#exercise tolerance

[artisticdivasworld]

Comprehensive Nursing Care for Patients with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)

Certainly, when providing care for a patient with congestive heart failure (CHF), it’s important for nurses to be attentive to the patient’s mental status in addition to their physical condition. Here are some key aspects to consider: Anxiety and Stress: CHF can be a chronic and debilitating condition, often causing anxiety and stress in patients. Nurses should be prepared to provide emotional…

[kenzan-brainrot-mp4]

My weak, ugly self

☝️ original concept/paneling composition is from witch hat atelier

[pidgeonlaguz]

Thankfully for Flayn, Chef Deddles is an astoundingly patient teacher

[sawbuckplus]

[1eos]

'it's not water if it has flavoring! and your kidneys only want pure water! eating too much fruit for you is bad bc of the sugars! exercise that's fun isn't real exercise' congratulations you've made 'health' protestant

[chubbychiquita]

i just went to my first gentle aqua aerobics class and was the youngest person there by 50 years (and the fattest by at least 100 lbs)

[esleep]

how do other adhd people exercise. repeating random movements for no immediate reward feels like setting myself on fire and i can tell my body is deteriorating around me but idk what to do about it

[thatmexisaurusrex]

I'm probably never going to write this, but I just have this terrible urge to write a side fic in the Denial-Verse where Tommy's mom leaves his dad and stays with Buck and Tommy for a period of time and it's them dealing with that. That would be so much, idk if I can do that to Denial-Verse Buck and Tommy, but it lives in my mind 😂

[tsfennec]

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[swirlingyouintomypoems]

today in therapy I was talking about my chronic illness and how for months this summer (the best summer of my life so far) I was completely symptom free and doing amazing and then in fall I caught covid and for months my symptoms have been so bad that I've had to take a gap year off school. Anyways I've just recently begun to process this trauma - because it truly was the most traumatic experience I've ever had in my life - and I was talking about how terrifying it is to work to get better because now I know how terrible it is to have it all taken from me again. And obviously this isn't a direct quote but basically my therapist asked me if I would have avoided doing everything I did this summer if I had known I might end up where I am right now. My answer was absolutely not. And she said that even if I fall in a hole and have to claw myself out of that hole only to walk a hundred feet and fall in another hole, those hundred feet may be amazing and beautiful and for those hundred feet I'm going to appreciate the good in life so much more than anyone who has never been in my position. And to some people that may not be very helpful but for me it completely changed my perspective because I was so focused on the hole I'm currently in and worried about the possible hole that I may fall in to next I've been completely ignoring the possibility that however many feet that are in between me and that next hole may be absolutely beautiful, and that has to be worth getting better for

[wretched-mog]

man for the longest time i thought that i hated exercising when in reality the issue was that i just really despise running....

[iamnotyourbabe]

godddddd what i wouldn't give to be able to just. exist without destroying my body doing work i hate in order to simply stay alive

[sawbuckplus]

[hooved]

whenever i see quark drawn with abs i'm like. you literally don't know him. this is the guy who wimpishly said he doesn't exercise because it makes him sweat

[zoinksf1]

having to listen to the sky sports stream and I want to claw my ears off 🥰

[gay-kurapika]

I know I need to be nicer about this because I live in a building with 5 other units, but I'm getting really fucking sick of the unit below me and the unit two below me and across letting their dogs bark every single day every single hour without end. Okay it's not that dramatic but. The one below me barks when one of his two owners aren't there, and they seem to have a rotating schedule but that's still been meaning 3-4 days this dog just barks all day. The other one is worse, way worse, because it's not separation anxiety. It's just hate for every other living creature. This thing fucking barks if someone walks by the window. If a bird got close. God forbid he's out on a walk, then he's lunging at other dogs and people alike. Like its a fucking violent ass untrained dog, that yes barks, but also makes it weird to walk up the sidewalk at 5 am after work.