What is "politzerization"?
in Health ·
A friend of mine went through that exact same grind. Honestly? It worked for her. It’s all about grit—just pure, unyielding persistence!
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Prostate Cancer Discussion
in Health ·
Zachary Thompson9 said:Lawrence Wells, have a little empathy here... don't be like that. 🙂
To actually pick the right treatment, you really need to know if the disease is localized to one organ, whether the lymph nodes are involved, or if there are metastases present... you need more info.
You've got a point there—but seriously, "undifferentiated carcinoma"? Give me a break!😉
Prostate Cancer Discussion
in Health ·
northernmarlin79 said:My dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer a few days ago—poorly differentiated.
We aren't quite sure what stage we're looking at yet.
Can anyone help walk me through what this actually means?
If the cancer is poorly differentiated, things are looking pretty tough.
Helicopter Parenting Gone Wild
in Psychology ·
Poor woman! What is it with these old guys acting like she’s some fifteen-year-old kid when she’s clearly a grown adult?
I heard that working 8 hours a day for a month brings in about $700 to $800.
Squamous cell carcinoma diagnosis/discussion
in Health ·
Grade 3? I honestly don't even know how I could help you with that—I'm just so sorry.
Rest in Peace, Zendaya
in Health ·
My heart truly goes out to her loved ones during this time.
What does music mean to you?
in Music ·
Butcher said:She’s basically my laxative whenever I'm dealing with some serious constipation.
Add some Dulcolax to the mix—then you’ve got a total Bach fugue in D minor on your hands!🙂 😂 🙂
What does music mean to you?
in Music ·
Mig said:What does music actually mean to you?
Life🙂
Can childhood trauma trigger depression later in life?
in Psychology ·
I honestly believe childhood is the absolute foundation of who we become. Everything that happens during those early years—the good stuff and the bad—eventually catches up with us in adulthood. It hits way harder later in life because, let's face it, kids are little heroes—they have this incredible resilience that makes the tough stuff feel manageable at the time, even if it leaves a mark.
Can childhood trauma trigger depression later in life?
in Psychology ·
I truly believe childhood is the absolute foundation of who we become. Everything that happens during those early years—whether it’s good or bad—eventually catches up to us in adulthood. It hits so much harder when you're older, too, because back then, kids are basically little heroes—they have this incredible resilience that makes the tough stuff feel less heavy in the moment.
Pale complexion/looking washed out
in Health ·
Amy Taylor74 said:Ugh, why would I even bother? I’d just end up looking like a total ghost—pale everywhere except for my face being super dark. 🤮
Well, have fun getting all messy then.😁
Pale complexion/looking washed out
in Health ·
Amy Taylor74 said:Yeah, I was actually just at the doctor for some tests recently.
Just grab some dark concealer then.😉
Helicopter Parenting Gone Wild
in Psychology ·
hiddentrucker16 said:I totally agree—but man, it’s hard to stay objective when people constantly hammer you with those stories about how much our parents sacrificed and everything they did for us. It makes you feel so incredibly guilty...🤣 🤣
If those parents had actually provided even a basic foundation for their kids, maybe they'd have a leg to stand on when they start lecturing us... But this? This is just different. It's honestly sad and pathetic.👎
Color Therapy
in Health ·
baby_bitch said:Michelle Cook83, look—I’ve been doing this for years and honestly? Zero issues. I switched to contacts for a ton of practical reasons. You just have to be disciplined about hygiene—it’s a must. Plus, there are those little cleaning devices now that really help cut down the risk of infections. Just don't even think about wearing them in a pool or the ocean. I'm usually in them from 7 AM until about 9 PM, and I always keep some artificial tears on hand if my eyes feel dry. If they get too dry, just try to force a quick cry—works every time! 👍 I've never had a single problem; in fact, I love them. It's just that everyone's eyes react differently...
Lucky you!!!
Pale complexion/looking washed out
in Health ·
Amy Taylor74 said:Me? No way.🙂
Are you sure about that?
Abortion discussion
in Women's Health ·
Lamb-of-God said:you could just take a sewing needle at home and jab it a hundred times into a specific spot once that embryo starts forming... ... hope you don't miss 😁
why would anyone drop $1,000 on something like that when you can just DIY it... in a bathroom stall or something...
Total misinformation😁
Color Therapy
in Health ·
I wouldn't call them old wives' tales—honestly, you shouldn't wear colored contacts for more than a few hours at a time. That tinted layer on the lens can actually trigger conjunctivitis if you aren't careful. My eye doctor—the one I go to for all my contacts—was pretty blunt about that with me.