u/SugaredVegan

Looking for a provider for a senior citizen for a consult for hormone replacement therapy. Her family doctor (gerontologist) doesn’t want to “handle it.”

I have the need to create a “stage plot” type of document for different keyboard setups for different bands. I am a newby, and I need to pack two rigs. I need a cheat sheet for plugging things in; checklist of equipment for each setup.

When I get on maintenance will this cloud go away?
60f, SW 180, CW 150, GE 125ish
At the 4 month mark, I was still at around 3mg.
Anhedonia struck, though I didn’t see it.
I was desperately trying to get over someone. And one day I had no desire for him. A switch flipped suddenly.
Now I have zero sex drive / my drive was roaring before. Now I don’t want to go out or be with people.
And now at 6 months I am down 30 lbs. I still have 20 to go. Staying at about the same dose now, 3-4 mg.
I’m thinking about going back down to 2mg to see if my emotions return.
For those who have experienced it, how did it start? When? What dose? Did it go away in maintenance?

I am currently prescribed a compounded product with B6. I need info before I ask my prescribing doctor about a switch to reconstituting it myself. I am soon to go on maintenance. I have 4 vials that are 6 weeks past BUD date because my doctor lowered my dose due to side effects. I guess my next question is about usage past BUD. one vial lasts me 9 weeks.

While driving in early spring, I listened to part of an Apple podcast I want to finish. The interviewers were both American men. One of them was an LCSW. The two men were together remotely and there was a scheduling situation that made them able to join the podcast together and it made it a unique event. The woman was a nutritionist with ADHD, and she has client base of disordered eaters with adhd who are seeking weight loss. She spoke of her clients:
-a person prone to binge because they procrastinated cooking a meal until they were starving
-a woman who ate vending machine junk (M&Ms) at work for lunch and learned healthy meal prep and snacks for her desk drawer that were healthy.
The men spoke of the success for her to start a solo practice with the challenges she faced.
I want to find this nutritionist. I don’t remember that she discussed types of food specific to adhd. It was more about working with stumbling blocks of planning.