It's like th0se c@n y0u raed tihs p@gr@prh (I have to stop my head hurts) things they put on FB... Yes I can read it but I'm in pain now from the misspellings!!
My mom put this on my FB wall... Awkward... (Considering my kid doesn't STTN and cries a LOT --she's witnessed it first hand--and I'm still KTFU...) Thanks mom
I would have responded with actually studies show that you are actually more fertile in the mornings after you finally get them down for a nap and can sneak in a quickie.
Post by Starbuck128 on Feb 11, 2015 20:47:01 GMT -5
I made DS an appointment tomorrow morning to get tested for the flu, but his (and my) symptoms keep getting worse. It seems more obvious now that it's the flu and not a really bad cold. Now I'm wondering if I should cancel the appointment. Is there really a point to it? I can't imagine surviving getting ready and actually making the trip over there. We feel terrible and just want to watch movies on the couch. I don't know what to do.
Post by Starbuck128 on Feb 11, 2015 20:53:41 GMT -5
norsern Yesterday around 4:00, and bad by 7:00. DS started about the same time, but until a couple of hours ago seemed much worse off than me. Eta that's 4:00 pm.
I made DS an appointment tomorrow morning to get tested for the flu, but his (and my) symptoms keep getting worse. It seems more obvious now that it's the flu and not a really bad cold. Now I'm wondering if I should cancel the appointment. Is there really a point to it? I can't imagine surviving getting ready and actually making the trip over there. We feel terrible and just want to watch movies on the couch. I don't know what to do.
I don't know what you should do but I hope you feel better soon (hugs)
norsern Yesterday around 4:00, and bad by 7:00. DS started about the same time, but until a couple of hours ago seemed much worse off than me.
I would go in. If it is the flu, they may want you to take Tamiflu so things don't get much worse.
Good point. I couldn't get an appointment for myself tomorrow. But if DS has positive test results, I would have more ammo to insist upon an appointment. The test results come in quickly, right?
Post by justmoiagain on Feb 11, 2015 21:05:11 GMT -5
In regards to TD, it is not the stupid questions that I find the most annoying, it is the ridiculously bad, somewhat dangerous advice that is being doled out like Tic-Tacs.
Post by katietopaz on Feb 11, 2015 21:44:33 GMT -5
Yikes, I was that lame post-and-run person in HDBD this morning. DH hasn't missed work in...forever, but he stayed home sick today. He has some kind of nasty sinus and fever bug, and selfishly I'm just hoping I don't get it from him. I also don't have anywhere near the energy to try to pick up the slack like I normally do if he feels under the weather. So our house is a hot mess and the animals are losing their minds because their routine is all screwy.
I don't even know how to try to play catch-up here today. I'd skip it but I have this feeling that I missed a lot, not all of it the kind of thing I'd want to read.
Here is my random, not sure if it's just me but at night when I take off my clothes food falls out of my bra and tank. Yesterday I had a piece of plastic that broke off my windshield wiper in there.
Seriously, my boobs were on the bigger side before but now they are so fucking big I'm losing shit in there. I'm sure my belly isn't helping it fall all the way through.
I have the same issue or I'll touch my stomach and feel all the crumbs that fell down my shirt
nuts and fats. Mainly coconut oil, ghee, cashews, and almonds
I feel like I could handle a diet like this if I had someone to prep all my meals for me. I imagine it takes a lot of planning
It takes more dedication than planning, but yes. You will absolutely fail if you run out of food to eat. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to dramatically change their health and relationship with food. The entire program is online- Including, rules, shopping lists, recipes, a timeline of what you'll go through, benefits, and other helpful articles. Link (What is Whole30)
I feel like I could handle a diet like this if I had someone to prep all my meals for me. I imagine it takes a lot of planning
It takes more dedication than planning, but yes. You will absolutely fail if you run out of food to eat. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to dramatically change their health and relationship with food. The entire program is online- Including, rules, shopping lists, recipes, a timeline of what you'll go through, benefits, and other helpful articles. Link (What is Whole30)
I want to do it and am reading the book, but yeah, not while pregnant, I can't do it!
It takes more dedication than planning, but yes. You will absolutely fail if you run out of food to eat. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to dramatically change their health and relationship with food. The entire program is online- Including, rules, shopping lists, recipes, a timeline of what you'll go through, benefits, and other helpful articles. Link (What is Whole30)
I want to do it and am reading the book, but yeah, not while pregnant, I can't do it!
My co-workers are hardcore and have done the Whole 30 a few times. It's intense. I could never do it because I'm picky and it's a ton of work. They eat much healthier than I do to begin with.
norsern Yesterday around 4:00, and bad by 7:00. DS started about the same time, but until a couple of hours ago seemed much worse off than me. Eta that's 4:00 pm.
Go in. I once had the flu, and it got worse and became pneumonia. I'm not saying you are going to get pneumonia if you don't go to the doctor (I HAD gone to the doctor, and he said it was the flu!) , but the point is that if you are feeling that awful it's best to have it checked out so you know how best to take care of yourself and your DS.
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