Dealing with a newly diagnosed relative in the house. We are getting asked the same questions multiple times a day, and each time it's like talking about it for the first time. It is getting quite exhausting for all of us. Is there no end to this?
Have there actually been any studies that confirm this is a thing.
Been noticing that my heart rate dips below 60bpm every morning, and remains in the 60s throughout the day. I am extremely exhausted and feel like I can't do anything. And all of a sudden at around 10:00pm I feel like I'm good to go, and heart rate is normal around the 75bpm.
I'm wondering if this is cortisol related, before I convince myself I'm having some kind of heart failure.
I always thought Pauly was someone who lived off of their generosity, and not a major decision maker in terms of finances. Seems like common sense not to let a guy like that near anything that matters.
Is this a plot hole?
Were they juniors when the show began?
I remember it was at least 3 seasons before they graduated. So how many years were they in high school?
I'm up to the episode in season 3 where Kayce says he only kills people, but never murders. Got me thinking about the time when he shot the guy on the toilet... Isn't that considered murder?
My last endoscopy shows that I have "mild gastritis". The doctor said there is nothing to worry about.. It's completely normal and everyone has it. Is this true?
Trying to understand the mechanics behind all this. I guess if the stomach is inflamed, nausea makes sense, but what about the burping? Is there something about the condition that causes the stomach to produce more gas?
Also notice that the reflux tends to be worse. Does gastritis affect the LED valve?
My understanding is that it is a diagnosis of symptoms only. There is no clinical evidence that shows that it exists. And the worst part is that there is no particular treatment for it, other than to reduce stress (much easier said than done). Does this sound about right, or am I missing something?
This happened to a neighbor of mine recently. Mind you, I live in a state where you can't just shoot someone. Obviously the police would be called, but it's very likely the thieves would be done before the cops arrive. So what do you do? Do you go out there and try to stop them yourselves?