u/Delmoretn

hey everyone,

i recently landed a content analyst role after spending most of my career in customer service, and i'm really enjoying it so far.

on the side, i've also been a content creator for years (youtube/livestreaming), so i've always been interested in online platforms and communities.

i'm interested in eventually moving into areas like trust & safety, content operations, policy, or other analyst roles.

for those already in this field, what career path would you recommend? are there any courses, certifications, or skills i should start learning now to keep growing?

thanks!

hey everyone,

i recently landed a content analyst role after spending most of my career in customer service, and i'm really enjoying it so far.

on the side, i've also been a content creator for years (youtube/livestreaming), so i've always been interested in online platforms and communities.

i'm interested in eventually moving into areas like trust & safety, content operations, policy, or other analyst roles.

for those already in this field, what career path would you recommend? are there any courses, certifications, or skills i should start learning now to keep growing?

thanks!

hey everyone,

i'm 27f and my neurology appointment isn't until july 27, so i'm hoping someone here has been through something similar.

about 2 weeks ago i suddenly started limping. my right foot feels heavy after walking for a few minutes, my ankle feels unstable, and sometimes my toes scrape the ground. my right big toe is weaker than the left, but the numbness i had on top of it has mostly gone away.

i don't really have pain. it's mostly weakness, heaviness, and my walking just feels... off. i also get a lot of tension in my right hamstring and butt when i stretch that leg.

my doctor already referred me to neurology. i also found out i'm severely vitamin d deficient (10.9), but i don't know if that's related.

has anyone had similar symptoms that ended up being a disc bulge, l5 nerve, peroneal nerve, piriformis, or something else? did it improve while you were waiting for answers?

it's getting to the point where i don't even want to go out because i can't walk normally anymore.