beach book or whatever. I've spent years trying to figure it out. No offense to the guy you're quoting, they're being one hundred percent kind and have good intentions. But I hope you get my point haha. | ||
Tingles
Australia225 Posts
Sad to see you go, but as someone whose going through some shitty times myself, i can totally understand. I've stopped playing SC2 at the moment due to the stress, but you do it at the highest level. Can't even imagine the pressure. Thanks for your stream. I've learnt a metric tonne watching you play. If you had could handle your stress/anxiety, i really feel you could be one of the best. You seem untouchable when you are playing at your peak. I hope your health gets better and you get on with whatever makes you happy in life. <3 | ||
swinkles
131 Posts
running kills your gains if youre light like me! | ||
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