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Oct. 7th, 2013 12:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
promenySo I went to the doctor today.
A lot of things were said. It seems like my GERD has lessened somewhat but now he's concerned about how much alcohol I drink. He thought I was lying to him about how much I was drinking, when I wasn't. Although he did say that it is obvious that I know when to stop. I talked to him about my fatigue and he said that I should just eat more, better food with lots of vegetables and protein and to also quit drinking alcohol.
So yeah. No alcohol for me. No big deal; I'm not addicted and it is a bit over-rated anyways. I really only drink during the evenings because I am bored.
I am serious about this, although I can't say that I'm not put off just a little bit. I don't like it when people think that I have problems that I simply don't fucking have. I honestly think it is a generational thing; what would be considered excessive drinking to people significantly older than me would be considered normal to most people my age or younger.
The good news is that I may gain more energy from not drinking as well as eating more, so that is a plus.
I start training for my new job today; that should be something. If I do well it might actually really help me.
A lot of things were said. It seems like my GERD has lessened somewhat but now he's concerned about how much alcohol I drink. He thought I was lying to him about how much I was drinking, when I wasn't. Although he did say that it is obvious that I know when to stop. I talked to him about my fatigue and he said that I should just eat more, better food with lots of vegetables and protein and to also quit drinking alcohol.
So yeah. No alcohol for me. No big deal; I'm not addicted and it is a bit over-rated anyways. I really only drink during the evenings because I am bored.
I am serious about this, although I can't say that I'm not put off just a little bit. I don't like it when people think that I have problems that I simply don't fucking have. I honestly think it is a generational thing; what would be considered excessive drinking to people significantly older than me would be considered normal to most people my age or younger.
The good news is that I may gain more energy from not drinking as well as eating more, so that is a plus.
I start training for my new job today; that should be something. If I do well it might actually really help me.
