u/GirlMcGirlface

▲ 60 r/acorntv

Just binged Season 1 of You're Killing Me, so relieved its been picked up for season 2!

I wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much as I did, but I absolutely loved it!

The cast are great, love Brooke Shields, I hope it gets many more seasons.

If anyone can recommend similar shows to keep me busy whilst I wait for season 2 that would be great.

I liked Agatha Raisin, didn't like Harry Wild and gave up after a few episodes.

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u/GirlMcGirlface — 8 days ago
▲ 3 r/Wegovy

3rd week on 2.4 and I'm experiencing insatiable hunger

I've been on Wegovy for just over a year, it's my 3rd week on 2.4 and I am so hungry.

This is the only medication option for me at the moment, I'm getting it on the NHS tier 3 weight loss program with Oviva. I cannot afford to try something different. I haven't lost much weight, less that 2 stone and that was in the first 2-3 months. I've been yoyo-ing 5lbs each way ever since.

All my bloods are "normal"

So frustrated, and deflated. This is such hard work for no weightloss.

Anyone else extra hungry on 2.4?

Any tips on how to actually lose weight on this, other than the obvious calorie counting, food monitoring, drinking extra water, protein, I'm doing all that.

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u/GirlMcGirlface — 26 days ago
▲ 0 r/rhoslc

I'm watching S4 reunion and I'm so confused by the Monica hate

Monica did a good thing by helping to bring down Jen. I think its a bad look from the other housewives, that they never acknowledged the obvious.

Jen is a bad person, who ruined so many innocent peoples lives, and in my book, anyone who went out of their way to expose that, whether you agree with their tactics or not, deserves a round of applause. So yes Heather, Monica is a hero in this instance.

The defending of Jen just makes me so mad.

Just seems an interesting choice to dogpile on the one person who did the right thing....

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u/GirlMcGirlface — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/ADHDUK

ADHD and Depression in teens

My 14F daughter just received her ADHD diagnosis, she also suffers with quite bad episodes of low mood/depression. She also almost certainly has Autism, but is still on the waiting list for a diagnosis.

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My question is, will ADHD medication help with these depressive episodes or should I be looking into antidepressants too? Which do we try first?

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I don't want to ignore the depression, or blame everything on the ADHD. We're having to fund the process privately and we still can't get an appointment with regards to ADHD meds until the end of July. Are there any meds which we should avoid if possible? What's everyones experience?

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I don't know what to do for the best, so any advice is greatly appreciated.

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u/GirlMcGirlface — 1 month ago