Posts by Grace Kelly44

Has anyone here seen Dr. Alin Šegedin (Ljubljanica) in Washington, D.C.? I'm looking into her laser treatments for periodontal disease. Does anyone know how much she charges?

Thanks

I don't see how antidepressants could possibly be linked to an enlarged thyroid.

I've been dealing with a benign thyroid tumor for about three years now.
My hormone levels stay normal.
I take 75 micrograms of Synthroid daily.
Surgery is scheduled for this spring, though.

As for depression, I've struggled with it almost my entire life. I've tried everything—Zoloft, Lexapro, Paxil, all that junk.
Whether there's a link between the two is anyone's guess.
Lately, I've noticed increased hair loss and some issues with my heart rhythm.

That’s just my experience with the thyroid and Zoloft. Hopefully, this helps some of you out.

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Grace Carter80 said:Oh, please... give me a break!
hogar-pure-goodness-micek

Is he out of his mind? 😕

Kevin Chavez3 said:Well, damn. 😂

Looks like Grace Kelly44 is still a kid at heart. 🤣

Grace Kelly44 is completely screwed.
😬

redmarlin3 said:Hogar is solid.

Glad to hear it, honey. 🙂

redcrane28 said:geriatrics rocks 🙂

screw this

redmarlin3 said:Nobody was ever just a "temporary" singer for Motus.
Motus has always had one vocalist.🙂

@Grace Kelly44/">@@Grace Kelly44: sure, they play 🙂

Hope Hogar is doing well. Haven't seen him in a while. 🙂

Nicholas Perez33 said:Tiho Orlić is a top-tier band. 🙂

Stop messing around, you punk rockers. 😬 😈

analogharbor442 said:"Quiet eagle" doesn't sound Bulgarian!

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analogharbor442 said:Total Chaos is from Bulgaria.. they aren't...

Bulgarian bands don't seem to have an issue. But how do our local bands sound? Honestly, they just don't sound American at all.👎

stormyviper11 said:I can't forgive them for not playing my song "I am metallically retarded" back in '88 or '89. Apparently, their temporary singer took the lyrics to rehearsal at the time... 😠 It’s just like how another band, Mrlja, ended up never recording my track "Bearded men walk through the city," even though if they were around today, people would be hailing them like prophets of war and future disasters. Maybe even Škarica would have tossed them onto some compilation...

😳 Looking back at those idiotic lyrics now, I’m honestly embarrassed. 🙈 Well, I’ve certainly written my fair share of nonsense over the years, almost as much as Vjekoslav Huljić.

There aren't any more moronic lyrics than those from the late Pataren... though maybe he isn't even gone. I don't know, I haven't really kept up with things in the last 10 or 15 years.😬 I do know that Tomi is a ghost who refuses to fade away, but that's a whole other story.😁

redmarlin3 said:Just a heads-up for the local punk crowd: total CHAOS is coming in from California to play at The Roxy on August 22nd. They’ve got the support of the Washington, D.C. legends, Motus.
Tickets are $23 ($20 pre-sale, then we'll see what happens at the door).

You should check it out.
Good music is worth hearing.

Wait, Motus is still playing?
I can't believe it.😬

wanderingraven20 said:News alert on the ticker: The Stones have delayed their US tour.

If luck is on our side, maybe a few band members will pass away before then, and the whole tour gets canceled for good. ☕

Good grief... this is enough to make you weep. 😲 😲 😲 😲 😲

Jamie Clark74 said:In today's high-stress world, more and more people are struggling with stress, depression, anxiety, and various personal issues.

I've cycled through about 20 different medications, and every single one caused issues. It's always the same story....

ANTIDEPRESSANTS

I deal with depression too, but I suspect your situation is something else—maybe even worse. Man, you've tried 20 different meds and say every one was a struggle. That number alone suggests you need a new psychiatrist, not just a new pill.🤣

Edward Green said:My cat allergy actually vanished once we brought our cat home. At first, I was sneezing constantly, my eyelids would swell, and I’d get these rashes on my hands—not some disease from the cat, just skin irritation—but now? Nothing. Zero. It's a miracle. 🙂

That gives me a bit of hope. I'm heading in tomorrow for those ridiculous allergy tests. Hopefully, I can finally enjoy something I love without struggling to breathe—literally. I'm tired of relying on Albuterol and all that junk. 😢 )

John Palmer4 said:Just let the cats wander off and send them texts instead... at least you can't get mad when they don't reply. 😬

I’d appreciate it if everyone could ignore John Palmer4's nonsense (he really should stick to his own business instead of following me around!!!😠 ) and provide a serious answer or some actual advice. I would be very grateful. 😘

Is there ANY way to keep my cats when it's obvious I'm allergic to them? Any medication at all??? FUCK IT!!! 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢

Gary Jones10 said:So, we run into these people every single day.
It’s in our own families, among friends, at work, even with neighbors. Anywhere, really.
To them, everyone is the same—the moment you mention a minor ache or some diagnosis, they suddenly become experts. They’ll explain everything to you because, get this: they’ve "had it" too.
Beyond having a laundry list of their own issues, they act like specialists in diseases they don't even have. They’ll even pick a fight if you dare suggest they might be overreacting just a little.

What exactly is hypochondria, and who are the people actually suffering from it?
What drives that intense fear of illness, or perhaps even a strange fascination with it?
Is it possible that being obsessed with sickness actually ends up causing physical symptoms?
Do you know any hypochondriacs? Do they drive you crazy?
How do you deal with them?

There you go. A textbook case. Hypochondria isn't really the root issue; it's more of a symptom. It doesn't just appear out of thin air. It's tied to neuroses, anxiety, depression, and all that other crap. For me, when my head is in a good place (which, let's face it, is rare), the hypochondria fades or disappears entirely. But when things go south, there it is. I read somewhere that hypochondriacs use it as a way to seek attention—I agree—and that they... honestly, I don't even feel like typing the rest. Look, the hypochondriacs don't give a damn, and frankly, neither does everyone else forced to deal with them. There's no mutual understanding. One side thinks, "how can you be sick if you look fine?" It's exhausting. I don't have much energy for this topic. All I know is it’s a mess for the sufferers, their families, and the doctors alike.
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