Im 41 (F) done having kids and interested in elective salpingectomy. Has anyone had it done? My OB is also a gynie and I went to him privately for my kids in the Coombe. Would he do it? Its mainly to reduce risk of cancer.
I had a c section for my 2nd baby.
I have TMJ and only recently got a mouthguard as I grind a lot. Currently have ear ache and headache (mild in temple)
C. 2 months ago I started getting trap pain and going to physio. I was terrible for keeping up exercises and 2 weeks ago noticed pain in arm. I also have lower back pain
My physio said I have c2 and c3 neck issues too tech neck)
He pressed points on my neck last week and I got a tingle in my leg. Now I've felt it several times. He said it was likely anxiety.
Should I go to see a doctor?
I noted from the FSU article that Rory Lynch apologised to the plaintiffs leading councel. Does that mean the Sands didn't know what was included in the legal papers?
I was raised in a very strict Catholic house, I suppose religion was always imposed on me rather than something I truly believed in then. I led a life for many years not in line with Catholic teachings - drugs, alcohol, sex etc.
I found in particular over the years that I feel very close to Jesus, and my father who died many years ago who was religious. During difficult times I pray a lot and like to talk to God and certain saints, I feel great peace sitting in a church and have married in a Catholic ceremony and baptised my children as Catholic. I suppose deep down its always been in my heart
My question is, can I ever truly be welcomed back given I denied God into my heart for so long? I don't agree with some of the churches teachings ie think more equality and compassion for LGBT (a number of my friends are gay)
EDIT Other than praying regularly and attending confession and mass is there anything else I should to to let got into my heart again?
I honestly feel closest to Jesus when I'm just talking to him lately and asking him to guide me. I feel my dad is by his side and helping me through him
My mom was diagnosed with dementia about 2 years ago and it’s progressed really quickly. The care home say she’s stage 5, maybe bordering on stage 6.
Her mobility and frailty have been the biggest issues, she’s had a lot of falls recently. She hit her head in the last one, but scans were okay. Now she’s in hospital with pneumonia.
Everything I’m reading online makes it sound really serious, especially in someone with dementia, and I’m honestly terrified of what this means.
Has anyone been through something similar? Can someone in her condition recover from pneumonia, or is this usually a sign of things getting worse?
She doesn’t recognise me anymore, which has been incredibly hard, and now this on top of it just feels overwhelming.
I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who’s been in a similar situation, even just to know what to expect.
Thank you
EDIT
To add she is sitting up, shes on oxygen but keeps pulling the tube out. She was initially responding well to the antibiotics. We have a DNR in place, nothing invasive. I'm just shocked and distraught how quickly this has been, shes been in a care home for 5 months. Shes only 70.