Thanks for the reply. I've been lurking on some forums lately and it looks like a ton of people are dealing with the exact same stuff... but honestly, it seems like everyone’s prescription is totally different—probably because there are just so many different things that could be causing these flare-ups in the first place. It's a massive headache, especially when you consider how much money you're basically throwing at trying out random products just to see if anything actually sticks. It's just... yeah, incredibly frustrating.
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Yeah, I’ve been scouring the forums and digging through Google, so I already know there isn't some magic silver bullet out there...
So, for a few months now, my face has been acting up—redness, itching, skin peeling right between my nose and eyes. It comes in waves, too. One day everything seems fine, then the next, it's just this angry, red, itchy mess. My dermatologist basically told me it's just how my skin is built and there's no real "cure," though they did prescribe this cream with an antifungal base... which honestly just made things ten times worse. It feels like my skin reacts to pretty much any cream I try; truthfully, things are usually better when I don't put anything on it at all. Even physical activity, sweating, or just being in the heat triggers it... it's exhausting. I'm planning to head back to the doctor, but they're away on vacation right now, so if anyone here has dealt with this and has some advice for the interim... I'm all ears.
thanks!
So, for a few months now, my face has been acting up—redness, itching, skin peeling right between my nose and eyes. It comes in waves, too. One day everything seems fine, then the next, it's just this angry, red, itchy mess. My dermatologist basically told me it's just how my skin is built and there's no real "cure," though they did prescribe this cream with an antifungal base... which honestly just made things ten times worse. It feels like my skin reacts to pretty much any cream I try; truthfully, things are usually better when I don't put anything on it at all. Even physical activity, sweating, or just being in the heat triggers it... it's exhausting. I'm planning to head back to the doctor, but they're away on vacation right now, so if anyone here has dealt with this and has some advice for the interim... I'm all ears.
thanks!
Henry Adams3 said:Alright, I guess I'll throw out a couple of thoughts about yesterday... if you can even call it that... 🙂
I don't know, man... the crowd was really putting on the pressure. People were jumping in and out of the rhythm during a few of the songs—it was all very "quasi-rhythmic," if you know what I mean—and by the final song, the bassist was actually calling for it, trying to get everyone to join in. I can't quite put my finger on it, but maybe it’s just me... it just didn't sit right with me at all. It felt forced...
I don't know, man... I was clapping during Run Like Hell mostly because that's just how Waters's tradition goes—you kind of have to "look" for it or whatever... For the rest of the songs, though, I'm with you—clapping is totally unnecessary...
Honestly, everything was just... wow. A solid 5 out of 5—that concert blew way past what I was expecting...