

sleeping shrimp 🍤
i was informed this would be a good place to show off my sleepy boy in the shrimp pose


i was informed this would be a good place to show off my sleepy boy in the shrimp pose
So I feel like im stuck in a limbo type state- my mental health is continuing to crumble bc im not happy with anything in my life rn and I want to move home, BUT I am worried of hurting said persons feelings if I choose myself and leave. So I asked my tarot cards- the picture above is my most recent reading from about an hour ago.
My three readings i’ve done since yesterday have all had the Tower card- it either flew out or fell out while I was shuffling. I’ve never had repeating cards like this ever so I was really intrigued.
my interpretation of the spread in the photo above:
Reversed Hanged Man- I’m overly influenced by social expectations or others opinions and beliefs about myself…. Possibly needing to untie myself from a situation and being ready to move on….
Reversed Tower- I’m resisting a necessary change or trying to avoid said disaster
Reversed King of Swords- i’m putting off an important decision
The Chariot- Some sort of travel
All in all i think this spread was perfect- like the most i’ve ever felt seen in a reading. I lowkey was like “damn, okay then” lol
Since i’m still learning tarot i’d like to hear what yall would interpret this spread as AND the fact that i keep having repeating Tower cards.
much love, thank yall <3
Hi all! :)
I'm thinking of applying and was hoping to hear from current students about what the university is like and what I could expect.
I'm from the United States, and if accepted, this would be my first time living abroad. I'm really excited about the potential opportunity, but I am a little nervous about making friends and fitting in. I know some countries aren't always fond of Americans, so I'd love to hear honest experiences from other students (both international and not) about how welcoming the community is there.
Any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated.
Also, what's the weather like year-round? I currently live in the desert, so I'm used to summers reaching around 120°F (49°C) with thunderstorms and winters that are usually around 50°F (10°C), haha. I've only seen snow in person a handful of times. I'd love to hear what the climate is like and what I could expect throughout the year at the University.
Thank you!!
I haven’t been tracking my period like i should, but I would say i’m anywhere from 3-8 days late. I have no idea what my DPO should be right now.
Is this a false positive or do yall think a faint positive?
I’m 8 days late for my period. I can’t tell if i have line eyes or not.
Two things to note: I started a new ADHD med and i’ve seen VERY FEW cases of it stopping menstrual cycles. I’m also sexually active so ofc i’m not sure what’s going on.
Lastly, i saw this second line (the faint one) pop up within 5 min. But to me it seems really spaced out, so i’m not sure if it’s a fluke or what bc it’s not very close to the control line like the example drawing on the test.
What do y’all think ?
I’m 26(F), the video above was taken this morning. I wanted to video it incase I decide to go back to a doctor about my concerns. It went from me sitting in the car at 83 bpm to jumping to 121 bpm just from standing up. Only thing is after it shoots up it only stays like that for a few minutes before dipping back down.
My heart rate also fluctuates a lot daily, anywhere from around 45/50 bpm to 185 bpm. I do work out regularly, but even when lifting with my bf, my HR is usually 30–40 bpm higher than his despite him lifting much heavier than me. I know everyone’s body is different, but combined with the lightheadedness and palpitations, it’s made me wonder if something else could be going on.
History:
Last October I saw a cardiologist because I was having frequent heart palpitations that happened randomly, sometimes while sitting, sometimes during workouts. These would be coupled with dizziness and sometimes fatigue. I was also getting very lightheaded when standing up or lifting heavy weights (ofc other things play a role too, but this was just in general)
They had me wear a heart monitor for 2 weeks, and the results showed a 2% burden of PACs/PVCs. He said this would explain my heart palpitations I was likely feeling. That was nice to finally have some type of explanation for those but I was still curious about my jump in heart rate from just standing. So, I brought up concerns about POTS and asked about testing, but my cardiologist basically said I probably didn’t have it and that it was likely dehydration or standing up too fast. I understand those can contribute, but I was frustrated that he ruled it out without actually testing for it, considering my symptoms I showed / told him about.
Does this sound worth getting a second opinion from a different doctor or further testing for?
Hi all!!
I palace chased to the ANG a few years back and in 2024 had a med board started. It’s been almost two years and the last update I got about where my process was at, was last summer. No one seems to know what’s going on with my med board or what step it’s even at. I was holding off starting my VA claims until my med board finished, but bc it’s taking so long, my commander told me to go ahead and start my VA disability claim. Right now it’s on step 3. Anyhow, i’ve seen a few things stating that when my med board is over it will restart my VA disability claim- even if i already got a rating. I’m just really confused and my leadership isn’t really helpful when it comes to knowing anything about med boards.
My main questions:
is an almost two year med board normal for the Air National Guard?
will doing a VA Disability claim during a med board process mess anything up/ restart it?
Does anyone have any resources about med board processes that might help?