My wife and I both have brown eyes, but our two-year-old has these stunning, deep blue eyes. I was wondering—is it likely his eye color will change as he grows, or is this just how he’s going to look?
So, here’s my situation: I’m 29, and I’ve been dealing with psoriasis for about seven years now. I live in Chicago and get my treatment at Northwestern Memorial. I’ve tried pretty much everything under the sun—Western medicine, bioenergy, mineral oils, fish oil treatments, homeopathy, and all those "miracle" creams you see advertised. Even though they come with side effects, I mostly stick to Western meds. I know they just mask the symptoms rather than fixing the root cause, but they're the only things that actually provide some short-term relief. Over the years, things have generally gone downhill. No one else in my family has psoriasis, but I did inherit the B27 marker, so for the last two years, I’ve also been struggling with arthritis. To make matters worse, I have quite a few moles, some of which I've already had removed. Because of the risk of melanoma, I’ve stopped using phototherapy, even though it used to help me a lot. Long story short, the fish oil stuff didn't do anything for me; it just softens the scales, leaving the red skin exposed where new ones keep forming. If I were at the beach during the summer, the combination of sun and ocean might have helped more, but honestly, just being out in the sun and near the coast usually does the trick for me. I basically live for the summer months; spending a month by the ocean really helps, though my body reacts differently every year. Also, everyone's reaction to medication is so individual—some people love it, while others find it makes them worse. For me, it’s a total toss-up; sometimes a med works wonders, and other times it's a disaster. This year, Psorcutan was a lifesaver (once a day, left on for an hour). Right now, I’m using Zorac 5 day/Beloderm, and for my scalp, I use Belosalicov lotion once a week. Winters are definitely the toughest part of the year.👎
Does anyone here have any actual insight or personal experience using these biologics? Specifically, what’s the real deal when it comes to the difference between Ameviv and Raptiva? From what I can gather online, Ameviv isn't even approved for use in Europe, whereas Raptiva seems to be widely available over in Canada.. I also stumbled upon a price comparison chart that lists Raptiva at about $1,372 per month, while Ameviv jumps way up to somewhere between $2,800 and $3,980 monthly.
When it comes to gourmet food, I’ve always been a fan of lamb eyes. I saw them mentioned in "Octopussy" once and got curious. Personally, I think they're even better than the rest of the lamb. 😁
Joseph Chavez7 said:Yeah, that's just the beta version. Once the full release drops along with all the various updates.. ...you're easily looking at 20GB right there.. 😉
Honestly, if I start talking about all the updates, we could be looking at 300GB
I honestly used to think Schweppes was 😬 For a while, it actually made me feel pretty nauseous. Was it something about that Schweppes? 🤣 I'm convinced it’s all those bubbles. Now, I swear by pineapple—it’s great for cellulite and just makes you feel beautiful overall 😁
Quick question here. I feel like this might have been asked before, but honestly, I don't have the energy to scroll through everything. I’m running an Intel Pentium 4 Prescott 2.4 GHz and managed to bump it up to 2.67 GHz by tweaking the voltage a bit (not sure exactly how much). The issue is, whenever I'm mid-game—say, playing UT04—the whole system just reboots on its own after a while. I tried dialing it back to 2.5 GHz and even lowered the voltage, but the same thing keeps happening. I read online that my CPU is supposedly perfect for overclocking, so I'm stumped. Is it a heat issue? It doesn't seem likely since temps weren't crossing 60°C. My motherboard is an ASUS P4S800 with the SiS 648FX and SiS 963L chipsets.
I just started taking Advil PM, but since they say it takes about two weeks to really kick in, I can't give you a super detailed update yet. When did you start, and what made you decide to try ?
But let me try to be actually helpful here... 1. Is she taking any medication? 2. Has this happened to her before? 3. Are her periods irregular? 4. Is there any chance she could be pregnant?
no yes no no
BUT! We haven't even had sex yet, so she's innocent. I don't know if that matters or whatever... plus, she's only 17.
Hey, look, I’m trying to be the ultimate supportive boyfriend here by actually listening to my girl's concerns, so I have a quick question... basically, she’s been dealing with this weird yellowish discharge for about three or four weeks now, and she hasn't had her period in almost two months. She’s pretty stressed out and isn't sure if she should just wait for it to clear up or go see a gynecologist right away. I figured I’d check in with you ladies to see if anyone has dealt with something similar. If I can come back to her with some actual answers, I’ll definitely earn some major boyfriend points. So, ladies, help a guy out! 😬