Amurica!
I walked outta Nothing Bundt Cakes and saw this. That's it. That's the post. I wonder how long they'll keep this wrap on their Tesla.
My father is a painter and this is his newest painting he is working on (not finished yet) He blows my mind with his talent!
"We've been expecting you."
My 2 whipwhops and 1 sweet old lady mutt
Could someone please help me understand if this injector did this correctly? (Info in post and pic in comments)
(If this isn't the right sub to ask, my apologies. I just don't know where else I could ask and get decent answers.)
I get botox/dysport injections for TMJ/Bruxism pain at med spas after an orthodontist recommended it after looking at my scans and seeing my issue is my muscles in my jaw. (Currently jumping through all the hoops to get insurance to cover it. I just got them to cover botox for migraines after 2 years of taking several different awful migraine medications to prove botox was my best option. I've been going to med spas and had my forhead/top of my scalp injected, but could never afford the entire migraine injection protocol. The relief I am experiencing a few weeks after my neurologist injecting me, 31 times total with a boatload of botox units, is truly life changing.) ANYWAYS, I've had my masseters done about a dozen times over the past several years. (Should have happened more often, but I'm not made of $$$ and I'm too nervous to order tox from another country.) I always film just for the fun of it and I've actually used this injector one other time with no issue. But I noticed my jaw was so sore and swollen, on top of the TMJ/bruxism pain I already deal with, immediately after I got home. It's been 5 days after Dysport injections from her and the bottom half of my face is straight up crooked now. My long winded questions are what could be causing my face to be so crooked like this and, my main question, did she inject me correctly? I've never had an injector jam the needle ALL THE WAY into me like this before. It's been several days and I'm still so sore/swollen, even with arnica, ice, and anti-inflammatory meds.
Arwen has learned to tolerate her brother Strider's love so well since we adopted him almost 2 years ago.🥰
1 of my whippets is made of glass /s
😅 I have 2 whippets. 1 sturdy big boy who has never had an injury, 1 dainty lil lady who thinks everything, especially running in the yard, is a competition she must win. She stays hurting a paw... she broke a toe running, it finally healed up, she had a stick shove through her foot while running, it healed, today while running I'm not even sure what she did, but now she has a gumball size bruise on the side of her paw that happened while running. (Vet appt as soon is they open tomorrow, of course. She's had alot of vet visits for random injuries over the years.) I know she loves running, her whipwhop brother loves running...but she just goes too hard and keeps hurting her paws. I want them to be able to play together in the yard, but the only way I've been able to prevent her from hurting her paws is letting them out separately. I just wish I could explain to her it isn't a competition, her adopted brother just wants to have fun..he doesn't even run full blast so she can keep up with him. I know there isn't really a solution, aside from not letting them out together. They play inside too, but she hasn't managed to injure herself inside...yet. Just bummed and wished she could chill out so they can run together and have fun without it resulting in a new injury. I just have to accept this is how it has to be. Just whippet problems... okay, vent over.