u/notoriousshasha

Been lurking here since i got my diagnosis. You guys aee amazing. I don't know what i would have done without the vast experiential information and love you all have providdd to so many. Thank you. All of you.

Now I have a question.

I got the pathology report this afternoon, all margins clear! Yay! Thought i was done with this blip in my life.

Then I talked to the surgeon. She confirmed we were done with any surgical procedures, but said I would still need to consult with the radiological oncologist, and she said she the notmal next course of treatment is radiation. I'm devastated.

Has anyone with DCIS avoided radiation after successful lumpectomies? I'm just trying to adjust my expectations.

Thanks for any insight you can provide.

Hi all. Recently diagnosed with DCIS, grade 3. Meeting with surgeon/oncologist on Monday to find out more about my condition and discuss my treatment plan. Would it be weird if I brought tomatoes and/or flowers from my garden to give to the nurses/doctor?

I started playing 5 or 6 years ago. I paid like $1.50 for no ads. Been enjoying all this time. More than 200,000 coins, etc. I never backed up because I don't have Apple or Facebook. Suddenly, my phone's screen dies. (Ok, I dropped my phone. Phone still works, but I can't see anything.)

So....got new phone and transfer everything over. Everything EXCEPT Wordscapes! When I contact Support they asked me if I'd backed up to Google. I had no idea I could have done that!!

My only option now is to pay $400 to replace the screen of my old phone so I can link my game to Google, then recover on my new phone. Ugh.

Don't be like me! Link your games!

I live in rural SC and even if I go to a large grocery store 30 minutes away it's highly unlikely I'll find good fresh cilantro. I tried growing it this year but got maybe 3 sprigs. Every recipe for salsa here includes a huge bunch of cilantro. Where is all of raised cilantro coming from?

Can I use dried? Can I get fresh shipped to me?

Sincerely, Seeking Fresh Cilantro

If anyone is on the fence about upgrading to Premier, it's $25 off right now. I'm currently on the $89/year promo, but when it expires the renewal will be $110. So the current Premium annual price of $124 makes sense for me. It's infuriating to have to upgrade in order to watch more than one episode per week, but for just over $1/month extra I'll live with it.

Do I still get the book?

My one-year subscription ends in June and I don't plan to renew. I need to use my remaining credits before I cancel, but one of the books I want to buy with a credit isn't being released until September. If I buy it now and then cancel, will it appear in my library in September?

A few times I used Walmart free shipping and the items arrived in a person's vehicle, left at the door, no tip. But Walmart delivery, same thing, plus tip. How do they decide which items are delivery vs shipping?

If I add an insulated bag to the order and ask them to pack cold food in there, will they? I've only ever ordered pantry items for delivery but I need some fridge items this time. ​

Not sure if I should post here or in r/tomatoes, but here goes.

I'm growing a lot of sauce tomatoes this year and I plan on vacuum sealing amd freezing them for later use in making salsa. Last year I froze them with skins on, and it was a huge hassle once they were defrosted (they fell apart when dunking them in boiling water to get the skins off). Is there a widely-accepted way to prep salsa tomatoes for freezing?

Thanks!