Lately my razor is not cutting it (literally). I feel like I always have stubble or missed hairs after shaving. I used to wax but i think my pain tolerance went up because I can't tolerate it anymore. I thought waxing was supposed to thin out your hair over time! It definitely made mine stronger and coarser. Some hair follicles now have 2 hairs growing out of them. Preferably not a subscription service.
I need strengthening exercises. Not necessarily stretches. I’ve been on and off battling it for 10 years. My job goes through phases where I’m standing a lot and that’s when it flares. I have a good routine for recovering from flares but I don’t have a good prevention routine when I can’t avoid standing.
What are your favorite preventative exercises? Every time I google this it just shows me stretches which aren’t working for me.
Hello I purchased 2 blink outdoor 4 cameras with module today. Set them all up on my wifi. (We have strong wifi). It says all the things are online however it’s a forever loading screen when I try to view the live video. No video actually loads. The devices are still inside next to the module so it’s not a distance issue. And the module is set next to the Wi-Fi router. It set me up with a free trial ai plus subscription.
I thought maybe it just needed more time to connect but it’s been connected an hour with still no image.
Please help!
Pollen is kicking my butt extra this year. My nasal passages swell shut. I’m barely sleeping. I can’t do nasal steroids because they trigger a personal dermatitis rash. Astepro (antihistamine spray) isn’t doing anything. Oral antihistamines aren’t doing anything. I’m already on Allegra twice a day. Saline flushes are not doing anything. Oral decongestants do nothing. Is there anything else i can try? 😫 I’m 3 years into allergy shots already and I’m exhausted.
Our dog is not typically reactive but as this is a behavioral issue, I figured it was best to post here rather than a general dog advice page.
We have a cat and dog and moved from a tiny apartment to a larger apartment. Cat and dog have lived together (and were friends who play together) for 5 years. Less than a month living in the new apartment our dog bit our cat when we were not home. His arm was broken due to a puncture wound and another puncture wound went through the bottom of his chin and through his tongue. Cat is mostly okay now, thank god.
We had the cat confined to our laundry room to avoid him injuring himself and further breaking the leg. He now has a skin condition so we need that to clear up before we can take his cone off and let him free in the house. By the time he will be released, he will have been in the laundry room for likely 3 months total.
The big question is how do we make sure our dog is not territorial about the house once the cat is released? We have a large crate for her that she has been going into for a month so she is used to it. She will be locked up in the crate when we are not home or when we are asleep so this does not happen again. We just want to make sure things go smoothly when we are home. We tried some supervised visits between the cat and the dog with the dog on a leash, the cat now wants nothing to do with the dog and the dog seemed to act territorial about the living room. What is the best way to go about this? Thank you so much for your time.
My whole life: tired. Some days: exhausted. I'm so over being tired every day of my life. My current job I work 1-9 so I can sleep until 9:30am (which 5 years ago i wouldn't have even been able to wake up before 11, so 9:30 is a huge improvement). But this job is draining me emotionally and working until 9 is not working for me anymore. I want to be able to go home and spend time with my partner or do after work activities instead of drive an hour home and just get ready for bed. I get paralyzing anxiety looking for a new job because I know i will not function if I need to wake up earlier than 9:30, i am barely functioning as is waking up at 9:30. And most jobs are 9-5ish. Remote would be ideal but it is harder to find than people think.
Is this a common neurodivergent experience? Just never feeling rested. I'm so sick of it. I wake up tired and don't start to feel awake until like 7pm.