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Hey everyone!

I’ve got a layover at Incheon Airport (Terminal 2) and wanted some advice on how to spend my time there.

I land at 4:30 AM and my next flight is at 12:55 PM, so I’ll have around 7 hours and 45 minutes.

I’d love recommendations for:
• Things to do inside Terminal 2 (places to relax, eat, freshen up, etc.)
• Skincare shopping – I really want to take advantage of Korean skincare! Which brands/products are worth buying and where can I find them in T2?

Also, would it be realistic to leave the airport for a quick visit somewhere nearby, or should I just stay inside?

Any tips or suggestions would really help. Thanks! 😊

Hey everyone!

I’ve got a layover at Incheon Airport (Terminal 2) and wanted some advice on how to spend my time there.

I land at 4:30 AM and my next flight is at 12:55 PM, so I’ll have around 7 hours and 45 minutes.

I’d love recommendations for:

• Skincare shopping – I really want to take advantage of Korean skincare! Which brands/products are worth buying and where can I find them in T2?

Any tips or suggestions would really help. Thanks! 😊

Hi everyone,
I’m in Alberta and seriously considering getting a breast reduction done privately because the wait times through AHS are honestly insane right now.
I’ve been dealing with constant neck, back, and shoulder pain, and it’s getting really hard to manage day to day. (34J)
I just wanted to ask if anyone here has gone the private route in Alberta:

How much did it cost you?

How long did it take from consultation to surgery?

Which surgeon/clinic did you go to and how was your experience?

Also, if anyone has done partially covered (AHS + out of pocket), I’d love to hear about that too.
At this point I’m just trying to figure out if it’s worth paying privately to get relief sooner.
Thank you so much 🙏

I had an abortion yesterday and I feel like my mind just won’t stop.

I’m 22, and my husband and I aren’t in a place where we’re ready to have a baby yet, mostly because of financial reasons. From the beginning, I was already leaning toward getting an abortion. But what’s making this so much harder now is everything around my ultrasounds.

Based on my last period (April 21), I should have been around 7 weeks. But my first scan showed 5 weeks 4 days with no yolk sac or embryo. A week later, it only measured 5 weeks 5 days — almost no growth — but this time there was a yolk sac, still no embryo, no heart beat.

I was told it might not be a viable pregnancy, and logically I understand that. But there was still that small uncertainty, and now that it’s over, that’s the part that’s stuck in my head.

I keep thinking:
What if it was just early?
What if I waited one more week?
What if everything would have been okay?

Even though I know deep down that the growth pattern wasn’t normal, it’s like my emotions won’t fully accept it. I feel like I made the right decision for my life, but at the same time I feel guilty for even questioning it.

I don’t even fully understand what I’m feeling — regret, guilt, sadness, or just hormones crashing all at once. It’s just heavy.

If anyone has been through something similar, especially with confusing early ultrasounds, how did you cope with these thoughts afterward?

Please be kind. I’m already struggling with this.