I know... Another annoying question..
I haven't spoken to anyone who has been to see Lassu and I'm keen for actual reviews (not just the google summary)
If you've been, I'd love to hear what you thought. The last few cabaret style shows I've seen have been a little samey samey (but I always admire the talent and skill) and I'd love to find something a little different.
Thank you!
Hi,
Hilton Cairns run a Omakase Kaiseki Experience. I can't see any feedback and hoping someone may have been or heard anything more about it.
Thanks.
Hi,
I'm in Australia and was diagnosed with Narcolepsy about 3 years ago.
I have been experiencing high heart rate for over a year and sweat just pouring down my face. It's mortifying. I walk to the other side of the house and my heart rate can easily hit 125-130 bpm.
It's restricted what I do because I get worried.
Anyhoo my sleep doctor referred me to a cardiologist. I saw the cardiologist today. I've had a holter monitor test, ecg and ultrasound. He said everything looked fine and my heart was beating fast due to the level of stimulants.
I mentioned my sleep doctor said there was possibly something he could prescribe to lower my heart rate. He said that there is one medication but I don't qualify and if I'm worried that he could do a stress test/that was the only other test he could do.
I've tried to look up on our PBS website to see what medications could fall under this but I'm not quite 100%.
I'm hoping someone else may share what they are doing if they have this issue so I can be armed with information when seeing my sleep doctor again.
I'm in my early 40's and don't want to end up killing my heart by it reaching high beats constantly but I still sleep on the stimulants I'm taking now... so also worried about going off everything completely and sleeping 24/7.
I take vyvanse and dex daily. I have Hashimotos and have had my thyroid levels checked recently (all fine there).
Any input on how this is being dealt with by your doctors is greatly, greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hi,
My teenage family member with alopecia universalis is getting her first human hair wig. She hasn't had hair since she was very young so this is a huge moment.
I wanted to put together a goodie bag to celebrate and wanted to see what people would suggest?
I was thinking wide tooth comb, brush etc but I'm open to any and all suggestions.
Thank you!