u/chgr1603

Wir wohnen in eine Wohnung die in jedem Zimmer außer dem Bad Vinyl/PVC Boden in Holzoptik hat, dieser hat so eine leicht angeraute Struktur. Immer wenn ich den Boden nass wische bilden sich durch die Struktur so kleine nasse Staub/Dreck Krümelchen die sich einfach nicht ordentlich wegwischen lassen, egal was ich mache es passiert jedes Mal. Langsam habe ich wirklich das Gefühl ich bin zu blöd dafür.

Ich sauge vor dem Wischen natürlich Staub und habe auch schon versucht nasser zu wischen, oder weniger nass, den Wischer Aufsatz öfter auszuwaschen währenddessen, stattdessen einen Lappen zu nehmen, einen Schwamm, ein Bodenputztuch usw. aber jedes mal diese nervigen Krümel. Wenn ich beispielsweise das gefließte bad Wische gar kein Probem und auch bei anderen Böden in der Vergangenheit nicht. Aber dieser blöde PVC Boden ist echt mein Endgegner, das einzige was einigermaßen gut klappt ist auf den Knien mit einem Lappen den Boden in Etappen zu wischen und dann mit einem trockenen Tuch nachzuwischen und damit die Krümel quasi aufzunehmen.

Ich wäre sehr dankbar, wenn mich jemand aufklären würde, wie man diese Art von Boden richtig wischt oder irgendwelche Tipps für mich hat.

Yesterday we noticed carpet beetle larvae and upon further investigation we managed to find some in every room except the bathroom. I already planned to clean every room starting today, moving furniture and all, ordered vacuum bags and predatory bugs, my only two wool pullovers are chilling in the freezer. What else can we do, should we look out for?

Its just a little rant, but i was so proud of me that i havent had a migraine all week, last one saturday and i felt so good i even started worrying that now my neuro appointment next month would be unneccessary and i would take up space someone else might need. Then I got one yesterday on saturady and then another one today on sunday. Or maybe its the same one rebounding. It really be like: Oh did you enjoy that week? Did you like it? Well to bad I have to steal all of your weekend now.

My question is if it helped reduce your migraines, how long did it take?

I recently switched my birth control of 7 years (with estrogen and levonorgestrel) to a desogestrel only pill because I should never have taken it in the first place (i have migraines with aura since before i ever got on bc). I only took it for two days now so I dont expect to feel different, but kinda hope that it would maybe also help with my migraines since estrogen can make it worse especially if you take a 7 day brake every 21 days (fluctuations and such). If you ever switched to a progesterone only pill and it helped with your migraines, how long did it take for you to feel a difference?

I apologize but I have to vent. I am currently visiting my family and already half of the day I was batteling what you might can call a mild migraine. I really spent time with the familiy didn't really hide and tried to manage it woth loads of water, elektrolytes and the occaisonal cold wet cloth. Now after dinner I got upstairs and laid down in the dark in my old room, cooling my head, listening to an audio book, resting and calming my nervous system to prevent full migraine mode and pain meds.

When he comes up to ask if I want to join downstairs to watch cartoons with him and my brother. I declined so he told me to just take pain meds and that it would be bogus that you could take them too often and that i would only get headaches because my shoulders and my neck muscles would be too tight. Because he also had headaches when he was young. Basicly a version of i am too much on my phone and my computer and my posture is bad. Because of course thats it and not the genetic chronic neurological disease that I have. Normally I would just shrug it off but this year really is the worst my migraines have ever been and i am so exhausted that it just makes me really angry. Its not just a little headache.

Only after a diary i realised that i do have at least 10 headache days a month and i always kinda knew but it never truly felt that bad, because when i am migraine free for a few days that time feels so much longer than it actually is.

Like i think i am so good i havent had a migraine in at least a week and then i open the App and its 4 days max. Anyone else having this twisted perception?

Has anyone of you ever had a migraine with aura, the aura went away in the usual amount of time, the migraine heachache sets in and two hours later the cycle restarts and you get another aura and a headache?

I experienced it for the first time yesterday and i didnt treat the first migraine woth medications so the inital migraine never went away, but i was pain free for the short duration of the second aura.

Right now I am heavily debating whether I will go forward and try a gepant that I will have to pay on my own most likely and which is 290€ per 28 days in my country apparently or if I should try ceflay as a non medication first. If it works it will be of course cheaper in the long run and I could rent it for two months first and therefore wont have to commit to the full price right away. Also with gepant people seem to loose about 7% of body weight per average and even more if taken for a year or longer and I am underweight and cant anfordern to loose weight. But also cefaly kinda seems like it could also very well be something thats not really doing anything, which is also might be why health insurance usually does not cover it in my country.

The ones of you that supplement magnesium, how long did it take for you to notice a difference? I really hoped it might help with frequency.

I went to a preventative doctors appointment for my job and because part of it is including screen work they had a vision test done. I am not wearing glasses nor do I really need any, but while the vision test showed that both for short and long distance vision my binocular vision (so both eyes together) reaches 100% (1.0 Value in the Test), its different for the individual eyes. While my right eye got a 1.0 (long distance) and 0.8 (short distance) result, my left eye only got 0.63 for short distance but otherwhise 0.8.

So my left eye is worse in general but particularly in the short distance needed for looking at screens and reading. While I dont feel that impairment at all and feel like I have overall good vision its clear thats only because my body is compensating for it. Now were it gets interesting, most of my migraines, especially the bad ones are on my left side and I immediatly wondered if thats one of the reasons why. Anyone having a similar experience? Did you get reading glasses, did it make a difference?

I will see if I can get an opthalmologist appointment but I will probably need to get a referal first and then most likely wait month for the actual appointment. I am also just 27, so its unlikely an age related change of vision.

The caption is a bit provocative, but my partner is going through a very stressfull time in his life, leaving him overworked and at an emotionally bad place. When he gets home he stays at work with his thoughts and basicly never gets a rest from it mentally. I would never want him to supress his feelings and he can always rant to me about it and I will always be there for him and listen and hold him when he needs it. But the stress, especially the catastrophically bad sleep is rubbing up on me and the amount of migraines I have atm has increased by a lot. Which obviously also puts me in a bad place. I simply dont know how to get a hold of it. We share a bed, but have our own blankets, I already wear ear plugs but he is turning and tossing around like crazy all night. He is just tired in the mornings but I wake up and can already tell I am getting yet another migraine. Sleep is simply a big trigger for me and I have a light sleep as well. We only have on bed and a small appartment so I also cant sleep elsewhere. I also already tried to go to bed before him to get some sleep in in advance but because he is also really tried he started to go to bed earlier as well.

Maybe I also simply need to rant somewhere and somebody to tell my this too will pass..

As a female wanne be game dev in her twenties I wondered how big the female part of the community is. I think we are quite a few, but most tutorials and dev logs i find online are made by men, which is cool and fine and I am gratefull for all resources, so totally no hate on my end. Its just that sometimes I crave a sense of community that I just havent found yet. Maybe I also just look in the wrong places.

If you want you can treat this post as a space to connect or exchange, but in the end I am over all just curious. And if you are a man you are of course also welcome, as I said no hate over here.

I myself am working with godot since october and am trying myself at a 2d, topdown, pixelart game (i know very original of me)

Edit: Thank you all for the replies!! I didnt expect that much engagement and I will probably need some time to read it all and also check out all the recommendations