Curious how many of you have experienced this. This Clancy trial is hitting close to home in terms of how nuts I’ve been or felt during luteal (until getting on various meds and understood how to better track and understand my condition of PMDD).
I’m seeking words of wisdom from folks who have been through the early years of an arranged marriage. What tips do you have to build healthy communication and peaceful partnership?
Am I alone? Has anyone been in this position before?
It would be to hold outfits for the week, maybe things I need to iron, and some shoes? There’s no proper closet in the room and there’s not a ton of room for more furniture. (Edit to note the whole family shares one bathroom so I’m trying to create a space for myself to get ready alone and without interruption.)
Our interest rate is too good to move. Interest rates on loans for renovations are too high…. We are stuck with what we got.
Edit: I have a career, long commute, and little kids
Thoughts? You too? I don’t take my Adderall regularly but when I do it’s like - oh my fucking g-d. I forgot how much this shit helps.
I just saw a new doctor to get ready for perimenopause. She seemed somewhat annoyed that I didn’t want to try birth control for my PMDD. I wanted to come on here and ask you if any of you use birth control for PMDD and if it really does help. It never helped me. I prefer predictable symptoms that I am able to manage (not remove, but manage) through a combination of holistic practices and psychiatric medication.
I just saw a new doctor to get ready for perimenopause. She seemed somewhat annoyed that I didn’t want to try birth control for my PMDD. I wanted to come on here and ask you if any of you use birth control for PMDD and if it really does help. It never helped me. I prefer predictable symptoms that I am able to manage (not remove, but manage) through a combination of holistic practices and psychiatric medication.
My son just had surgery to remove his cholesteatoma; he is 10. It had destroyed or eroded the three middle ear bones. His ear kind of looks like Frankenstein in the back. Doctor said he ca n go back to school but I’m so nervous about any remarks he might get about what his ear looks like right now, or also about anyone potentially bumping into if. What did you all do post-surgery?