The doc had to prescribe me something to help with my sickness this is also my 3rd pregnancy I was sick all night and day for almost 13 Weeks then finally talked to the doc they gave me reglan.
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?
Just to clarify, my liver is not decompensated. It seems to be functioning well enough that the only external physical signs that I have are light pink palms. No sign of jaundice, varices, swelling etc.. My lab numbers are another story, the Dr. says "I'm not in bad shape for the shape I'm in". I was just reading the fine print of my insurance plan and it appears that I meet the criteria to win an appeal (platelet count 67,000). As far as taking care of myself....
I have had such major problems with making decisions and following through on them that it is really making me question my brain. I had Graves onset a year ago but was sick a few months before that. I wonder if this is why. I have some important life decisions that are hard to make with lots of pros and cons and big consequences and literally change my mind sometimes within a day about where I stand!
s a hard drug to stop taking, one of the hardest, so you only do it very carefully with the guidance of a professional psychiatrist who knows how to do it and who has enormous respect for withdrawal problems -- many docs don't. I would threaten the doctor with a lawsuit and a report of malpractice to the local disciplinary organization, which would be a branch of the AMA that is authorized by your state to discipline physicians. This is especially egregious if you get seizures.
Hi there. Hopefully with the Prozac, you've been feeling better! I think it is really key to be aware. One key way to stay fit and to burn calories is what they call interval training. Easy to do. Basically it is high intensity (whatever that is for you) in a burst of say 1.5 to 2 minutes and then 3 to 5 minutes of lower intensity. So if you walk, walk at a brisk pace for the lower intensity and then for the burst-- do a light job or super fast walk pumping arms.
Sounds like you may have just needed something added to your meds to take with them, instead of upping the strength of what you take. Does that make any sense? The thing you are saying about damned if you do and damned if you don't is true for me too. I have a broken vertebrae, degenerative disc disease, bad arthritis and some disc something that I don't know what is. LOL So, here's what I do.
So this makes no sense I'm usually pretty laid back but all of a sudden I'm over reacting to pretty much everything! Idk what's wrong with me I'm 27 weeks now but all of a sudden I'm an emotional reck. I already have two sons youngest is 1 and oldest is 3 and I never was emotional like this. Is anyone els over dramatic right now?
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