Hello, I am twenty-two years of age and completely new to this particular "Hobby" that I've been curious about for the past year, I have also been wondering about a number of things, especially first-timers, client etiquette, expectations, hygiene and etc...
The main reason I ask about such things is that, well I'll try to keep this all short, but as I was about to mention, back in the first week of February last year I had a sudden-cardiac arrest attack (exact cause remains unknown) which has left with me with an abnormal heart rhythm (ventricular fibrillation) and that requires me to routinely go for surgery to have an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator inserted beneath the skin in the chest near the left shoulder-blade till the battery-life expires, it has also caused me a certain amount of emotional distress since then, mainly due to my age and having been a very physically active person who has had a strong liking for adventure.
Regardless of being considered disabled by medical standards, I still choose to persevere and try to live blissfully content with my condition (disability).
Sorry, but this is my first time posting on any kind of site like this.
Hello, I am twenty-two years of age and completely new to this particular "Hobby" that I've been curious about for the past year, I have also been wondering about a number of things, especially first-timers, client etiquette, expectations, hygiene and etc... The main reason I ask about such things is that, well I'll try to keep this all short, but as I was about to mention, back in the first week of February last year I had a sudden-cardiac arrest attack (exact cause remains unknown) which has left with me with an abnormal heart rhythm (ventricular fibrillation) and that requires me to routinely go for surgery to have an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator inserted beneath the skin in the chest near the left shoulder-blade till the battery-life expires, it has also caused me a certain amount of emotional distress since then, mainly due to my age and having been a very physically active person who has had a strong liking for adventure. Regardless of being considered disabled by medical standards, I still choose to persevere and try to live blissfully content with my condition (disability). Sorry, but this is my first time posting on any kind of site like this.