
u/Technical_Ostrich_47

We are with you whilst Russia is attacking and we will be with you after Russia is defeated – thank you for keeping Europe safe 🇺🇦🇪🇺 from Denmark 🇩🇰
Lithuania issues possible air alert warning over potential drone sighting
lrt.ltUkraine is advancing, Russia is on its back legs and the lines for gas are growing 🚙⛽️
Russians pull billions from banks, fearing Kremlin will seize deposits for war
washingtonpost.comUnges flyttemønster ændrer sig: Farvel København og hjem til Aarhus
dr.dkPriserne på lejligheder i Aarhus fortsætter med at stige, imens farten falder i København
Europe's established tech firms emerge as unexpected AI winners
reuters.comRussian troops survive an average 30 minutes on Ukraine's battlefield: CIA director
businessinsider.comThank you Ukraine for defending democracy and the rest of Europe! Please take this!
Denmark donates 590M € to strengthen Ukrainian military (Article in danish)
fmn.dkTrump threatens 100% tariffs on European countries if they tax American digital companies. This is why Europe needs alternatives!
Russian chief-conductor Kirill Petrenko donates Danish prize money (134.000€) to Ukrainian children
slippedisc.comRussia’s overwhelming manpower advantage against Ukraine is starting to wane
edition.cnn.comBedste alternativ til Bodega 66?
Jeg var rigtig stor fan af bodega 66, med deres (relativt) små priser og easy going atmosfære. Ærgerligt at de lukkede.
Har I andre alternativer? Ekstra bonus til stedet, hvis der kun er et enkelt trin op eller ned eller niveaufri indgang 🧑🦽.
Best medication for bladder spasms/urge incontinence? What works well for you?
Hey friends,
Urge incontinence keeps being a major hassle for me.
I’m currently on 50 mg of Betmiga in the morning and 75 mg of Vibegron in the evening with limited effect. I get Botox every 10 months, but even that only works for a few months for me now.
I was on 4 mg of tolterodine for a few months and the effect was great, absolutely the best medication I’ve tried when it comes to urge incontinence, but the studies linking the drugs with increased risk of dementia scared me off it.
So my question to you is - what medication do you take, and does it work well for you?