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I ended up deleting that because I was being a total jerk 😢
Hey everyone!
So, here's the deal. Last Friday night, I managed to screw up big time—speeding plus a DUI. Now I’m staring down a massive fine, points on my license, and they're actually taking my driver's license away. My only legal move is to file an appeal within 8 days, and obviously, I’m going to fight this. But I wanted to pick your brains: is it better to contest the actual violation itself—you know, arguing I wasn't going *that* fast—or should I focus on fighting the severity of the penalty? Honestly, if I can just get them to let me pay in installments, that would be a lifesaver because the fine is $1667! Or, if anyone knows if it's even possible, could I drag this out until the statute of limitations kicks in? From what I've gathered online, it's about 3 years, but all these legal blogs are written in total gibberish that makes zero sense to a regular person like me. I'm lost. Either way, I definitely need some time to figure this out... and to scrape together the cash.
I don't even need to be on a diet—weight isn't the issue here. It's just that the pain kicks in exclusively after I push myself physically...
Are we talking about those little knots, you know, like lactic acid buildup in the muscle? (Sorry if I’m totally off base here)🤷?
Does this mean I finally have a legitimate excuse to demand a daily massage from my girlfriend?
My whole arm goes numb in the middle of the night, and my hand just feels totally lifeless... I’ve got a feeling my circulation might be a bit off, at least when it comes to my arms. This numbness in my limbs keeps happening.
How would I go about getting this checked out?
Hey everyone!
So, a few months back, my left arm started acting up. It gets this intense numbness paired with some pretty gnarly pain. It’s honestly such an uncomfortable sensation, and most nights it hits me so hard it actually wakes me up from sleep... I do a lot of rock climbing, and I've noticed it usually flares up after a heavy training session, but sometimes my arm just goes numb even if I'm just chatting on my phone for a few minutes or keeping it totally still. Do you think this could be a pinched nerve or maybe some kind of muscle injury?