Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Soldato
what is that control unit on the front of the desk?
lol
I had an autoimmune liver disease called Primary Sclerosing Cholangitisis.
This slowly leads to scaring and narrowing of the bile ducts within the liver, eventually leading to liver failure.
I was diagnosed about 8 years ago, things have progressively gotten worse over the last year and went rapidly downhill about 3 months ago when I turned yellow and have been really unwell.
I was listed for a transplant on 17th October and had my transplant 11 days later. I was expecting to wait around 4 - 6 months but my health deteriorated that quickly I went straight to the top of the list.
Everything's working well and I'm already feeling the best I've felt for a long time.
Sorry to bring this up again buddy, safe to say im not looking forward to the future! I was diagnosed with exactly the same thing 3/4 years ago and im only 19!
How you feeling after the op?
I dunno about other people but for me it's temporary.
Well it makes a lot of sense in this configuration given the distance between between the PC and peripherals will likely be exceeded when the desk is raised.
Man of Honour
For decades all my PCs have always been hidden underneath with the covers removed however a lot of people spend a fortune on a case to look at and some of them have pretty lights inside.
Soldato
If you have decent ITX it should go on the desk. Massive ATX cases just dominate the desk half the time and are better in the floor.
Man of Honour
Soldato
But surely a gaming ITX case and an ATX case takes up the 2D space on a desk?
Soldato
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Firstly not everyone with PSC will require an op and I've had abnormal LFT's for 25 years so try not to worry about the PSC and just get on with your life, you could be many years away from potentially anything.
I don't know if you currently have any symptoms but if and when things change you can deal with it then.
The operation was tough but it doesn't take long to get back up and running again. I was discharged 9 days post operation and everyday I make big progress.
I'm now 3 weeks post operation, went to the barbers a few days ago, going out for lunch and coffees with friends and family.
Got my staples removed on Tuesday and feeling the best I've felt for quite a while, just need to build up my strength and fitness
Firstly not everyone with PSC will require an op and I've had abnormal LFT's for 25 years so try not to worry about the PSC and just get on with your life, you could be many years away from potentially anything.
I don't know if you currently have any symptoms but if and when things change you can deal with it then.
The operation was tough but it doesn't take long to get back up and running again. I was discharged 9 days post operation and everyday I make big progress.
I'm now 3 weeks post operation, went to the barbers a few days ago, going out for lunch and coffees with friends and family.
Got my staples removed on Tuesday and feeling the best I've felt for quite a while, just need to build up my strength and fitness
Glad to here mate! Hope you dont mind me asking, do you have another condition linked with PSC? As unfortunatley i also have colitis linked with PSC.
Sorry guys for going off topic
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Glad to here mate! Hope you dont mind me asking, do you have another condition linked with PSC? As unfortunatley i also have colitis linked with PSC.
Sorry guys for going off topic
Yeah, Ulcerative Colitis as well.
Diagnosed in 1999, had my colon removed and formation of J Pouch in 2000.
Less dust
Soldato
Dyson plus other brands help with that.
Get your fans setup properly and dust doesn't become an issue.
Associate
Just spotted you have some Leonid Afremov art. Got any others? I bought one early this year.