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Registered User Joined: May 2014 From: USA Posts: 3,050 | living in a van, 2 years (off and on, 5 year spread
and quite a bit of hiking and hunting has rendered me uninterested in said camping and hiking if I'm not testing shtf type gear. When such a life is your reality, it SUCKS, dude. There's reasons why people want a bugproof, heated, AC, secure building to live in. :-) Outside, It's almost always too hot, buggy, windy, raining, cold, etc and if it IS nice, it won't remain that way more than a few days (typically) and often it changes radically in a few hours. Also, places with nice scenery and climate are CRAWLING with people.
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Registered User Joined: May 2014 From: USA Posts: 3,050 |
for 4 months of that, I wore a catheter and leg bag. If you've never had a urine blockage, you don't know what physical pain IS, I guarantee it. Took VA that long to do the prostate surgery, damn them. I am now anti-biotic resistant, thanks to their bs. in a house, catheter sucks, van living, without a catheter, sucks, and van life WITH a catheter sucks so bad that few can even imagine it. |
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Registered User Joined: Aug 2017 From: Burlington, Ontario Posts: 11 |
I was fortunate but my friend met with an accident and we all were sort of seriously disturbed, when he stamped down, unknowingly, through a sharp rod and it pierced through his feet and was bleeding so much blood and all in a hiking trip we went last year. Now he is OK, the cut has burned out but patch can be seen as well he says sometimes that he is yet having pain.
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