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What was the week of 9/11 like, but after the attacks happened. Like Wednesday-Saturday.

I am 16, so not alive for 9/11, but just want to know what it was like. Did it feel like the rest of the week took a year to go by? Did it go by fast since so many people were warning updates in the TV?

Did the rest of the week feel heavy? Like profound sadness all the time?

From my perspective, I feel like the week would have felt like a whole year, same with the rest of September.

Hello! I have found a dream house in northern Kentucky, in Boone county. However, the nearest hospital is 16 minutes away in Hebron.

The thought of being 16 minutes from a hospital scares me, it this close enough to a hospital to be fine.

I have lived less than 5 minutes from a hospital my whole life in my current neighborhood. But, I am wanting to move to the Cincy area to begin my career.

Is this close enough?

Sorry, if this is a weird question, just need my anxiety reduced and really want to put an offer in this house.

So, I do entyvio injections every other week. I use to do infusions but insurance changed me in the beginning of the year🙄

I have had one flare since I have been diagnosed, it was 2 years ago so I forgot what it is like.

I have had some belly pain in my lower portion, I had a formed bowel movement two days ago and the. Yesterday I had one it was formed. But, not one long stool it was just like smaller pieces that were formed.

I have had no mucus or blood, but smelly gas and sometimes they come out hot, sometimes they don’t. I might need to lay off the ice cream!

The belly pain and also I get some nausea, also the gas has started to worry me…should I be worried?

I hope it is not, just looking for some reassurance, I just get worried every time I think I am going into a flare.

The last stool sample I did, which was maybe one or two months ago was the lowest level since I had been diagnosed. It was like just barely in the abnormal. Like two away from normal level I think.

So, has anyone else had this and it was nothing. Also, most times I don’t go to the bathroom everyday like every other day or every other three days. But, this week I have went everyday. So I will take that as a win. I guess I forgot that it was normal to go everyday 😂

Hello everyone, I am traveling to Chicago in June and am looking for hotels, that are in safe areas, close to everything. The BIGGEST thing I need is a Microwave and Mini-Fridge in my room. Cause, I like to reheat my leftover food. Does anyone have any good recommendations about where to stay, they has a microwave and mini-fridge.

I am aiming for Magnificent Mile or in that area. It is my first time going to Chicago. So, just in the area with stuff to-do and is in a safe area.

Hello everyone, I have a peanut allergy and use to live traveling when I was younger. When I think about traveling I get sick.

So, I have decided that I can’t live like this, I need to take control of this instead of it controlling me. So, I have been doing therapy with a person who specializes in allergy anxiety.

We just barely started exposure therapy, so I won’t be able to eat out…working on it… so I will be packing lunch.

It still just makes me nervous like this huge city and I have an allergic reaction will they get to me in time.

If I think about eating out, do you all have any recommendations.

I hope I am making a good choice, I am excited but also nervous.

Thanks for any recommendations or helpful info/reassurance you can give.