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Did anyone recognize the song playing as everyone exited the stadium after the show ended? Was it a sneak peak of a potential new album?? I don’t think I’ve ever heard it before

Help: 6 days post wisdom teeth removal (all 4, impacted). Still having pain, it is manageable but gets pretty bad at night and is mostly one-sided. Some swelling, jaw stiffness, slightly tender neck around lymph nodes, and have been dealing with a bad taste and odor since day 2. Had a fever on day 2 or 3 but haven’t had any since.

Weaned off of pain meds but still taking ibuprofen and antibiotics as instructed. Doing salt water rinses 4-5x a day and started using the syringe today. Both bottom stitches fell out on day 5… can’t really see either of the top sockets.

I am on week 4 of sertraline (week 2 of 100mg) and the worst side effect has been sleep disturbances. Since starting, I’ve been waking up around 3 AM almost every night and stay wide awake for hours until I eventually crash around 6 or 7 AM. I originally took my dose at night and then switched to morning, but it made no difference. Does this ever go away?

The lack of sleep is really taking a toll on me and I’m not sure how sustainable this is in the long run. Wondering if this med just isn’t right for me.

Looking for a therapist or mental health counseling due to severe anxiety and depression (ideally on the north side). Also recommendations for psychiatrists through IU Health? Thank you.

I just finished my 1st year of PT school and made the difficult decision to take a year off to focus on my mental health. I finished the year in really good academic standing, but had to leave my first clinical rotation due to severe anxiety and lack of confidence (I’m talking zero self-esteem). I know that this decision to step away and seek professional help is probably for the best in the long run, but I am feeling very defeated and like a failure. Has anyone been in this situation before that can offer some reassurance? Thank you.

I just finished my 1st year of PT school and made the difficult decision to take a year off to focus on my mental health. I finished the year in really good academic standing, but had to leave my first clinical rotation due to severe anxiety and lack of confidence (I’m talking zero self-esteem). I know that this decision to step away and seek professional help is probably for the best in the long run, but I am feeling very defeated and like a failure. Has anyone been in this situation before that can offer some reassurance? Thank you.

I am beginning my first clinical rotation (6 weeks) in a couple of days and feel very unprepared and nervous. Looking for any advice on how to succeed! What I should bring, how to build rapport with my CI, etc. Thanks!