Posts by Dennis Walker10

I'm parting ways with this winter bundle for a baby (6-12 months size). It’s got 12 tees, 7 pairs of sweatpants—plus I'll toss in 4 more for free because why not—one full tracksuit, two onesies, 6 bodysuits, and two pairs of lightweight pajama pants. $38 featuring 7-Eleven graphics.

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Linda Chavez14 said:So, here's the lowdown from the USPS website

Thanks a ton, you're a lifesaver! I totally missed that 😁. So, basically, my box—which is about 20x20x9 inches—should be fine as a standard package at the local post office. I actually sent my husband to go double-check with them today just so I don't have to stress about it.

Does anyone actually know what counts as an "oversized" package? Like, I’m trying to ship this box and now I’m second-guessing everything—what are the actual dimensions before they start hitting you with those crazy extra fees?
Zachary Peterson6?

So, I spotted her over at the C&A in Downtown One—you know, that spot in Queens? She was up on that pillar right across from the registers, near those escalators that head down. She was wearing dark blue. This was last Monday.

Look, if you got your period, you aren't pregnant. Period. If you're still sitting there second-guessing everything—which, honestly, I totally get because anxiety is a beast—just go grab a test from CVS or Walgreens and find out for sure. No one on this random internet forum is going to be able to tell you whether you're expecting or not, no matter how much we all want to play doctor.
Also, maybe head over to the Pregnancy sub? There are tons of threads there with people sharing basically the same experiences you're having right now.

So, did you guys actually have sex, and if so, how many days later? Honestly, I feel like you’re never going to pin down the exact day you actually conceived—unless you were super lucky and only had sex once that entire month. But then again, you gotta remember those little swimmers can hang around for up to two days...

swiftcyclist42, man, I feel for you—really, I do—but honestly? You should’ve known better than to send cash like that. It’s just how things work. $3333! But hey, what’s done is done, right? Still though... whoever swiped it had to have some idea there was actually something worth grabbing in that package. I highly doubt they’re out here cracking open every single random box they find... otherwise, we'd all be in deep trouble.

Megan Stewart44 said:Does anyone actually know anything about these tests?
OGTT/HbA1C
Triglycerides, cholesterol, HDL, LDL
Adiponectin, resistin, leptin, insulin, genetics (no referral needed)

I know it mostly just boils down to blood work and a urine sample.
What I'm really wondering is if any of you have actually gone through this—where’s the best place to get them done? And if I have a referral from my doctor, do I still have to pay out of pocket (and if so, how much), since I don't have that copay waiver thing?

Thanks in advance!

Since nobody seems to be jumping in to help you—maybe someone with actual medical training can chime in—here's my tiny contribution.
The OGTT is basically your blood sugar test. You usually do that at a hospital (though some private labs might offer it too). Basically, they draw your blood, you chug a glass of glucose water, and then two hours later, they draw it again. As for triglycerides, cholesterol, HDL, and LDL... yeah, more blood work. That's just checking your fats, both the "good" kind and the "stay away from me" kind.
I honestly have zero clue about that last list of stuff.
Whenever I need blood work, I just go to the lab right at my primary care clinic with my insurance referral, so it doesn't cost me a dime.
Hope that helps even a little bit, though you might have already knocked this out already. 👍

Like I said, I actually dug the movie—it definitely jumped out and scared the crap out of me a couple of times. Buffy was solid, too. But honestly? The worst part has to be those stupid commercials they shove in right during the best scenes when things are finally getting intense. That’s why I still love catching movies on ABC... at least they don't interrupt everything with ten-minute ad breaks.

Jessica Cruz4 said:I watched a bit of it recently—just the first few minutes, really—and now I’m too terrified to even turn off the TV when it gets dark. 🙈 Everyone keeps telling me I have to finish it because they think it's trash, but honestly? I'm just straight-up scared. 🙂

p.s. please don't hit me with the 😂 😂

😂 😉

Look, the ending is pretty meh, but the movie itself was actually decent. It's been a minute since I've seen a horror flick that actually got under my skin like that...

Michelle Mitchell17 said:anyway, he's a total cutie 😍

He really is. Like, way too cute—especially when he gets those little eyes all sparkly. 😁
He’s adorable, sure, but if only he actually talked more...

Donna Garcia11 said:man, what an ending...😕 😕

Seriously, such a letdown. Honestly, I’m convinced CNN just chopped off those last few minutes—classic move for them, right? Always doing their thing. Anyway, gotta go check the news. What a joke!👎

Is anyone else watching this? Honestly, I’m low-key freaking out🙂

Leda can pick some up at Metro—you know, over in those frozen food aisles. I've actually spotted them a few times sitting there in 5kg bags, going for maybe ten bucks or so.