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Sarah Taylor53 said:There's this one pretty hilarious website 😁
http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/
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and then there's this:
http://www.federalreserve.gov/payments/index.htm 😉
Regarding that first link: 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Haha, those little emoticons are just too much, I can't help myself...
As for the second link: 👍🙂😘
I feel like I'm surrounded by a massive crowd of girls on this forum, yet somehow... absolutely nobody is actually stepping up or speaking out 🙂))) Is anyone else here not relying on medication for this? Come on, please let me know 🙂😁
Does anyone happen to have those bank contact numbers handy? I remember seeing a list somewhere on the forum, but I totally failed to jot them down, and now I’m just spinning my wheels trying to track them back down... I think someone posted a breakdown of maybe 5 or 6 different banks earlier... specifically, I'm looking for the info for Chase 🙂
Olivia Green46 said:It usually takes just a few days, honestly... it doesn't really matter which method you choose. I haven't personally noticed any difference in speed between certified mail and a standard package arriving... but since shipping a package is getting so pricey these days, it probably makes more sense to stick with certified mail if what you're sending is under half a pound. A package used to be $6.00, but now it's closer to $4.25.
Oh, thanks! I just now realized what you wrote to me 🙂thanks so much 🙂
I was just sitting here thinking about how much things seem to shift when you aren't looking, almost like how the tide pulls everything away from the shore before you even realize the water has receded... it’s that strange, quiet feeling of realizing something is gone, only to find out it was actually just moving somewhere else entirely. I spent most of the afternoon wandering through some old shops downtown, just letting my mind drift between the shelves and the faces passing by, and it hit me how easily we lose track of the small, meaningful moments because we're so busy bracing for the big ones... sometimes I wonder if we spend too much time trying to hold onto the pieces of ourselves that were never meant to stay still in the first place, you know? It’s funny how you can feel so lost in a crowd of people who are all searching for the exact same thing, yet everyone is walking in such different directions... it makes you want to just stop, take a deep breath, and see where the wind decides to blow you next... kaže:
Does anyone have any recommendations for tablets that help with menstrual cramps, specifically something that won't absolutely wreck my stomach... I find most things just leave me feeling so nauseous and uncomfortable... 🙂
Because of my issues with GERD and gastritis, I have to be so incredibly careful about what I take for pain, especially since I’m strictly forbidden from using anything like Ketonal, Voltaren, or Neofene... it just isn't an option for me anymore...
It’s just one of those things where everything feels like it's spiraling out of control, you know... the sheer chaos of it all, and then there's the medicine to deal with, which honestly feels like more of the same struggle...
I’ve found that if I’m feeling absolutely run down, those little effervescent tablets—you know, the ones that fizz up like crazy—really do the trick for me, especially when I take them at the very first sign of a headache starting to kick in... they just seem to settle everything right down...
My doctor recently prescribed me some Spasmex Forte, and I have to say, it works wonders whenever I’m dealing with those nagging gastritis pains... it really hits the spot there, but for some reason, it doesn't seem to do a single thing for my menstrual cramps at all...
I tried using Buscopan, which works in pretty much the same way, and while it did take the edge off just a little bit, the pain is still definitely there...
So, I took two doses of Sumetacin earlier today, and for a little while there, things felt alright enough... but then, just as evening was rolling in, the second dose seemed to completely lose its edge. I ended up reaching for some Spasmex to try and get ahead of it, but it’s been over three hours now and the pain hasn't budged at all... honestly, I have this sinking feeling that it’s actually getting even worse... 🙂
My back has been absolutely killing me every single month lately, but I honestly think this particular bout of pain is hitting so much harder because my college group was assigned to help clear out some warehouse space... For those first three days, we were hauling these massive boxes that weighed at least 70 or 80 pounds each, and since those initial three days were my very first time handling anything like that, I don't even want to get into the details of how brutal those specific days felt for me... 😠😠😠
I’ve been dealing with these absolutely awful cramps lately... and I am honestly trying my hardest to stop poisoning myself with all those oral pills. A friend of mine who’s actually studying medicine mentioned there are these suppositories you can use instead, so you aren't constantly taxing your stomach and liver with tablets, and she said they work wonders... I’ve honestly never used anything like that before, though... 🙂
Could someone please help me out and let me know how many days it usually takes for a package to arrive versus sending something via certified mail?
So, just to give you an idea, if I were to drop off a package on a Monday, and then separately sent some items in a certified envelope... I'm really just trying to figure out the timeline for when the recipient will actually have them in their hands... The USPS website mentions that if things are dropped off by a certain cutoff time, they get processed the very next day, but I guess what I'm really wondering about is the actual delivery window once it's in transit to their house... Ugh, thanks so much, and sorry if I'm making this more complicated than it needs to be...😁 I just joined the forum recently, so I'm still getting the hang of everything here...😁🤷
Is nobody drinking any Trinovum around here?
Ugh, honestly, I am just so frustrated right now... I’ve ended up switching through about seven different gynecologists over the years, and it hasn't even been my fault—doctors just retire, move into private practice, or jump over to a major hospital system like Mayo Clinic, and suddenly you're starting from scratch again. Back when I first started looking for contraception about eight years ago, they just handed me Diane-35 without running any preliminary tests or anything, so I took them for four years and eventually stopped once I didn't need them anymore. Then, about a year and a half ago, I went back in for birth control and was prescribed Diane-35 all over again, and none of the doctors I saw before mentioned a single thing about concerns... excuse my language, but I just kept getting my prescriptions filled regularly and everything was fine. They worked perfectly for me, and I didn't gain a single ounce of weight or deal with any side effects at all... but now, I see this new doctor—he’s not young, just new to me—and as soon as I show up for my refill, he immediately puts me on the exam table and tells me I can't take Diane-35 anymore because I don't have PCOS or whatever, so he won't prescribe it for me. I tried to explain to him, really calmly, that I've seen seven different doctors and not one of them ever raised these issues or tried to talk me out of it since they work so well for my body and I have zero side effects, but he just wouldn't listen and instead switched me over to Trinovum. Now I have to start those pills in two weeks, and I am genuinely terrified of what the side effects might be... I feel like I'm going crazy, and as much as I'd love to just find a new doctor, I can't even face the nightmare of dealing with all that paperwork again because every clinic is so incredibly backed up 😢((
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