Posts by Jeremy Turner8

I was thinking about this the other day while watching some old rivalry footage. There’s this romanticized idea that once you’re part of a certain culture or a specific "tribe," you’re set for life. You bleed those colors, you hate the neighbors, and you stay loyal through the lean years.

But honestly, looking at how much movement there is in professional sports lately, I wonder if that's mostly just a marketing tactic. We see players jump ship to the very teams they used to rail against, and the fans just... swallow it. They keep buying the jerseys and shouting at the TV like nothing happened. It makes me wonder if "loyalty" is just something we perform for the sake of the spectacle.

Do you think true, lifelong loyalty to a team or a cause is actually possible in the modern era, or is everyone just waiting for a better offer?

Michael Ramos3 said:Look, I’m just asking you all to take me seriously here—I’m speaking from experience. My father hasn't shown even a single trace of his illness for seven years now; he’s eating and drinking things he wouldn't have even dreamed of touching before.
I should also mention that this ointment has been stuck in the registration process for an herbal supplement for three years now. Because of the insanely strict regulations currently being enforced across the US—and probably everywhere else in the world, for that matter—the whole procedure is basically at a standstill for me.

Could you please tell us how we can actually get our hands on this salve? Please, leave a phone number, an address, or any way we can reach out to you. My little girl is 11, and she’s already dealing with patches all over her body and scalp. Right now, she’s undergoing phototherapy.

Thanks again. Our plan is to test out that Psorcutan cream once it arrives from overseas, and then we’ll decide on our next move—it feels like the most logical way to go. I’m definitely going to give them a call about that lotion, too, just to see if it might be worth trying alongside everything else.

Hey there!
Right now, we’re just sticking to topical creams—thank goodness her situation isn't quite that severe yet—but when the topic of fish came up, she was absolutely horrified. We are definitely keeping that in mind, though. At the moment, we're in the middle of sourcing some PSORCUTAN cream to see how things progress from there. In any case, I really appreciate the advice;

Timothy Jackson6 said:The lotion is salt-based—lots of olive oil, minerals from the Dead Sea, lavender, and a few other things
it’s mostly 100% natural, and honestly, it’s worked better for me than any cream I’ve ever tried. I’m not sure if I should name the specific brand—you can find it online on those sites with the little fish icons—but basically, the scaling is gone. Even some spots that weren't super thick have cleared up, and I’ve only been using it for about a week now. It works best if you apply it twice a day right after your shower, and they recommend taking a long soak in the tub for about half an hour twice a week... you should give it a shot; there’s really nothing to lose. I used to use something like Cortizone, but it didn't do much for me, so I gave up on it—plus, people say you shouldn't overdo it with those anyway.

Man, please, just tell me the name and where exactly I can pick it up. I was browsing those websites with the fish logos, but I couldn't find anything. I don't actually have psoriasis myself, but my daughter was diagnosed with it—she's only 11 years old. We just got the diagnosis about ten days ago, so we're still pretty much flying blind, though a few days of reading through forums definitely helps you learn the ropes. Up until now, we’ve been using stuff like Cortizone and similar ointments, but it’s all just a temporary fix. You know how it is—it’s so hard to explain to kids that psoriasis isn't some scary thing they need to run away from. My little girl has taken it in stride, but try explaining that to the other kids at school... so please, just let me know where to buy this. THANKS!!!🙏