Richard Thompson33 said:Arthur Barnes, don't act surprised. Bone growth doesn't care how old you are. For instance, Kenneth Hernandez67 and I both grew a bone protrusion below the knee; it's just one of those things... 🤣
I went in for a massage a while back... the woman was absolutely HORRIFIED when she felt it 🤣
Melissa Torres4 said:And they didn't help me at all. I was writhing on the floor, drenched in sweat from the pain, screaming, sobbing, and cursing out every single bastard responsible for making this garbage Ketofen. I actually had to call my mom to leave her office just to run to a CVS and pick up some Ibuprofen.😳
Look, sorry, but after reading this—assuming there's no "poetic license" being taken here and this is how you actually felt—I have one question: when your mother saw you in that much agony, didn't it occur to her to just take you to the ER?
Honestly, it makes me sick how every single thread like this turns into a marketplace for swapping names of the worst painkillers and similar crap.
Anyway, it's a shame you escalated things like you usually do, though—on the bright side, you seemed to be doing okay at the start.
What worries me more is how weight redistributes as you age. Those pounds don't disappear; they just migrate from the places we want them to be to the places we definitely don't.😁 For instance, my mother has maintained the exact same weight for fifty years, yet she’s gone from being a slender young thing to having a total mom bod. Sorry, Mom.😘
Osteoporosis? Poor posture? Different styles of clothing or footwear? All of that impacts your silhouette, not just belly fat.😉
Anthony Rodriguez58 said:Well, I'm living proof. I've seen the results on my own skin. Besides, even my dentist told me straight up. Less sugar means fewer cavities.
At the end of the day, what's there to lose? Things can only improve if you cut back on the sugar. It’s not like sugar is some superfood packed with vitamins...😁
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Fine—you had a bad diet and it worked out for you. There are plenty of people who eat nothing but organic kale and still deal with tooth decay. On the flip side, you've got people living off junk food and skipping the toothbrush who somehow have perfect Hollywood smiles. There are no rules here. Let's get back to the topic.👍
Anthony Rodriguez58, believe it or not, just like some people are born with thin hair or brittle nails, there are folks who simply have weak, sensitive teeth—no matter how strictly they watch their diet or stay on top of their brushing and flossing.
I honestly don't know what to tell you... I think sitting here theorizing with you about how an ectopic pregnancy might be the cause while simultaneously failing to get you tested is just plain irresponsible.
It feels like they’re playing fast and loose with Primolut, much like some of those old-school medical malpractice cases we used to hear about.
An ectopic pregnancy is a life-threatening emergency. You absolutely need to rule that possibility out immediately.
Look, an ectopic pregnancy can be ruled out with a simple blood test, and you’ll have the results in about four hours. I honestly don't understand why this hasn't been done yet.