Scott Baretts boots?
I've tried to look, but can't find any answers, does anyone know why he had different boots to the rest of the team?
I've tried to look, but can't find any answers, does anyone know why he had different boots to the rest of the team?
This poor lady. But this is exactly why a building consent and following the process can be so important.
I get people want to get rid of red tape, I understand it can seem overly officious, but for those of us in the 'red tape' industry - this is what we are trying to prevent!
Honestly - most Building Officials just want to see a well constructed building, that does what it is intended to do (I know some are on a power trip - but they are not the majority).
I've been on HRT for just over a year.
I'm now on a 50mg patch, with nightly 100mg progesterone. I got the run around from my usual GP to start, so ended up going elsewhere and got the prescription (yay - made me cry!).
My usual Dr then agreed to continue care, but heavily wanted me to cycle the progesterone. I said that by that time my cycles were so irregular, it seemed irrelevant (My last 3 cycles have been Jan 2025, Dec 2025, and just started again yesterday).
I was given all sorts of horror stories about taking continuously, and was told I needed to take 200mg for 2 weeks, then have a 2 week break. The problem with doing that (for me) is sleep, or lack of it. When I don't have my usual nightly P I wake at 3am. Sometimes I can get back to sleep - but usually not until at least 4.30 or 5am.
I then agreed to have a 12 day break when/if I got my period.
Onto my question - what is the potential risk if I just keep taking the progesterone? I've 2 nights of crap sleep, and I just want my 7 hours back.
I've been on HRT for just over a year.
I'm now on a 50mg patch, with nightly 100mg progesterone. I got the run around from my usual GP to start, so ended up going elsewhere and got the prescription (yay - made me cry!).
My usual Dr then agreed to continue care, but heavily wanted me to cycle the progesterone. I said that by that time my cycles were so irregular, it seemed irrelevant (My last 3 cycles have been Jan 2025, Dec 2025, and just started again yesterday).
I was given all sorts of horror stories about taking continuously, and was told I needed to take 200mg for 2 weeks, then have a 2 week break. The problem with doing that (for me) is sleep, or lack of it. When I don't have my usual nightly P I wake at 3am. Sometimes I can get back to sleep - but usually not until at least 4.30 or 5am.
I then agreed to have a 12 day break when/if I got my period.
Onto my question - what is the potential risk if I just keep taking the progesterone? I've 2 nights of crap sleep, and I just want my 7 hours back.
https://www.labour.org.nz/solarsaver
I have only quickly glanced through it, but it seems like a good idea. However I'm interested in further thoughts from people who know more than me (good bad and otherwise).
I know I've looked into Solar, and couldn't justify the costs for this single parent managing a mortgage
Just curious - anyone taking a GLP-1 and noticed any affect on their head?
I'm taking part in a clinical trial for a new medication combining GLP-1 and GIP, and since I started I have had 1 x very low key headache. Other than that its been a pain free month - which as a chronic sufferer I can't remember the last time that happened.
Not sure if its just coincidence or others have experienced similar.
I'm hoping some locals can help me out here.
My friend and I are heading to Auckland this weekend to see the Pink Floyd Experience on Friday, and Mumford and Sons on Sat. We are staying close to the Spark Arena - so can easily walk on Sat night, but not sure on the best way to get to the shore on Fri night.
We are fully prepared to Uber or similar, but wondered if there is an easier/cheaper way (public transport or similar).
I know Auckland reasonably well, but I'm usually staying with family and have access to a car/driver - this time I'm reliant on taxis/uber and public transport :)