u/Bleachioli123

Hello, I am looking for any clubs or activity groups in Chilliwack. I’d like to make some more friends but it’s always been hard for me. I like art, light recreational sports and board games

Hey everyone, I was diagnosed with T2 at 20 a few months ago. I find adjusting to my new life has been kinda difficult socially, I have 4 friends. Friends 1 and 2 are perfectly fine, super supportive of my diabetes journey and everything I do. Then I have friend A and B. Friend A is supportive but friend B has been really irking me.
I am on ozempic, I am extremely grateful I have the means to be on it (thank you fair pharmacare!) there are some days I’m perfectly fine but then there are times where days on end I’ll be extremely sick from something that didn’t agree with me. It’s to the point where I’m just exhausted, nearly puking and shitting myself.
The issue I’m having is friend B is just not comprehending that I am sick, diabetes is so exhausting for me. I’m just not in a mood to always hang out…
Today I got off work at 8pm, immediately I get a text from friend B telling me to drive to her house.
I say no I’m working tomorrow morning at 9:30 and I’ve been feeling sick all day. She then says “oh so you hate us” I ignored her, then 3 minutes later she calls me 7 times!
I’m so sick of it! This happens at least once a week. Everyone else can comprehend that I am sick but for some reason just her can’t understand that.
I’m just wondering if anyone else has had issues like this.

Just wondering what the tipsy barrel is like. Saw on their website there was a DJ at 9pm Friday Saturday, is it similar to majors in Chilliwack? Was thinking of checking it out :)

Hello, I am leaving UFV and going to TRU, I am trying to figure out how to send them my transcripts. Any advice?

Hello, I am currently a student at UFV. I have hated almost every second I am in that school, logging on to do school work, driving to school and to top it all off they have cut the English department in half so I can't even get into any courses anymore. I failed majority of my classes there since I was diagnosed with severe mental/physical health conditions. I have reached out for help every time I am struggling but some of the profs I have had are the worst people I have ever met. I was curious if anyone here is enrolled in the OL Bachelor of arts, is it legit? Can I get my whole English degree from there? If so I am deffiently switching. TRU was my first choice I just couldn't afford to move so I would love to do this program if it's what I think it is!!!