My mom has been dealing with serious digestive issues since she was a kid—she’s actually lived with ulcerative colitis for almost 30 years now. I have a bit of a sensitive stomach myself, though luckily nothing quite as intense as her case. I’ve definitely eaten my fair share of bland hospital food over the years. At the end of the day, it really just comes down to experimenting with what you eat. There isn't some magic rulebook that says one specific meal will be good or bad for everyone.
If my two kids ate fresh cottage cheese right now, they’d probably be sidelined for a week recovering! As I get older, I find things harder to digest, so I can handle a little something during the day, but there is absolutely no way I'm eating heavy meals in the evening anymore.
There’s actually a massive thread about this over on the beauty forums! I remember some woman posting her experience getting those spots removed—if I recall correctly, she mentioned a few specific dermatologists and skin specialists too. Let's do a little digging while we wait for someone here to chime in with more info!
wearybison8 said:Hey, can a mod move this thread over to the Psychology section?
There’s actually a huge thread already over in Psychology! Maybe take a quick peek there first—if you don't find what you need, feel free to ask a new question.
Carol Parker84 said:I'm asking because she actually has experience using birth control..
No way, sweetie, she’s just taking exactly what her doctor prescribed.
You should check out the massive women's health thread on here—it's packed with advice on which OB-GYNs are actually worth seeing! Go ahead and do a little digging to get informed, chat with your girlfriends about it, and hopefully you can snag an appointment with a new doctor by Monday!
Emily Johnson9 said:Did the paleness go away? Because that’s my biggest concern—I’m incredibly pale myself.
Looking pale doesn't necessarily mean you have anemia. You could be white as a sheet and still have enough iron in your system to power a small city! 😁
brightlynx11 said:If you compare what we consider a "standard diet" today to certain eras of human history, it’s nothing short of pure luxury.
Honestly, if people just sat down and asked their grandparents what they actually ate growing up, a lot of things would start making a whole lot more sense!
Google is honestly my best friend when I need something 😁
They have dedicated pages for most clinics, and most of them even list their consultation fees right there It makes it so easy to just find a place that works perfectly for your location!
Anonymous said:Look, I’m not interested in playing "who’s right and who’s wrong" with you. You can stick to your guns, and I'll stick to mine. Anyone thinking about going to see her should probably do their homework first and decide if it's actually worth risking their health.
p.s. Fuck off
Anonymous said:Oh, please, don't even bother explaining yourself. It’s probably just Polly Huber trying to defend her own reputation on these forums. I’m positive she’ll show up eventually, even in a country as chaotic as ours!
once again, you won't get anywhere here keep going with these mindless trolls
instead of venting here, file a formal complaint against her with the State Medical Board and stop blaming the government, because the Board actually acts on reports😉 you listened to her—actually, you didn't even do that, and now you're blaming someone else for the failure take some real action instead of just talking big
I’ve already mentioned that I’m personally against just handing out prescriptions without any oversight but let's not spread misinformation The woman simply stated which medication was being discussed; whether you choose to follow a prescription after that is entirely up to you If someone isn't capable of thinking for themselves, well, that's their own problem 🤷
Carol Parker said:I don't quite get this either—you're totally against abortion, yet you'd consider getting sterilized.
Actually, that makes perfect sense to me if someone just doesn't want any more kids, or doesn't want them at all! Most other birth control methods just aren't 100% foolproof, unless you count abstinence,😁 but let's be real, that's not exactly a practical lifestyle choice for everyone!😉