u/TheTousler

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Why do all pants give me a wedgie?

I hope this post is allowed. I am not a pattern drafter, just trying to deduce why I can't get a good fit in the seat of any pants I buy and I thought the people in this subreddit would know.

For reference, this happens in most pants I buy, regardless of how high the rise is (unless I sag them below where they are meant to sit. It happens with denim but also wool trousers. I've added some photos of what I mean. Typically pants will fit me well with the exception of giving me a wedgie.

Some other info:

- I do not have a large butt or quads at all, quite the opposite actually.

- Sizing up does not work as it makes the waist and seat much too loose.

Any thoughts?

u/TheTousler — 4 days ago
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Doctors who can treat severe refractory MCAS?

I have been dealing with this for about 8 years and my situation has become quite dire. I've already worked with all the mcas specialists in my area and I can't even get stable. I react to literally every possible treatment.

Are there any doctors or facilities who can help with a severe refractory case of MCAS? I am willing to travel. Unfortunately, I have spent my life savings and cannot afford to pay thousands to see any more private pay doctors, so it would have to be someone who accepts insurance (unless their rates are reasonable).

I would like to politely ask that this not turn into a discussion about mold, Lyme, or nervous system regulation programs. I have been dealing with this for quite a while and I have explored all of those avenues.

Thanks!

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u/TheTousler — 4 days ago
▲ 5 r/MCAS

Doctors who can treat severe refractory MCAS?

I have been dealing with this for about 8 years and my situation has become quite dire. I've already worked with all the mcas specialists in my area and I can't even get stable. I react to literally every possible treatment.

Are there any doctors or facilities who can help with a severe refractory case of MCAS? I am willing to travel. Unfortunately, I have spent my life savings and cannot afford to pay thousands to see any more private pay doctors, so it would have to be someone who accepts insurance (unless their rates are reasonable).

I would like to politely ask that this not turn into a discussion about mold, Lyme, or nervous system regulation programs. I have been dealing with this for quite a while and I have explored all of those avenues.

Thanks!

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u/TheTousler — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/MCAS

How to get omega-3s if I'm sensitive to the major sources

I can't eat fish, fish oil, algae, or flaxseed. How do I get omega-3s? I know chia has some, but that's ALA rather than EPA and DHA.

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u/TheTousler — 9 days ago