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To celebrate National Cheeseburger Day, McDonald's is giving away free double cheeseburgers TODAY, September 18th.

To get a free Double Cheeseburger, you need to:

1. Make a minimum $1 purchase

2. Order through the McDonald's app as a MyMcDonald's Rewards member

Limit one free Double Cheeseburger per customer

Redeem the offer at participating locations

Can't wait.

Hi all, I've been dealing with these symptoms off and on since February of this year:

- urinary urgency

- feeling like my bladder isn't empty after peeing

- a sore feeling around my bladder/lower abdominal area

- lower back pain

-- sometimes feeling like absolute crap

- sometimes white tissue-like particles floating in urine (one of the urogynecologists I saw said it's probably lining of my cervix slougihing off. I thought maybe it could be my bladder lining.

I've seen two different urogynecologists. The first one thinks I have genitourinary syndrome of menopause and overactive bladder. The second one thinks I have either IC or Overactive Bladder. She told me symptoms overlapped. The first doctor prescribed estradiol estrogen vaginal cream and Phenazopyridine (the active ingredient in Azo) The second one told me to continue using the estrogen cream and ordered pelvic floor therapy, which I'll start next week.

I have gone through periods of a month or 6 weeks without symptoms and then they come back. I think I'm having a flare now. What do you think? If you do think it's IC , what has helped you? Also, if you don't mind sharing, how were you diagnosed,

Thanks for your help.

I find myself watching re-runs of the show on Pluto a lot lately. I'm not sure why, but it's somehow comforting. I now think differently about some characters.

Characters I like more now:

1. Donna. She really comes across as a good friend. Tori did a good job of showing Donna's silly and serious sides, too.

2. Valerie. After rewatching a bunch of episodes, I now see her as more complex than I used to. While she was manipulative at times, she also showed she has a good heart. Her childhood trauma storyline really touched me. I now have a soft spot for her. Great job by Tiffani in portraying Valerie's good and bad girl sides.

3. Steve. The lovable goofball grew up and showed real maturity when he got married and had a kid. I was especially touched by how he handled the situation with Janet's parents. Ian Ziering is underrated.

Characters I dislike more now:

1. Kelly. Too many reasons to list. Can't stand her.

2. Brandon. His self-righteousness gets on my nerves.

3. Dylan. With age, I am no longer attracted to bad boys, lol. Dylan moped a lot. I really hate how he hurt Brenda and really hate him with Kelly, too. Having said that, Luke Perry was a good actor and did his best with what he had to work with

I should also mention characters I've always liked:

1. Brenda. She's my absolute favorite. Shannen really captured Brenda's vulnerability.

2. Jim & Cindy: the perfect Midwest parents.

3. Jackie Taylor. Because she kept it real. Kudos to the actress who portrayed her.

How about you? Which characters do you like more, and which ones do you like less after rewatching the show?

This is sooo cool. Jamie Walters and his daughter stopped by Beverly Hills Pawn. Walters-- who now has four kids --- said he waa looking to sell his 1978 Les Paul Custom he used to record his #1 hit How Do You Talk to an Angel so that he can take his family to Europe.

He's still awesome!!!

Video in comments.