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i currently have an apple watch se, and the battery life is starting to become garbage so i decided i want to get a garmin.

i am a very active person. i run, hike, climb, swim, bike, walk, etc. i have physical health issues (aTOS and nTOS) so i like to try to have as much control over my body and health as i can despite my issues. i want to be able to track my workouts and heart rate, oxygen, pace, effort, maybe temperature, and an ekg app. i want to be as active as i can without pushing myself too hard.

i also want it to be able to give me notifications like my apple watch can. and i’d prefer it to be under $500 but im flexible on that, and im okay with getting an older version. what kinds would be good to check out?

i’m struggling and can i get advice and i have moderate autism so if i say anything mean i promise i don’t mean it

my symptoms getting really bad and my arms get pale and spots i can’t feel or move my whole arm if they aren’t really close to my sides and the inbetween front and side of my neck hurt so badly and pulses and goes a bit into my chest and feels like a lot of pressure like a balloon stretching and i can’t feel one side of my face but i can still move it somehow

it’s gotten worse the past week and i can’t wash my hair anymore and struggle to shower and i can’t write or type in school and the pain is bad sometimes feels like ripping or getting shocked down my arms then burning my skin

it even hurts to sleep i don’t sleep much anymroe

i have 4 hour long appointment to see if i get surgery or not but it months away and i hurt bad and can’t do school well anymore please can someone have advice for me

i told my doc to put her stethoscope up to the lower portion of my right carotid artery and listen as i turn my head to the left because i feel a whooshing sensation and it hurts a lot when i do that and after she immediately went out of the door and called all the medical students in and they all listened to it. then scheduled an mri with contrast

am i that bad off that i was a notable learning opportunity??

is it normal that living in an apartment (away from my parents for the first time) with a roommate at a college campus has made me feel >!suicidal!<?

i genuinely feel like i have to hide from her 24/7 and i already ran out of clean clothes and haven’t been eating or sleeping much since i moved in a few weeks ago. she got mad at me once and that didn’t help

i am a college student and recently moved into a campus apartment for the summer semester.

my upstairs neighbors are LOUD very late at night. i understand that it’s not going to be silent and im fine with hearing footsteps, but this a whole other level. the walls literally shake. my window rattles. my bedframe shakes and i can’t count how many times i’ve been jolted awake from my mattress shaking underneath me from the noise. you’d think there was an earthquake or a thunderstorm. this happens every single day until about 1-2 am. i have classes early in the morning most days (9am, sometimes tests start at 8) and on the days i don’t have class, i have to be up for work at 5am. i understand there being more sounds during the day, but i genuinely can not sleep and have been late to work several times due to this. and before anyone asks, yes i have tried earplugs. there’s not much they can do about an entire bed shaking.

for context i have level 2 (moderate) autism, and have housing/academic accommodations (and am in vocational rehab and several types of behavioral therapy). i am very sensitive to noise. im not trying to be an ass, but i genuinely can not tolerate how loud it is, its sent me into meltdowns and it physically hurts to be around this. i wear noise canceling headphones most of the time i am out of my apartment because of this. i want to be able to have a break from them when im in the comfort of my own space.

i’ve never lived in an apartment before, so i don’t know what there is to possibly do about this. i’m sorry if this is a stupid question

i’m on 100 of zoloft for my depression and autistic meltdowns and i don’t know that it’s doing much. i don’t feel sad or have meltdowns as often, but i just feel indifferent now but my brain still feels foggy and i still have no motivation. is it worth asking my doctor about trying something new. like wellbutrin in addition or instead of zoloft or something else entirely.

i am 18 autistic girl and my doctor thinks i have thoracic outlet syndrome and said i am getting an mri but i’ve never had one before and i’ve heard they’re loud so i’m scared so i want to know has anyone here had an mri can you help me not be scared

i hurt myself yesterday and it was to the fat layer. first time i’ve done that. there was blood dripping down me and onto the floor. i work at a hospital so i have supplies and all that, but idk i just wanted to vent i guess