I was suffering with some tightness in my chest during the week which I put down to stress, I'm working a weekend job, doing a weekday internship, as well as trying to get my thesis proposal for my masters put together, so I'm understandably stressed. The other day the chest pain was accompanied by a tightness in my throat a swollen feeling under my jaw and a tingling feeling in my face so I assumed I had the onset of a chest infection and went to the doctor to have it checked out. He found no evidence of a chest infection or a heart problem, which he said the symptoms I was describing indicated, but given the ambiguity of it he decided to play it safe and sent me in for an exercise ECG just to be safe.
When it came to the test I was bricking it, not because there was a tiny possibility there might be something wrong with my heart, it was the thought of having the cardiologist plowing through my chest carpet with a bic disposable (just thinking about it gives me the shivers) So imagine how pleasantly surprised I was when she pulled out a OC razor which I think may have been a Mercur 15c and loaded it up with a fresh persona blade. It was still a little rough but definitely miles better than my previous experiences with hospital disposables. I asked why she didn't use a plastic disposable and she replied "it's actually cheaper to buy disposable blades in bulk". So who knows maybe the trend will catch on?
Nothing out of the ordinary showed up during my exam so fingers crossed when I get the full results in a few days time it will have turned out to have just been stress and pollen allergies combined or something like that. One thing I do know for certain is that after seeing how effectively that OC razor dealt with my chest carpet in one pass, my RAD is flaring up again
When it came to the test I was bricking it, not because there was a tiny possibility there might be something wrong with my heart, it was the thought of having the cardiologist plowing through my chest carpet with a bic disposable (just thinking about it gives me the shivers) So imagine how pleasantly surprised I was when she pulled out a OC razor which I think may have been a Mercur 15c and loaded it up with a fresh persona blade. It was still a little rough but definitely miles better than my previous experiences with hospital disposables. I asked why she didn't use a plastic disposable and she replied "it's actually cheaper to buy disposable blades in bulk". So who knows maybe the trend will catch on?
Nothing out of the ordinary showed up during my exam so fingers crossed when I get the full results in a few days time it will have turned out to have just been stress and pollen allergies combined or something like that. One thing I do know for certain is that after seeing how effectively that OC razor dealt with my chest carpet in one pass, my RAD is flaring up again
