Posts by coppernomad24

I honestly loved it. Claire Danes was absolutely adorable as the lead, but honestly, the whole cast was spot on—from the main stars down to the minor characters. It was just such a beautiful fairy tale

Daniel Collins68 said:Hey, does anyone know where I can grab tickets for the Budo Gala show over at the Dražen Petrović Community Center on October 27th? Thanks!

I was wondering about the price if anyone happens to know?

thnx

Linda Gonzalez5 said:Milena, honestly, I have no idea where it came from, but this is the first time I've ever dealt with this kind of itching...😈

I don't even know which antibiotic it was... just "something for strep or inflammation"... because I feel this constant irritation on my skin, especially when I pull the area near my labia taut..

...and there’s some discharge.. white and kind of clumpy🙄 ....

...plus, the smell is just weird... really intense...

😕 😕

We picked up some Canesten cream at the drugstore today.. over the counter... no hassle... the clerk didn't even ask any questions, just scanned it and it was about five bucks😁

It's definitely Candida.
It’s smarter to go with the vaginal suppositories for 6 or 7 days, plus using the Canesten cream externally...
That's the standard treatment...
Just wash with plain water a few times a day and you should be fine...

Even though, full disclosure, I'm usually allergic to playing doctor and treating myself without consulting a physician...

Honestly, I thought it was pretty solid—had some great punchlines, kept the tension high, plenty of action, things like that...
I'm not even sweating the ticket price, though. It was worth every cent. 😉

Step aerobics, rolling exercises... honestly, you can find a ton of anaerobic workout routines online if you actually look...
Google is your best friend here 😉

Step aerobics, rolling exercises... honestly, if you're looking for anaerobic workouts, there’s an endless supply of them floating around online...
Google is your best friend here 😉

Step aerobics, rolling exercises... honestly, you can find a ton of anaerobic workouts online if you actually look for them...
Google is your best friend here 😉

After taking a massive hit that basically killed my appetite overnight, I ended up dropping
about 13 pounds in just a few weeks. I haven't even gained it back because I’ve just kept
eating like a bird... plus, I've been staying active, obviously.
Honestly, I feel way too thin now, but what can you do? My appetite is just completely gone.

I’m with Donna Peterson78 on this one.🙂
Honestly, everything feels just plain off to me if I don't start feeling those cramps and aches about ten days before my period hits.

A Bartholin abscess happens when those tiny drainage ducts get blocked. Sometimes it clears on its own, sometimes you need antibiotics, and other times they just have to surgically open it up to drain the infection. It tends to be a recurring thing, too—if it happens once, there's a good chance you'll deal with it again every few years. I read somewhere that they can insert a little tube to act as a permanent drain, but my doctor's take was pretty blunt: "We're taking it out." They told me it was a routine procedure, but honestly, I don't think I've ever experienced pain quite like that. I'm not sure if the local anesthesia just didn't hit the mark or what, but even thinking about it now gives me the chills. I ended up staying in the hospital for two days, only for it to abscess again a few days later, meaning they had to go back in and drain it all over again. Long story short, I didn't want to get anywhere near 😉 for months. I don't mean to scare anyone, but it’s better to know what you're walking into. Good luck!

I’m honestly pretty shaken up because I had a total "brain glitch" the other day. For about two or three seconds, I felt like I was losing consciousness—it felt like I was being pulled to the side—and then suddenly everything snapped back. It might sound a little silly describing it this way, but it was a really unsettling feeling. What worries me most is that a few years ago, I dealt with an awful headache that lasted about 5 to 10 minutes and messed with my speech; I thought I was speaking clearly, but everyone around me said I was just mumbling nonsense.
If anyone has gone through something similar or knows what might be going on, please let me know.

jok 🙂

It’s entirely possible it just cleared out, especially if it was low-risk—which you can usually tell by how much your
nipples swell or feel sensitive. It's also possible you just leveled up your immune system and your body managed to kick the virus's ass before it could settle in.

How does it actually "manifest"? Like, how can you even tell if it's there if it's just lying low inside your system—what kind of symptoms are we talking about here?

Can we get some more info on those tablets?

Don't mess with me here... when I mentioned restrictions, I meant cutting out anything that leads to an "unhealthy" lifestyle... so we aren't talking about alcohol or stuff like that...
Lately, though, I’ve barely eaten anything without my stomach
acting up

I really, truly don't want to go through another gastroscopy, so I figured I'd check in here
to see if anyone actually knows what works or what's recommended for stomach issues

So, here’s the deal: I’ve been dealing with stomach issues my entire life (I'm 23)
Basically, my system is incredibly sensitive, which means there are certain foods I just can't touch
like walnuts, garlic, or fried fish...
But ever since I was hit with cirrhosis and gastritis back at the end of January
everything has become even more intense...

I wanted to see if anyone here knows what kind of diet is actually recommended for
dealing with this stuff—you know, things that won't irritate my stomach or actually help it feel better?

Just a heads up: I don't smoke, I don't drink, and I don't really eat meat (honestly, I don't even care for it)
I mostly stick to carbs, fruits, and veggies. 👍

party, gladiator (a few times during the movie)
the lion king 🙂 🙂

I have to side with Ronald Hernandez15 on this one...
Unfortunately, around here, most OB-GYNs are perfectly fine as long as everything is running smoothly—meaning they’ll give you the thumbs up while you're healthy and
everything seems normal during those routine checkups.
The truth is, you don't really find out if you've got a decent doctor until something actually goes wrong.

That’s really not even the point here, is it? 😉