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  1. You should include Rosevilleā€™s tallest structure - the netting at Top Golf.

  2. Years ago, in queuing traffic, I went in to the back of another car at low speed. Nothing to see on either car, only later I noticed slight damage to my car bonnet.

  3. Iā€™ve definitely considered that to be the case. It was just hard to dismiss that nobody around me reacted- not even the guy I crashed into. I mean, his head didnā€™t even move! I looked at the people next to me and they didnā€™t seem to notice anything had happened. Who knows. Weird experience

  4. Couldnā€™t of put it better myself. I feel the exact same. Waiting for the results is terrifying, they took two from me. X

  5. Hey, this was almost a year ago and my results came back totally normal. I hope you have the same results and they come back quickly. Let me know how everything turns out. ā¤ļø

  6. Barbaric- that perfectly describes it. Iā€™ve read about the LEEP and after this experience I will find a way to pay to be sedated if I need to have it done. I applaud you for getting through that and I am SO sorry youā€™ve felt this way too. Iā€™m sure it was even worse. Thanks for your response, I havenā€™t gotten to talk to anybody that I know has gone through this!

  7. Mario early toast has two restaurants I think but itā€™s really really so good.

  8. Iā€™ve gotten 2 jobs on Care.com. I did interviews and trial days with families before they agreed Iā€™d be a good fit! I would definitely look there.

  9. This is basically what mine said, squamous exocervival mucosa was worded differently? But they said mine was normal and a regular HOV infection thatā€™s active.

  10. Grew up in San Jose, lived in San Diego for highschool. Been in Roseville for 7 years now and I love living here the most. My first week of living here I got an overwhelming sense of this being ā€œhomeā€. That feeling hasnā€™t left since. Iā€™d like to get out of CA, but I will really miss Roseville when I go.

  11. South Cirby neighborhood all the way. Just the right amount of community, far enough from Granite Bay and WestPark to avoid the rich snobs, some of the prettiest trees youā€™ve ever seenšŸ˜ downtown Roseville bars are fun but if you donā€™t mind driving 20 minā€¦ the real action is in Folsom!

  12. Bruh are you me? same situation and I have a colposcopy scheduled on feb 17th. I also canā€™t understand these medical journals. šŸ˜©šŸ˜­

  13. Iā€™m upset that the earliest appt was Feb 17th. I wanted to get it over with and put my anxiety at ease. But best of luck to you! Hoping weā€™re both good!

  14. Same here! I want it done yesterday. I hope you get nothing but good news!! Girl Power!!! Lol

  15. Ohhhhhh no can you tell me more about the colposcopy?! I have one scheduled for the 17th. Should I be requesting sedation for it?

  16. Everyoneā€™s experience is very different with it from what Iā€™ve read on here! I did as I was told and took about 600mg of ibuprofen before my appointment. I wasnā€™t given anything to numb the area or any extra pain relief during the procedure. My doctor and nurse were so encouraging and made me feel so comfortable, but I was very in my head during the procedure. It was very invasive and they have to take pen tip sized biopsies using a sort of puncher tool if the areas look off. You can hear the tool and it just causes you to cramp. They had to do a small scrape which resulted in just constant cramping for 30 seconds or so which wasnā€™t extremely painful, but my sensorys were just on overload and it was a lot. I guess I was thinking the procedure was going to be a little different and afterwards I almost passed out. The nurse noticed my change in skin color and got me a cold pack and fluids and a snack and such. I couldnā€™t have had a better pair to help me through! I was very emotional afterwards, so it kind of stunk that I drove myself, but I went home and cried for a bit and took a nap and all was well. I was VERY crampy after the procedure, but recovery was overall great. But when my doctor called with my results, she recommended I get sedated for the LEEP as she saw how uncomfortable I was during the colposcopy. I have read on here that others asked for some sort of anti-anxiety med be given to them for the colposcopy to relax. For me it was more so very mentally challenging than anything and I didnā€™t have my significant other attend to be with me since he doesnā€™t do well in hospitals. The nurse did hold my hand, but yeah I just had a hard time taking everything in!

  17. I really appreciate you sharing your experience with me!! Thank you. This was a super helpful insight for me.

  18. ā€œStop asking questions you know the answer toā€¦there ainā€™t no world in which I am good for youā€ starved. The entire song means so much to me. I swear my brain has the BEST music video for itšŸ¤£

  19. Every horrible guy Iā€™ve ever dated has made fun of music I like and play around them. In a mean way. I made a pact with myself years ago that I would not move forward with a new guy if he makes fun of the music I enjoy. Maybe itā€™s petty, its just the best indicator to me of a shitty person ahead. He doesnā€™t have to like the same music as me, but if he makes me seem dumb for listening to it, goodbye!

  20. I love crocheting. Itā€™s so rewarding and itā€™s something I can do with my hands and feel busy while watching tv or listening to a podcast. You can take it to a park, long car rides, etc. People love receiving blankets as giftsā€¦ Iā€™m just a big fan of the hobby. Maybe give it a go!

  21. Iā€™ve been in treatment for anorexia on and off for 10+ years. I have the said almost the exact same thing to all my providers, the ā€œif I didnā€™t have to eat to get through the day I just wouldnā€™t.ā€ Food is so unimportant to me. Even now that Iā€™m in a ā€œrecoveredā€ state where I feed myself 3 times a day at least each major food group itā€™s stillā€¦ unimportant. The health consequences of the years of accidental and intentional starvation didnā€™t really start for me until I turned 23. I would recommend getting help soon! I feel so much better in so many ways now that I feed myself consistently.

  22. Idk how I started getting notifications for this fan page. Why donā€™t you guys just unfollow herā€¦? This entire page is just women saying sheā€™s ugly, sheā€™s this that and the other, her lips are horrible, sheā€™s horrible, sheā€™s a pigā€¦ blah blah blah. Iā€™m sure you guys all identify as feminists too. You guys are the ugliest souls for talking about another woman like you have been.

  23. Do you have access to healthcare/already have a treatment team? I highly suggest reaching out to them. You donā€™t have to be doing better to get help with a plan. Unfortunately EDā€™s do not fix themselvesā€¦ but there is help out there. There are scholarship programs for treatment that can accommodate with school schedules. I hope you can get help soon and I hope you make leaps and bounds in your recovery. ā¤ļø

  24. Edibles are really strongā€¦ Iā€™ve been smoking for 11 years but I would need a good solid reason to take an edible. They absolutely fuck me up. It wouldnā€™t surprise me at all if itā€™s residual effects, especially if it was your first time! Anxiety always makes symptoms seem worse and more prominent too. Even if you havenā€™t been anxious lately, THC can for sure trigger it. Iā€™d wait it out a few days before going to a clinic.

  25. Maybe try thinking back to a time when you had these similar horrible period cramps. It ended, yes? Youā€™re going to get through this! It is unspeakable pain for sure. I totally spiral and assume my body is performing a natural hysterectomy for me. Itā€™s going to end!!! Promise!!

  26. It is going to get better. I felt very similar to this for a long time, it felt really hopeless and dark. Stuck. Thereā€™s nothing wrong with you, I promise. Just know that it gets better. Youā€™ll be 26 someday, on your own, working and living. Youā€™ll feel so triumphant when you realize how far you got.

  27. I totally get it. Look at you, you got through it!! Remember that when you have moments like it again, that youā€™ve felt this way before and youā€™ve gotten through it. Way to go.

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