u/ArtNo4580

Thinking of making my come back but I don't know

Is it a fire risk? Could chemical burns exist?

the therapist told me this had to be done over the sheet. Is this true

Would you listen to this with your parents or is there too much nsfw content in it?

For a few years I have been getting biweekly massages for a leg condition for a LMT. She started offering to listen to podcasts during the session which is a great idea since 90 mins is a long time. There arent any imdb or parents guide for podcasts so I have been looking on reddit for something that isnt too NSFW besides a bit of language. Most podcasts even that have been recommended on reddit threads seem to have some awkward things on. I keep checking as I have not heard the podcasts before we play them but some uncomfy comments keep coming up one was a true crime and a few details about the criminals sex life came up and I worry this is making her uncomfy.

I was booking 2 hour sessions with a therapist but she has been coming in the room late and leaving before the time is up as well as stopping for a long water pause half way. I am not sure how to say something about if perhaps it is too long and wearing of a time for her. It is ok if she finds the 2hrs too long as maybe I would book a 90. I know many don't offer sessions this long. At this point though, I feel like I will have to try a different LMT as I have not had my hands on time cut so short before. The last 4 appointments have been like this

How important is it that one does this to recover? I have a lot of triggers like not sitting or walking for more than 10/15 mins

It is a pain pulling out of there for work.

I just wouldn't want to lose my hidden photo album thanks

Has anyone given this a go?

Any answers?

It says until July 15th but also that it needs to be in two weeks before class starts

The pain started as a teen when I had a lesbian crush and it was very hard for me as I grew up in a Christian very conservative family. I had anxiety as a child as well as experienced verbal abuse. The pain has lasted well into my 20s and is dilbilitating at times. It is muscle tension with no structural cause and I fully accept this is a programmed response caused by my emotions. I think it is a form of bracing. I have done journalling but am unsure I am getting anywhere and not just rehashing the past. I try to tell myself I am an adult who is safe now. I think the pain was created also with a need to hide from the world and I need to show myself it is safe to get better.

If I currently do not have an income and an independent student can I apply for bursaries? I have a small amount of savings, will this effect what I am eligible for? I am living off of that money

I have 13k savings which will ilimit my OSAP grant money. I am unable to work right now so I could potentially qualify for more grant money and I could really use it.

Would it be bad to open a RESP and put 10k in it before applying for OSAP as I know RESPs do not have to be reported. I would just have to be sure I could get my money out. I am an adult going back to school in ontario thanks

Is there anyone I can get in wiht soon?

Is this covered anyway by OHIP?

How bad has the weight gain been for you? Has anyone found relief of long term muscle pain on this?

I have been dealing with chronic pain for over 9 years. I have never been diagnosed with a structural cause other than tight muscles. It has been disabling at times and I have not lived a normal life since and have been force to spend most of my time at home.

When going through old journals of the time my pain started, it first began as a young teen with my neck when I considered that I may be LGBTQ. The neck pain did subside and I was sort of able to my sexuality and gender identify worries go.

After a small injury a few months later and being sure I was a lesbian and I got more pain which spread over the years and I have dealt with it ever since.

I had traumatic things in my childhood and was a very anxious child. My parent's are strict and homophobic. I am sure this is the root of my pain. After 9 years of it I don't know what to do and can't afford therapy and am still forced to live with my parents

Just not wanting to go to a walk in