u/Creative-Constant-52

I am not able to afford glp compounded or not. I used it for 6 weeks on an Rx and it was amazing! Had to go off, gained weight again.

I can afford Elite Edge research GLP-2T vials…

Are they safe? How do I even research this? Tell me like I’m five years old!

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u/Creative-Constant-52 — 22 days ago

I am out of the woods! This set of woods anyway. It was an easier ride than previous attempts at tapering.

I was drinking a fifth of vodka a day or 2 bottles or wine for over two months. I cut down 1/2 the past Friday. (Edit to add clarity, I then proceeded with alcohol withdrawal Rx prescribed to me) I took one Ativan and gabapentin on Saturday, gabapentin on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday just my regular anti anxiety med (buspar) on Saturday. I also started Naltrexone again. Day 5 down!

I feel like a new human! The first 3 days were horrible. Racing heart, doom anxiety/hypervigilence, night sweats. But wow was it worth it.

Not drinking today and no plans for tomorrow going forward!

I made a video to myself yesterday about what it was like so I could watch it again if (when) I feel the urge to drink again. I don’t want to waste any more days like that!

Solidarity to anyone starting out on abstinence, tapering, or cutting back!

I did the whole AA thing for many years of abstinence in the past but not going back. This time I was helped by my primary care doctor, licensed therapist, withdrawal management Rx including Naltrexone and this group. Yay!

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u/Creative-Constant-52 — 23 days ago

I have an old car, cylinder 3 misfire, doesn’t start, 2000 Toyota Camry. What local scrap yard will come pick it up, tow it away, and hopefully buy it for scrap? Preferably in North Portland. Thank you!

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u/Creative-Constant-52 — 23 days ago

I have current debt 30k in collections. $100k student loans. My question is about preventing more debt.

I am looking for job after 2 years of cancer treatment and recovery (hence the debts.)

I was on state insurance at the time, and all of surgeries and treatment and now continued treatment was 90% covered. Very lucky to be alive and that it was all covered. I am still covered by that insurance.

I need to have two more surgeries: hernia and double mastectomy.

Here’s the question. I am so broke and in a ton of debt/collections from not working for two years. I am looking at getting a full time job again because being broke it is stressful and awful. I’ve been making ends meet with freelance work that is creative and fun but barely pays my rent.

Here’s the question: do I get the surgeries now while it all 100% covered? Or do I get a full time job now and hope that I won’t have to pay too much for those surgeries once I have insurance through my job? I’m afraid I’ll end up broke all the same.

Can someone offer insight on any of this??? I feel so perplexed at what to do. The chemo brain fog is not helping in decision making!

My work experience is in non-profit and higher education, mid level management, which is what I’d be going back to.

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u/Creative-Constant-52 — 26 days ago