Lame confession: I'm still mad (irritated? uncomfortable? Idk.) about my doctor friend person in Minnesota so I'm not wishing her a happy birthday on FB today.
I want to go find her, offer her a cake and then smash it on the floor before handing it to her.
Post by goldenbird on Aug 26, 2016 12:41:44 GMT -5
Getting drunk last Christmas and falling down and twisting my ankle in front of my mom is probably the most flameful thing I've done so far. It was certainly the most embarrassing.
This is the kind of natural/holistic approach im all for - it's harmless (though hard and a headache) and if it helps, great. If it doesn't, you can move on and literally no long lasting effects will be had on your life.
Exactly. Trying it hurts nothing. But don't worry, Iwon't be telling anyone that a gluten free diet can cure autism
My cousin has aspergers and is bipolar, and cutting out sugar and caffeine as a regular thing helped him immensely. He is definitely not cured though. /anecdote
PDQ, I will poof. I really wanted to honor my grandpa when we had DS, but his name is Poof and his middle name is his mother's maiden name, so both were a no go. I really tried to create a scenario where Poof would work for me, but I just couldn't do it.
Today is my last day at work. I haven't shed a single tear. I claim to feel guilty & sad I'm leaving to my coworkers, but I'm not.
To SAH or a new rad dept?
Completely new facility. I'll be doing office management in a small office setting mon-fri 730-430!! I'm gonna start classes again and enroll into a nursing program.
It's bittersweet leaving this job. I started doing management in March instead of xray, but I hate being on call. It's 7days a week 11hrs a day I'm on call for anything and everything. Much more involved than I initially anticipated it would be.
Have been both in the past. I eat chicken and seafood now. But I feel fantastic when I eat vegan. I had to stop while carrying and BFing babies bc I am anemic
Post by thenialler on Aug 26, 2016 12:46:12 GMT -5
I would never have made the jump to vegan if DS2 didn't have the dairy sensitivity. I did indulge with some cheese the other day and he seems to have gotten over it but now I can't tolerate so the after effects quickly kill any craving for more indulgence.
I also started for my health but the more research I do the more I realize the negative impact eating meat and dairy has on animals and the environment.
Shan I have been a teeny bit worried about you. I hope you are doing ok. I say that with no judgment whatsoever, only love.
Actually I'm doing a lot better. I've gotten my appetite back and I'm slowly but surely sleeping a bit more. That's certainly not a thing I'd take for my anxiety since I'm sure it would just make it worse. I haven't even garaged in about a week or so. I'm really okay, I promise.
This is probably pretty flammable. I had no food in the house, and I took my kids to the grocery store with me first thing this morning to get some staples. I didn't let them touch anything but as I mentioned in the drinking thread, I think we have rotavirus so it was a pretty dick move to bring them in public and around food especially. We don't have delivery groceries as an option or id have done that. I'm truly sorry.
Tsk tsk! Not downplaying rota, but there's been a 24-48 stomach virus going around my area.
Yes do ittt! I eat vegan 90% of the time and have since May, its seriously the single best thing I've done for my health. I feel amazing.
This is what I've been hearing. I've been having some pretty sucky joint pain as of late and am hoping that a change in diet would help.
I use to get pretty awful arthritis pain in my knees and wrists, like crying in pain and unable to sleep and since going vegan Ive had one episode. It's helped immensely. Plus clearer skin, no upset stomach, more energy. I just feel so much better over all.
I miss being pregnant and I want another baby like right now. I'm pretty sure it's the oxytocin speaking because the father of my child is/has been an ass. It's to the point that I feel like I need to bring a friend to act as a birth control advocate when I go to my 6 week appointment. I don't trust myself.
When I visited my mom last she gave me back my electric typewriter from college. She wanted me to have it, I had passed it to my younger brother, since nobody had a computer when I went to college in the 80s. She made sure to include the cancelled check and the receipt but I'm not really sure why. At least my kids knew what it was without asking.
Maybe I was just too chicken to do enough to feel the effects of it because I didn't feel anything at all, and can't remember what the effects of it are.
IIRC its that you giggle uncontrollably & swear you don't feel any effects AT ALL & things that are happening (that are probably not really happening) are just REALLY funny
Post by zombiewasabi on Aug 26, 2016 13:04:41 GMT -5
There are a lot of drugs I don't clutch my pearls over when done responsibly (which I'm sure some people think is impossible but I don't) and in moderation.
Dear heavenly mother of dildos, Goddess to all below. Please let our friend Jap emerge from her sexual adventures shard free. May the glass of her dildo only be ribbed for her pleasure. May you be kind with temperature changes and the laws of nature. Amen. In the pussy.
I miss being pregnant and I want another baby like right now. I'm pretty sure it's the oxytocin speaking because the father of my child is/has been an ass. It's to the point that I feel like I need to bring a friend to act as a birth control advocate when I go to my 6 week appointment. I don't trust myself.
Dear heavenly mother of dildos, Goddess to all below. Please let our friend Jap emerge from her sexual adventures shard free. May the glass of her dildo only be ribbed for her pleasure. May you be kind with temperature changes and the laws of nature. Amen. In the pussy.
Yeah I clutch my pearls at this particular drug and the timing of taking it and that it was more than one hit to experiment in the middle of the day with a bunch of other shit going on in poster's life that puts them at risk for potential dependence on said drug if it went wrong. I am a triple edged worrier. and a quadruple run on sentence maker....
We used to have two typewriters but one went stupid and we couldn't find anyone to service it.
The other is barely used now that I introduced the only person that used it to the magic of Adobe.
LOL. Once it dies, it's all over.
Most of us were trying to figure out why they were looking. We can't get Canon to service our 7 year old scanner. Like someone's going to fix a 20+ year old typewriter.
Maybe I was just too chicken to do enough to feel the effects of it because I didn't feel anything at all, and can't remember what the effects of it are.
IIRC its that you giggle uncontrollably & swear you don't feel any effects AT ALL & things that are happening (that are probably not really happening) are just REALLY funny
Well I was robbed because I laid on the couch and studied my Rules Of The Road book right after. I'm a real maniac.
Trying to catch up...dc2london, I did Feingold with DD many years ago.
Did notice some difference, but not enough to really stick with it once she got older.
I found the exclusion of certain things at parties and such made her act out more than the occasional treat.
Thanks for sharing! He has food allergies, so he is well accustomed to exclusion, sadly. But further exclusion could also become problematic, so we will see
This is the kind of natural/holistic approach im all for - it's harmless (though hard and a headache) and if it helps, great. If it doesn't, you can move on and literally no long lasting effects will be had on your life.
Exactly. Trying it hurts nothing. But don't worry, Iwon't be telling anyone that a gluten free diet can cure autism
I am considering one of these for Addie. At least trying to cut out dyes and maybe gluten.
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