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▲ 13 r/GTA

I'm being followed through lobies and harassed

There's a player named "watdidusay" on GTA Online PC (ED) who is consistently following me in the public lobies I've been playing. Submitted ticket to rockstar and asked if they give me any personel info to start official complaint in his country, even though don't know if it's possible but I also believe these pervert acts of his may have legal consequences...

Is there anyone come across w this level of madness before?

Edit: forget to add but u can guess already that he is modding. Getting me out of passive and spamming deluxo missiles from oppressor MK2, usual stuff

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u/Connect_Put_2427 — 19 hours ago
▲ 7 r/GERD

Hey everyone. I wish good health, peace, and a life without anxiety to everyone here dealing with GERD and the problems it causes.

I’m 26 years old male, normal BMI. I was first introduced to reflux back in 2020, in my early 20s. One morning I woke up feeling like I couldn’t breathe, with a burning sensation in my throat, and after going to a primary care doctor I was told it was reflux and was prescribed PPIs and antacids.

In the first couple of years, I used PPIs on and off whenever symptoms came back. My main issue was more about bloating and discomfort when lying down at night rather than severe burning, although of course I did experience the typical heartburn as well.

Fast forward to now, for about the last 3 years I haven’t really needed to use PPIs regularly. I still get reflux symptoms from time to time, especially on days when I overeat or have heavier foods that trigger it, but I can usually manage it with antacids.

To be honest, during these past few years, drinking a glass of milk before bed has helped a lot with the nighttime symptoms, which were my main issue.

I never had a regular doctor following this long-term. Whenever I went in with symptoms, doctors mostly recommended PPIs and lifestyle changes, and given my age they generally didn’t suggest an endoscopy. I did have an abdominal ultrasound once just to check for things like a hernia, and it came back normal.

I also tend to be a bit prone to anxiety and stress, and one doctor mentioned that reflux can be quite common in people like that.

Recently though, I’ve had a bit of a flare-up and ended up going through about half a bottle of Gaviscon, which made me start reading this subreddit more. And honestly, some of the things I’ve read here—especially about Barrett’s esophagus—have made me worry that I might have neglected this and could be heading toward something worse.

So I wanted to ask: am I overthinking this, or should I actually be concerned?

Sorry for the long post, and thanks to anyone who takes the time to read and respond...

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u/Connect_Put_2427 — 18 days ago