u/Blackacre13

Doing a rewatch now that I’ve been watching The Testaments and am having a lot of haven’t-caught-before moments, etc. A weird wonderment, but I hadn’t realized that specific crimes get specific punishments. Like in S3, June says the punishment for using contraceptives is being torn apart by dogs. Has anyone ever created a specific list of action vs. punishment?

For instance, lose a finger for a first offense of reading. Seems like most resistance crimes are public hangings of some kind labeling them heretics. Janine harming a child was supposed to be stoning. Men raping seems to be a salvaging.

Hi there!

I’m new to the MCAS world and curious if anyone has been diagnosed via this regimen. My immunologist (who I found just to see if I was still allergic to peanuts after years with no reaction) also did some extra bloodwork and genetic testing because I have various autoimmune diseases and other ailments. She didn’t explain much but said she suspected possible MCAS and wanted to start me on Pepcid (in addition to daily loratadine I already take) and gastrochrome. I guess one of the ways to diagnose is via positive treatment? Just looking for any helpful info or experience since she left me mostly in the dark. I do have POTS and have heard that MCAS is often linked to that/long covid and this is a popular treatment combo so I’m curious if this is another magical puzzle piece to my box of fun❤️‍🩹😵‍💫 (also are you taking Pepcid as a daily preventative or in its usual state with meals?)

[if helpful, I have been diagnosed with: POTS, Vasovagal syncope, celiac disease, chronic migraine, fibromyalgia, CRPS]