Long time no see!
You're probably wondering what the heck I'm talking about now. Well, earlier this fall I had an examination, took some bloodtests etc, and they found out I have more testosterone than a woman should have. This led to another more intime examination and I finally got my answere: I have PCOS. If you don't know what that is, you can find out more details on wikipedia, 'cause I'm bad at explaining things (and maybe a bit lazy) x)
This means I had to change my diet drastically, and take medicine daily for the rest of my life. Right now I'm figuring out what is good food, and no-food, since I can't eat carbs after the middle of the day. So I'm eating more vegetables and meat than I used to before (don't like the taste or consistency of some types of meat), and cut most of the snacks. I might eat some chocolate in the weekends, but not too much. And soda doesn't even taste good anymore, or carbonated drinks in general.
So, yeah, had to change A LOT of things for myself. This is probably the main reason I haven't been much active lately, since there have been so many things on my mind. Not only this diagnosis, but also the pushing to get into a job.
The last half a year I've been working with advertisement productions, making window decor, special designed mugs, and lots of other stuff. I learned a lot from the practice job there, but it wasn't quite the thing I'd want to work with for the rest of my life. So I asked my supervisor to try something else, and now I'm working with IT and computers (which I actually wanted before I was put to the previous job). But there was a catch if I wanted to work there: start work at 8am and leave at 2pm (instead of 10am to 3pm), have exercise on tuesdays (get to go 2 hours earlier from work to do so), and work 4 days a week instead of my previous 3. This first week has been pretty rough, but at the same time I feel I get more time after work to do something fun, even though I'm pretty much exhausted when I finally get home around 4pm (busses are a pain in the you-know-what).
So as you can see I've been pretty busy trying to adapt to my new schedules and diets and what not! Hopefully I'll be better when my medicine starts working properly (have to step it up slowly so my kidneys don't fail in the process), and feel more energized from some exercise ^^
Hope you stick around until then, maybe I'll post more game reviews in the near future. Currently working my way through Rise of the Tomb Raider and Fallout 4 (God, I love these games!)
Until next time~!
