u/selantra

My almost 8 years old Field spaniel had her first seizure 3.5 weeks ago. No prior symptoms just straight into a 1.5 generalized seizure. She was brought in to the vet but had no other seizures so she was sent home for observation.

On Friday, she has 4 generalized seizures in 8 hours, all of similar length. We went into the ER and she stabilized on pheno. She had no seizures at the vet and has had none since coming home. We were warned of the side effects, but this is rough. She is currently on pheno and gaba.

My once confident, chill dog is an anxiety monster. We tried to go out this morning and our nice, patient neighbor texted us that she was screaming non-stop. In the house, she wants me and my husband in her sights. If we split rooms, she will hop between us, staring and whining unless we pet her. She will lay at the foot of the bed and calm down eventually.

I know we are early into this and it takes time, but at least tell me it gets better. Still have to figure out how we are going to travel now with her meds and new needs. We do not have a household that can accommodate having someone home 24/7. I love my girl, but frankly unsure of how feasible this is long term.

34 y/o non-trad. Overall science and total GPA is a 3.54. The big dip belongs to a single semester from 17 years ago where I rocked a semester with 3 F's and 2 D's. How big of an impact will it have on my application?

I do account for it in my personal statement (moral of the story: graduating a year early might mean a 17 year old is intelligent, but says nothing to their maturity). Everything after that are As and 2 Bs. In the last year, I retook physics, Gen Chem, biochem, stats, genetics, and Orgo with a 4.0.

Other stats:

515 MCAT (127/128/128/132)

- 10 years (20k clinical hours) as an Army CT/radiology tech (still active duty) with experience in everything from a field hospital to department supervisor. Direct care with military and civilian patients

- 200 hours non clinical volunteering and rising

-1 potential first author publication (won't know until June). No other research currently

I am applying broadly. USU is on my list and I know my GPA won't be an issue. So far, I have based my school list on schools with broader GPA ranges, military friendly, and states I have strong personal ties to.

I lost my health.mil account when I left my hospital and went to an Army schools program. I was given a usuhs.edu account for work purposes, but none of my actual military specific communication is going to that email (ex:HRC info and I am eligible for the E7 board here soon). I am at USU but I am enlisted. Also looking to see if any of my old info was saved, though I imagine not.

I have no access to NIPR. I tried to set up AVD on my home computer but every time I give it what should be my Army email, it says no account exists.

Not quite sure what to do at this point. My CAC info shows I have a military email but I can't access it. I asked around but no one seems to know of a solution.

"You're welcome, but everything I have done is just basic shit anyone should do for their partner."

I had a back surgery yesterday. 6 days before surgery I had an episode so bad, I couldn't stand, sit, or walk without support.When I could stand, I could not bend or twist at all. This man helped me move, bathed me, clothed me, fed me delicious home cooked meals, took care of the house and dogs, and managed my meds after an ER visit with no push from me. Post surgery, he keeps the house operating seamlessly, makes sure my meds are taken on time, I am comfortable, fed and entertained...and he does it all while playing video games in his down time.

Over the last decade I have had 5 surgeries, a couple that left me heavily reliant on another person. My very first surgery we had been dating for 6 months and for two weeks, I was unable to bear weight on one leg or drive. The man helped take care of my dogs, cooked delicious meals, cleaned, prepped my meds, got me to appointments, and helped me go to the bathroom, shower and dress.

And every time I have thanked him, he reminds me that this is what a partner does and that he loves me.

Ladies, don't settle for less. I was married before to someone else and stuck around for years hoping he would finally choose to be my partner instead of waiting around for me to tell him what to do. Leaving was scary, but it was the best thing I ever did. We have been married for almost a decade and he has always been there when I was sick, injured, or recovering. The video games aren't the problem. A lack of knowledge isn't the problem. They didn't "forget" and they shouldn't need a list when it comes to basic partner decency.

Woman cut and color. I am not looking for anything complicated. Generally a darker all over color, bangs, and a trim for medium/short hair for a wanna be scene kid who never grew up . Prefer someone who is comfortable with a razor or thinning sheers.