I also submit that people have open cuts, chafed and chapped hands and feet, and walk barefoot, and rub their eyes constantly with their fingers. So if the virus remains infectious for that long outside the body, the risk is everywhere for a substantial amount of time.Isn't it? In other words, what is the truth? Are we in fact at a greater risk than what seems to be the party line of not having to worry about contracting the virus from ordinary living?
I just read your comments and I cannot even begin to tell you how comforted I feel. I know the strength in fellowship and I've learned the hard way that doing life alone is just too painful.
Unfortunately I had just put drops in my eyes for some conjunctivitis I am blessed with (think I got it from the gym) and there I go balling my eyes out reading comment after comment.
I don't know exactly how I came to this site, though I am sure some divine intervention was involved.
Learn as much as you can about it, but dont let it take over your life, because this is nowhere near the end of the world, your life is exactly the same, now you just know what you need to know to be a little bit more careful. No worries. try and relax and be happy with the good things in your life; smile, take a deep breath, and take it one day at a time.
i spoke with my physical therapist yesteday afternoon and she confirmed my suspicions that the 4-level laminectomy with fusion is a pretty major undertaking, with a lot more pain and recovery time than the anterior discectomy, which is still no picnic, mind you. they have to cut through muscle and tendons in the back of the neck. in addition, she said my range of motion in my neck would be severely limited due to the fusion of 4 vertebrae.
In all, about 120 actors smoked in two or more films. The thirty actors listed below smoked in more movies than all other actors.
Of the tobacco performances listed below, 42 percent were youth-rated. How many of these thirty actors do you recognize? Only two smoked in all their roles — so it can’t be that actors “demand” to smoke, as studios have claimed. How many actors really have the leverage to decline to smoke on screen? And how many could help change Hollywood — if they acted together?
t think ent specialist looked in ear, I fainted wen he put cam in nose so I was dazed and confused. Woke up not knowing where I was! But docs sed I had sinusitis so I think that's all he checked. Now after 3 days on these antibiotics I'm very dizzy n when the drip goes down my throat it scares me as cant breath too well. I will be having a ct scan in a few weeks, terrible that I have to wait so long as its the not knowing wat it is that's the worst thing!
hey emma sorry you feel sick can i ask are you on any medications currently? Or did u just stop taking any medication abbruptly?
During this time I went on a trip as well to Europe which was pre arranged and it was horrible. Maybe due to the jetlag and change of environment. Ever since I came back and restarted working out and eating healty I do feel better with my anxiety but the main problem that I'm still experiencing is the dazed out of it feeling that has never gone away. You know the feeling when you wake up in the morning and then it goes away? Well, for me it doesn't really go away.
During this time I went on a trip as well to Europe which was pre arranged and it was horrible. Maybe due to the jetlag and change of environment. Ever since I came back and restarted working out and eating healty I do feel better with my anxiety but the main problem that I'm still experiencing is the dazed out of it feeling that has never gone away. You know the feeling when you wake up in the morning and then it goes away? Well, for me it doesn't really go away.
On Sunday I took 5mg of methadone in the morning(They do nothing for me but was thinking it might help to ween) I felt aweful that day. On Monday I took 2.5 in the morning and felt aweful. Tuesday was better I took 1/2 of a tramdol and on Wed I felt even better took the other half and finally got good sleep. On Thur took nothing felt a little Ugh in the mroning but then almsot normal with lack of energy, motivation and still minor stomach issues, Sleeping on the other hand was hard.
With a TSH of over 75...get on those T4 meds and get your FT3 and FT4 done and also antibody testing for Graves and Hashi's.
It is possible to to be hyperthyroid and then the thyroid burn out and be hypo.
But get those other tests done asap and get labs done regulary so as to assertain if you are on a high enough dose of T4 med.
A TSH of over 75 can be dangerous.
Once you have the T4 med in your system and levels start to stabalise , the brain fog (daze) will start to disappear.
the symptoms though would be really really bad headaches and dizziness, or feeling dazed and confused. or different pains in your head but i was having headaches and pain before i got hit in the head so its really hard to tell but i think im stressing about it too much. im gonna see what happens when i relax and get back to ya.
I have psoriatic arthrits, fibro, and cfs...in august, i got numbness in my left lower leg. A month later, I am numb from my neck to my toes, and cant work. Now, 5 months later, I still have numbness, walking is very difficult, can barely use my hands due to cramping, muscle twitches, spasms, tremors, urinary and bowel problems( due to numbness factor)....doc says I have all the classic symptoms of MS, but 4 mri's of back and brain, spinal tap, emg, evoked response....all show NO MS!!
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