Posts by quietfox384

I don't think so—the wording changes when there's actual suspicion involved (like when you suspect someone).
Google says this actually means "post-condition."

In that case, you should probably just check in with someone closer to home.

So, where is your primary care physician located?
You should go see whoever you have officially registered with.

Psychological side effects can sometimes crop up when you first start on birth control—your body often needs a little window of time to adjust to the new hormones.
However, six months is a long time to be feeling this way—honestly, I think it might be time to step away from them altogether.
Especially since this isn't even your first time trying pills, right?
I don't know the specifics of why you need them, but reading through your experience, it just doesn't seem worth the mental toll it's taking on you.
It sounds like your gynecologist has been pretty incompetent here—they really should have sat down with you to discuss next steps, ordered some tests, and helped find a better alternative.
Maybe you could try something milder, like calming herbal teas, just to take the edge off—though I suppose I can't say for sure if they'll actually help or what's safe for you to take without medical advice.

From what I’ve seen here in Washington, D.C....
The local health centers are basically locked down—you can't just walk right in like you used to.
You actually have to wait outside in the open air, and then a nurse or one of the doctors will come out to meet you.
If you need an exam or a consultation, they’ll let you inside to the hallway—but only after you've sanitized your hands and had your temperature checked.

It probably wasn't feasible to open the whole thing up at once—250 was really the upper limit.
Now they've scaled it all the way back down to just 50.

That just can't be right—50 is the absolute ceiling.

You're limited to 50 posts, and there's a 60-second buffer required between searches.

Will Google ever go back to how it used to be, or are we stuck with this version for the foreseeable future?

Yeah, it’s working now—but honestly, it isn't what it used to be. It feels pretty limited these days, doesn't it?

Google can be used for much more than just keeping tabs on fellow forum members.
For instance, it’s actually quite handy for quickly pulling up useful information when you need it.

That’s exactly the point—things have shifted, especially now that they've scrapped our search engine.

And then you just forgot about it.
Over the last six or seven years, there have been constant issues with the formatting on Reddit—and the search function was disabled entirely.
It’s never really been certain whether everything was functioning properly.

James Williams10 said:Look, I’m not talking about the search engine—I mean the Reddit app itself. I can't see my own active threads under the "Participating" section. Honestly, I couldn't care less about the search function right now. ☕

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy A52 using Reddit

Well, there you have it. 🙄
The issue isn't that the search tool is broken. In reality, that feature *is* the search tool.

James Williams10 said:Excuse me? Come on—I honestly don't know how I'd manage without it.☕

But when was the last time we actually went without it?
If I recall correctly, it’s been maybe a year or two since we were truly without it.

And it looks like it might be a while before we see any kind of return on that.

The search engine is down again. 😲 🤦

Does anyone know why Google isn't working right now?
When can we expect things to be back up and running?

Elizabeth Barrett6 said:Anyone else out there living this exact same way—living outside of Washington, D.C., but working and basically doing life in the city? I’ve got my work pass to get in, but I don't have an active residency registration in D.C. right now. I used to have it for tax purposes, but that expired.

Right now I'm hanging out at my permanent residence, but there's a good chance I'll have to head into the office next week. Am I gonna run into trouble since I don't have an active D.C. address on file?

Well, you have your work pass, which should be enough to get you into Washington, D.C.