u/Thin_Midnight9607

I meet this guy on tinder he visited me on campus. He said he felt like he didn’t make a best impression since he just got off work and not in nice attire. We walked around on campus, got to know each other more.went and got something to eat from a food truck.We went to my dorm and he meet my roommates and then he and him went to my room and watch a movie. We kissed but no sex was included. Is this considered a date?

Has anyone noticed their migraine aura seem connected to grief or major life stress? This seems to happen every time I loose someone close to me.

I’m asking because I’m starting to see a pattern in my own experience. Back in 2020, when COVID was at its peak, I lost my great grandmother to COVID. I was grieving her, feeling depressed, scared of catching COVID myself, and worried about losing other family members. Also I was getting ready to move 4 hours away for college. That’s when my migraines with aura episode started. Eventually, those episodes stopped and I went years without really thinking about them.

In January they’ve started happening again after my boyfriend of 8 years broke up with me on Christmas. My grandpa died unexpectedly last year, and my family has also been dealing with major changes like selling homes, moving, and helping my grandmother move in with us. It’s been a lot emotionally, even time when I don’t feel stressed or sad

If you can relate did they improve once life became more stable or after processing the grief?

I’ve been thinking about trying low dose of atropine for my floaters. Majority of them are clear except one grey dot in my peripheral and some clear floaters with a dense knot in it. I wanna ask questions to get others experience.

1. How would you describe your floaters before atropine and after using it?
2. How long have you been using for and how often do you use it?
3. Any side effects?
4. How did you obtain the drops? (I tried asking my ophthalmologist about trying them but he refused give them to me)