Posts by Raymond Cruz3

Just finished watching it! Honestly? Total letdown.
The kids' acting was a complete disaster—barely any lines, and even the script they did have was pretty weak.
Total flop!
I’m pretty sure the kids in the movie *Snowpiercer* or even those in *Perina's Society* were just random amateurs too, but their acting was ten times better than this.

My mother-in-law has been dealing with migraines for years now. She doesn't live in NYC, but she visits every once in a while, so I’d love some solid neurologist recommendations for when she’s next in town.
And yeah, looking for private practice only—I want to get her tests done ASAP so she isn't stuck on some massive waiting list.
Thanks!

Why on earth would I leave my kid with her? I’ve never left my little one alone with my mother-in-law because I just don't trust her. She's totally clumsy and she's already hurt my baby a few times just by being careless. There is zero chance she's ever babysitting,

So, I found this stick on eBay that’s basically a lifesaver. It’s made for athletes—think swimmers or cyclists—to stop skin chafing, but honestly, it's perfect for shoes that give you blisters too. I grabbed some specifically for my salsa dancing shoes!
Best part? It doesn't leave any greasy mess on your clothes.
Here it is: http://cgi.ebay.com/BodyGlide-Body-G...item2eaf9024e6

Sarah Nelson86 said:Look, my advice? Just ditch all those useless, nasty chemicals. Grab some calendula ointment or a natural aloe vera gel instead. It’s killer for burns, and there’s zero chance it’ll hurt the baby!

When you're dealing with serious burns, though, no amount of calendula or aloe is gonna
stop an infection. You need actual antibiotic cream and probably oral antibiotics too. Period.

I got seriously burned last year—hands, stomach, leg, the whole works. I was using Neosporin while breastfeeding my little one, who was only about 14 months old at the time.
Since Neosporin is an antibiotic cream, I figured at least a tiny bit was getting into my milk. I made sure to tell the ER doctor I was nursing, and even though she still prescribed the cream, she gave me an oral antibiotic called Keflex that’s safe for breastfeeding.
Unfortunately, I had a massive allergic reaction to it and ended up stuck in the hospital for three days.

Ugh, honestly, those kinds of parents are just the absolute worst! So he’s not ready for his exam? And you’re actually making excuses for him???
If he keeps dodging his responsibilities like this—especially with a free pass from his parents—how is he ever going to learn accountability or stay consistent once he hits the real world?

Same here!!
But they're only on the left side of my forehead—super deep and painful, and when I try to pop them, nothing happens except some clear fluid oozing out.
Do you happen to have a good dermatologist you’d recommend?

That’s just what happens when you deal with astigmatism 😉

About those Vlach contacts at the Eye Care Center—those soft toric lenses run anywhere from $18 to $21, so check it out. I actually snagged mine for just $9 😁 even if they aren't top-tier
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Thanks for the tip! I actually gave them a ring myself, and they told me to just swing by the Eye Care Center so they can take a look and figure out the plan.

Help me out, people!!!

I bought these soft contact lenses and spent a freaking fortune $300 on them. Then I get home, pop them in, and everything is blurry as hell. So I swapped them and put each one in the opposite eye—now it’s even blurrier! Here's my question:

What do I do? Am I supposed to "adjust" to these things (like, wear them for 28 days straight before suddenly seeing clearly 😁)? Or should I call up the place that sold them to me (some random lady at a local shop)?

Look, I deal with some pretty brutal pain too, but there isn't a single ache I can't crush with just one or two Advil tablets.😁

Cinema, cinema, cinema... then you've got the DVDs. My buddy put together an absolute beast of a home theater, so the vibe is seriously incredible!😁