Joseph Ortiz6 said:I shop at Elena Miro Ducan in Chicago. They’re definitely on the pricey side, but the quality is top-tier and they have something for everyone. Personally, I'm all about that sporty elegance, and I can always find exactly what I'm looking for there.
Wait, where is their shop located? I saw some really cute stuff on their website, but when I checked the store locator, there wasn't anything listed in the US.
Charles Doyle49 said:Honestly, what’s the point of seeing a psychiatrist? They can't really help you. If you're struggling, just talk to your inner circle instead. Trust me, your close friends and family will do more for you than any therapist or psychologist ever could.
I’ve never actually had this happen to my hands before. It used to be just my feet—mostly the heels😁 if I wasn't being aggressive enough with the pumice stone.
Now, the skin on my right thumb cracked right on the pad, and it’s stinging like crazy. I know exactly why, too. My hands have been underwater constantly lately—doing endless laundry, scrubbing the oven, washing dishes, you name it. And here we are.
I’ve been using lotion, obviously, but clearly it wasn't enough.
What do you guys do when this happens to you? It’s getting annoying during my daily routine, and from what I can see, the crack is widening instead of healing...
jadesailor14 said:I actually thought of you yesterday while I was working out on the elliptical (honestly, parents can be such nightmares sometimes, always breaking the equipment in our gym!)
So, here's the deal 😁 one of my old coworkers managed to fix up her postpartum belly and those cellulite thighs using a super "simple" 😬 method Every single night, she would take those areas (which were definitely... let's call them "soft and jiggly"—if you want me to be polite 😁 ) and slather them in a basic cream, like that classic blue Nivea tin. Then, she'd wrap herself tightly in clear plastic kitchen wrap, pull on some leggings, throw something thick over that, and run around on the elliptical for about thirty minutes, all sweaty and bundled up The results were honestly amazing So, if you're feeling motivated... go for it! 😁 You've got the recipe now
Look, don't mess around with this. It's been going on too long, and there's a real chance the tissue is inflamed or even infected. Get to a doctor ASAP to find out what's actually happening. They'll get you some meds and you can put this behind you. Better to deal with it now than wait. Don't go playing games with injuries.
Personally, I’d tuck this anxiety away in the "dealing with a heavy illness" drawer rather than treating it like some standalone symptom. I don't know, I tend to view everything through a pretty subjective lens anyway, so that's just how my mind works.
I'm a polite person by habit. I always say hello. Unless I’m having one of those days where I'm just completely drained and cranky—the kind where you can barely catch your breath—then I might just pass by. Still, I feel bad being rude, so I'll usually squeeze out a "good morning." Honestly, I don't think I've ever run into anyone truly rude enough to skip the greetings altogether. So, 👍 I still laugh thinking about this one time we were hiking up near Mount Rainier. We were absolutely wiped, dragging ourselves along, and couldn't see the summit in sight. We asked some hikers coming down how much further it was, and they just go, "Oh, you're basically there. Just a few more switchbacks and you've made it." They probably thought they were being encouraging, but all they did was give us a burst of false hope. We cheered up, picked up the pace, and ended up trudging along for at least another thirty minutes. 🙂 😬
🙂 Hey guys, does anyone know what might cause my period to come early? I got my flow again today, even though my last one was September 20th. My cycle is usually super regular, and I’ve never had a skipped month or bleeding before its due date. Help anyone