u/Pure_Screen3176

I work in centerplace and the service in that area of Greeley is fucking atrocious. I have Verizon, does any cell carrier get good service in that area? One of my coworkers has T-mobile and also doesn’t get good service.

I’ve lived here my whole life and have only had ribs at Texas Roadhouse, Georgia boys, and Nordys.

I’ve lived here my whole life and have only had ribs at Texas Roadhouse, Georgia boys, and Nordys.

Recently read Earthlings by Sayaka Murata and loved how absolutely bizarre it was. Currently reading Convenience Store Woman by the same author and also have her books Vanishing World and Life Ceremony on my TBR. I would like some suggestions for books that are just so weird and bizarre.

Copied from a post I made in my IUGR support group and the only response was someone saying they stopped being anxious after she gave birth 🫠:

For starters I'm well aware that when it comes to iugr, my situation was nothing compared to other women in this group. Starting at 20 weeks my baby was only mildly growth restricted. Despite that though, throughout my pregnancy I was riddled with anxiety.
Even though she passed every NST, had normal dopplers, had no anomalies on ultrasound, NIPT, microarray, and karyotype came back clear, MFMS never expressing any concern..l was crying almost everyday.
When she was born at 38+2 she weighed 6lbs 2oz and healthy. She's gained almost 5 Ibs since at 11 weeks old. Her pediatrician says she's perfect but I still I feel like I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop. I over analyze every movement she makes, count every ounce she drinks even though her weight has never been a concern. It's driving me crazy. I feel like my anxiety is inside a Jack in the box in my chest and everyday it's wound a little bit closer to popping out.
I'm already on two different antidepressants/ anti anxiety medications and I just don't know what to do about it anymore. I'd never harm myself, I just wish I could just appreciate that right now she's healthy and right now nothing is wrong.