u/juels_123

I have quite a few boxes of masks left from the pandemic, I checked the expiry and they are good until April 2027. Is there anywhere that would take them?

Just to ease some anxiety of people lurking the sub, as I was one to do the same. I purchased BTS tickets for the Toronto show in july and it said they would be delivered 24hrs before the concert. I emailed them about a week before and the day before and they said don't worry, seller has them. Also called a service number the day before to call the guy and they called back with a promised timeline LOL. Needless to say I got them literally 25 hours before the concert 😂. It was anxiety inducing to say the least but the tickets were legit. If you're someone who doesn't want the uncertainty until the day of don't do it but yes my tickets were the right seat and worked!

I am going to a 360 view concert (bts), and have quite a decent seat. (8th row in a corner). I am looking for a camera that will take nice high quality photos and videos! (Obviously not a professional camera as they are too big and not allowed!)

Hopefully this is the right sub for this question. My mom has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. She is now entering hospice. I took a leave from work but I'm wondering if there are any ei benefits I could apply for? I see a few different ones but I don't know which one would be best as I'm not her main caregiver? Tia.

The symptom timeline a lot of people reference, how accurate is it? My mom just had her second seizure since being diagnosed in January. I think she only has about a month left looking at symptoms. I don't know how to feel at this point, everything went downhill so fast I'm still trying to process everything. If anyone felt their loved ones were accurate to the timeline, feel free to share.

Okay so I noticed basically every city is getting the same set up, the 360 view stadium. I'm curious what is the best seat for close up view? Basically how many rows back can you see before it gets too far. I'm wanting floor seats but is there a certain row where it's not worth it?? I'm not used to big concerts so Tia!!

I've tried to look online but I haven't seen the stage set up (kind of an X stage?) like BTS is going to have. I am just curious what seats would I need to have for a good view. I'm thinking A2/D2 and C4/C5 and D4/D5. How many rows back would I still be able to see the stage? I've only been to smaller concerts and I like the feeling of being able to actually see the band.

My mom got diagnosed in mid January from a seizure. I'm not sure the type or location. (I've asked it just adds stress...) She was doing okay for a while, just feeling tired and brain fog. Then some weakness. She went through 30 rounds radiation and took chemo pills. Right now she cannot walk unless very assisted. She only goes upstairs for bed and uses a commode now. She shakes so much she can't hold anything, needs to be fed. She also just got on oxygen. She wants hospice, has said it many times but she never said when. Right now my step dad is the full time caregiver. He does everything and doesn't want to leave her. I live out of town so it's hard to see her decline so much week by week. My question is, when do you decide it is time for hospice? I feel like she needs extra help and and also dignity. I understand my step dad but at the same time you have to respect your partners' wishes.

So I discovered BTS through a friend and this couldn't have come at a better time. My mom has terminal cancer, given 12 months. The bts tiktoks and interviews first got me hooked but now I like their music too. It's what I look forward to after work, catch up on some videos and listen to their very large discography. It's helping me smile, keep my mind off things, keep me sane during this time. Anyone else have a similar experience? Army seems welcoming 🤗

Looking to buy trilliums of any colour as I mostly have a shady area. Tia!

I have a friend who is struggling with being a new parent (5 months) and post partum depression. She is looking for a support group in the kw area.

I tried wegovy a few months ago, I had such bad side effects I was so nauseous I couldnt leave my bed the first day. Just dizzy and feeling weak. I drank lots of water and still felt horrible all week. I even tried it again a month later and got electrolytes and protein shakes to help but it was just as bad. Would contrave be better for me? Anyone try wegovy and then switch to contrave and handle the side effects better? I'm at such a low point with bingeing I don't know what to do anymore.

also if you stop taking the pill for a day are the side effects only day of? the problem with the shit was also it lasted all week and I couldn't do anything to help with symptoms.