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I have a good nurse friend and I want to share an article with her to get her thoughts on the condition and I’m wondering if anyone knows any good literature about it.

I’ve been playing fallout 4 survival mode and I’m really enjoying it, however the difficulty drops quite dramatically if you know what you’re doing past like level 20.

So I’ve been thinking of some restrictions that might keep the challenge up for longer while still allowing you to get a more powerful and progress. Here are some things that I’m thinking let me know if you think certain things would be too brutal or if I’m allowing some stuff that’s too OP.

Endurance has to be capped at 1

No power armor

No ballistic weave

No scrounger

No sneak perk (you have to rely on the covert ops magazines and the sneak bobble head for boosts)

No idiot savant

Main weapon damage perks (Rifleman, Commando, Gunslinger, Big Leagues, and Iron Fist) are unavailable until level 30. At level 30, you may invest one perk point into any one of these perks. At level 50, you may invest one additional perk point into any of these perks. No weapon damage perk may ever exceed Rank 2. This allows for limited specialization in the late game to help offset enemy health scaling while ensuring that most of your damage comes from weapon upgrades, critical hits, Bloody Mess, Ninja, and perks and magazines.

No rng legendary weapons. (No explosive shotgun and never ending fatman)

No lone wanderer

No strong back

No blitz rank 2

You can’t have a doctor or decontamination arches at your settlement.

No industrial water purifiers (the ones that produce like 40)

No refreshing beverage

Does anyone know where I can talk to people who have underwent the PICL procedure? I would really just like to hear about people’s experience with it and if they got better or not. I understand it will probably be a mixed bag but I’d still like to hear from people?

I officially got diagnosed with CCI today, I’m looking to try more PT or other more conservative treatment for a while before I decide to go for the PICL procedure. I’m still on the fence about it because of the cost and my symptoms are manageable even if very disorienting and frustrating.

I’m just curious if anyone knows any good places to look for CCI conscious PT or even chiropractic care.

I’m also in the North Jersey area

Been so depressed for two years. Managed to graduate college somehow despite the symptoms but now I don’t know what to do. Been privileged enough to not have to hold down a steady job so far but now that I’m graduated I feel so aimless. I’m left with nothing but these symptoms. I don’t think im able to actually learn new skills and I’m afraid to do anything because I feel like my CCI symptoms will make me fail at any job.

I’m not looking for medical advice I just want to know how to still believe in yourself and take risks when you feel terrible each day

I’m a 22 year old male who has been suffering from weird neurological and neck issues which seem to align with CCI however I seriously just don’t know what to think or believe. I don’t know whether or not going to Centeno is a good idea. Or if I should try to a nucca chiropractor. You hear conflicting things all the time and I just don’t know the path forward. I don’t even know what PT exercises to do.

My neck is consonantly cracking and I experience, brain fog, dizziness, mild neck spasms, and a poking and tingly feeling in back of my throat a lot. I don’t experience pain tho oddly but a lot of my other symptoms align with CCI and it makes me feel so lost.

I just don’t know how to move forward or what direction to go on for treatment and I feel like my life is being robbed away from me.