Posts by graniteeagle10

Here is another member joining the group—she’s already 33 (not that I’m counting my own years, but still...).
In her search for a shampoo that wouldn't irritate her scalp, she's tried almost every "branded" option out there. As it turns out, the cheapest ones ended up being the best simply because they contain fewer harsh chemicals—specifically a nettle-based one. Honestly, even an old-fashioned remedy worked wonders: egg. It lathers nicely, cleanses oil perfectly, and leaves the hair looking incredibly shiny. Back in the day, people in rural areas didn't even have access to commercial shampoos, so they just used eggs. Also, definitely use oils—even if they don't solve everything, they certainly won't hurt. So, after testing all those medical preparations, she has completely pivoted toward natural remedies. Her condition fluctuates, though. Over the last two years, it has spread slightly to her elbows and left knee; previously, it was limited to her scalp and earlobes. In the summer, the sun and ocean help calm it down, but then it tends to flare up again in the fall to make up for it.
I really appreciate this forum, though I wish some of the bickering would stop—this isn't the place for that.
Best to everyone.

BTW, does anyone have the address for that fish spa treatment? If it's a public business, feel free to post it here (so it doesn't look like controversial advertising), otherwise, please send me a DM.
Thanks in advance.

You should definitely check out the Ligament Clinic—it’s located right by the Sports Center and they're basically specialists in everything, from initial diagnostics to physical therapy and rehab exercises. I guess you could see Dr. Puliz or Dr. Buchan there. Good luck!

He isn't heading up to heaven with some amateur—the guy is just too sharp for that—but then again, we did agree to go together. Oh, and by the way, Mom needs to be paid. So, we've basically put all of that under our own control. We’re just still going back and forth regarding the size of the tattoo. He’d obviously want a massive one, whereas I'm leaning toward something smaller.

We realized they were pricey the second we stepped foot inside the salon—that much was obvious. As for everything else... I guess you'll just have to hear it from someone else.

Has anyone actually had a bad experience with tattoos—like, at all? And what’s the word on the street regarding the shop in Washington, D.C. run by Gandalf?
My son is pretty much rushing into this—he's all over it—so I'm feeling a little anxious, I guess. Any advice?

Ice Age is great—honestly—but unfortunately, we didn't even get to see the end of it. The crowd at AMC Theatres was being so incredibly loud that my kid spent half the movie covering her ears. It was just... awful. Both for her and for us. She couldn't take it anymore, so we ended up walking out halfway through. And the worst part? There wasn't anyone to even complain to.
I really don't get it—why aren't those morning kids' screenings actually adjusted for children? If they aren't, then who are they even for?

Think of it more like a push—or maybe even a constant shove

Chris Morgan67 said:Olive, St. John's Wort, and flaxseed oils—you just apply them to the skin to help it heal itself.
Just stay brave!!!!!

Where can I actually find this St. John's Wort oil? What is it exactly, and what is it made from? I haven't heard of that one yet.
How do you actually treat your skin with these oils—what's the order of application, and how often do you do it?

Don't stress too much about it. Around month five, you'll get a notification regarding the transition to a new insurance provider. That new company is legally required to offer the exact same coverage you've had up until now—at the same price—all the way through the end of your current policy term.
Since those other carriers (there are a few different insurance houses involved) also have to take over all the Ada Lovelace staff...
everything should work out smoothly for everyone involved—at least, I hope so.