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Me need a good indica. This blueberry has my leg jumping nonstop.
It could also be once I start its non stop smoking until I come up stairs, look in the mirror and see
red glassed over eyes and need a nap
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Me need a good indica. This blueberry has my leg jumping nonstop.
So how sever is your ocd? Does it majorly affect your daily life? If you don't wanna talk about it, it's cool.Maybe If I explain it
Definition
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder in which people have unwanted and repeated thoughts, feelings, images, and sensations (obsessions) and engage in behaviors or mental acts in response to these thoughts or obsessions.Often the person carries out the behaviors to reduce the impact or get rid of the obsessive thoughts, but this only brings temporary relief. Not performing the obsessive rituals can cause great anxiety. A person's level of OCD can be anywhere from mild to severe, but if left untreated, it can limit his or her ability to function at work or school or even to lead a comfortable existence at home or around others.
People with OCD:
Have repeated thoughts, images, and urges about diverse issues, including being compulsively neat and organized; fearing germs, dirt, contamination, intruders, or violence; or imagining hurting loved ones or committing sexual acts or behaving in a way that conflicts with religious beliefs.
Engage in repetitive behaviors or mental acts such as washing hands, locking and unlocking doors, counting, keeping unneeded items (hoarding), or repeating the same steps to any task again and again.
Have obsessions that are intrusive and compulsions that often feel out of the person's control but dictated by a rule that must be applied rigidly.
Get no pleasure from engaging in the behaviors or rituals but do receive some relief from the anxiety the thoughts cause.
Spend at least an hour a day on the thoughts and rituals, which cause distress and get in the way of daily life.
Obsessions
Unwanted, repetitive and intrusive ideas, urges or images frequently well up in the mind of the person with OCD. Persistent paranoid fears, an unreasonable concern with becoming contaminated, or an excessive need to do things perfectly, are common. The individual experiences a disturbing thought, such as, This bowl is contaminated; it's not clean, and responds by repeatedly washing it. Or, he or she thinks: I may have left the door unlocked, or I know I forgot to put a stamp on that letter. These thoughts are intrusive and unpleasant and produce a high degree of anxiety. Other examples of obsessions include fear of being hurt or of hurting others, and troubling religious or sexual thoughts.
Compulsions
In response to their obsessions, most people with OCD resort to repetitive behaviors, or compulsions. The most common of these are putting things in order, checking, and washing. Other compulsive behaviors include rearranging, counting (often while performing another compulsive action such as lock-checking), mentally repeating phrases, list making, and avoiding. These behaviors generally are intended to ward off harm to the person with OCD or to others. Some people with OCD have regimented rituals. Performing the rituals in the same manner provides the person some relief from anxiety and a sense of control, but this is only temporary.
People with OCD vary in terms of their insight into their illness. Sometimes they are able to recognize that their obsessions and compulsions are unrealistic or illogical. At other times, however, they may be unsure about their fears or even believe strongly in their validity.
Most people with OCD struggle to banish their unwanted thoughts and compulsive behaviors. Many are able to keep their obsessive-compulsive symptoms under control during the hours when they are engaged at school or work. But over time, resistance may weaken, and when this happens, OCD may become so severe that time-consuming rituals make it impossible for them to have outside relationships and cause them to lose their autonomy and financial independence.
The course of the disease is quite varied. Symptoms may come and go, ease over time, or get worse. If OCD becomes severe, it can keep a person from working or carrying out normal responsibilities at home. People with OCD may try to help themselves by avoiding situations that trigger their obsessions, or they may use alcohol or drugs to deal with their mood, anxieties, and fears.
So how sever is your ocd? Does it majorly affect your daily life? If you don't wanna talk about it, it's cool.
I totally recognize that. Watched a few shows based on the issues, but not an expert. I've seen how it can affect someones daily life, like theres and itch that needs to be scratched and you can't move on unless it is.Its a MAJOR ISSUE and being told I just need a sit down is not doing me any favors.
Sorry I needed to say something but did not want to start a issue on ANOTHER thread.
Its not a choice its a need
I totally recognize that. Watched a few shows based on the issues, but not an expert. I've seen how it can affect someones daily life, like theres and itch that needs to be scratched and you can't move on unless it is.
So neat ... so organized... I really need to step up my game!
Love those sheets youve made, will be very hanfy for peeps in the future!
Nice, I would take another reading after about 5 days after these... since thats the minimum amount of days between foliars. IDK if the reading will change, but cant hurt.OK I feel much better about the BRIX readings, took 3 readings from each plant.
BTW this is 24hrs after foliar Brix ?
Also I may not have any idea how to take these readings
The Guawi is better but still not up to par (12.0)
the 3 readings @ 9.4 & 6.0 & 14.0 = Average of 9.8
HOWEVER the GDP is coming in at
15.2 & 12.0 & 14.2 = Average of 13.8
Nice, I would take another reading after about 5 days after these... since thats the minimum amount of days between foliars. IDK if the reading will change, but cant hurt.
Kinda like if you have blood work done, like checking your vitamins and such... they dont want you taking any supplements for a bit before the test...
Nice! This will be a great way to see which products raise the Brix immediately and which ones have a delayed effect on those levels...THANKS one thing I have noticed, this run I can get enough liquid from the leaf stems by
just squeezing with my fingers were as last time I could not get enough liquid out by hand.
After squeezing 6 leafs my finger tips were a bit soar so need to find a good garlic press
Also I agree and actually I was curious in the same way about taking the readings so soon
after giving some product so decided to take some readings just after the drenches and a few days later
to try and build a baseline
checking
1 day after Brix (Guawi 9.8) (GDP 13.8)
1 day after 1/4 TP H20 drench (GDP 9.0)
1 day after GE Drench (Guawi 9.6)
1 day after TP Drench
and then maybe 5 after each
probably going to take a few runs to get a good idea of whats going on
Nice! This will be a great way to see which products raise the Brix immediately and which ones have a delayed effect on those levels...
Thank you Gazoo! All this info you are collecting and organizing is fantastic and very much appreciated!
Very true, I bet you do as well. I can’t see how collecting all this information can be a bad thing, can only help when/if you run into problems.My pleasure, The more street signs I can read the smoother the trip
I like to share info and enjoy putting it into a usable form but seems I am getting the
reputation here of some CRAZY over the top guy just wasting time. Oh well Time will tell
but I bet I come away with a better understanding and maybe some hidden secrets