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So I was diagnosed with hypo about 6 months ago. My Dr started me on 100mcg of levothyroxine and I started having heart palpitations a few days later so she switched me to 50mcg and that was fine.

I did labs last week (I was supposed to check 2 months after but forgot and just waited until I started to run out of meds.) my tsh came back a bit high, 9.38 so she changed me to 75mcg and now after two days of the new dose I'm having heart palpitations again I looked it up and there's no dose between 50 and 75.

Im wondering if my numbers were off because I take all my meds at the same time (if I don't I WILL forget one or more) I'm not sure I'm supposed to do. I messaged my doctor but it's late at night now so she won't get back to me until tomorrow. Did anyone else have this issue

I do digital art and I have been asked about making them into cards. I was thinking of getting my art printed into 4x6 or 5x7 prints then using photo corners and/or double stick tape (I use a permanent tape when I stick my prints to foam board)

How much would you charge for cards like that. They would be blank inside.

Right now I have 4 prints I'm planning on starting with. I'm thinking of selling them individually or in a set of 8 (2 cards per print).

My sister, our friend, and I are going to Boston in July for a concert. On the way back home to Vermont we plan on stopping in Salem for a few hours since none of us had ever been. What are some must see places or shops if we're only passing through. The loose plan so far is we're gonna grab some lunch somewhere and walk around to see some sites and or shop. TIA ❤️ also what is the tourism traffic like in July. Of course the dream is to go to Salem in the fall but I know the tourism is INSANE then.

I draw digitally. I use a Samsung Galaxy s10. I use the sketchbook app. I DO NOT use a i at all. I don't even use line assist. Can I call my art "Hand drawn" even if it is done on a tablet. I was always under the impression that I could but recently had a "Karen" tell me that calling my art Hand drawn was false advertising.

So with Eric Dane dying recently we saw that he died very quickly after his diagnosis. I remember people saying the people who are diagnosed with ALS only live for about 2 years after diagnosis. Why did Stephen Hawkings live so long? He lived YEARS with his condition. I didn't know that Stephen Hawkings had ALS until I saw a video on tiktok and fact checked it.