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I found out about my son being positive 2 weeks ago, it looks like my life have ended,I know is not a death sentence but seeing him so hurt and depressed,is terrible,I put my best face in front of him but when I am alone I cry all the time,as you have been here already, tell me if it will get better ,I am a cancer survivor,but nothing compare wuith this pain.

You will have to clarify what you mean, is it Family complaining you are abusing them?

I feel exactly the same way you do.. I'm 37+2. I don't want to do anything but lay in bed. All the pains are horrible. I couldn't walk the other day due to back pain. I want her out but then I think the longer she's in there the healthier shell be. I have a 4 yr old son and I'm at a pizza arcade place right now but ugh I have no energy. LOL. Not to much longer.

I wish people stop complaining about what questions other people post... Either read it or don't! answer it or don't! I know this may seem hypocritical cuz i am doing the same thing right more but whatever! Don't read mine either!

My grandaughter has been complaining for two weeks that she sees diffrent colored polk-a-dots, My daughter thought it was her drama and egnored it as of yesterday her teacher called and said her eyes were moving in opposite directions then crossing. Last night her right eye rolled up to the corner of her nose and the left eye rolled to the bottom in the middle of her sentence. What would cause this?

Lyme not a sentence! Poland is applied in the treatment Dipsacus fullonum in combination with Lathraea squamaria. Lathraea squamaria is being used by us to neurological problems which often appear from Lyme, cerebral palsy, Parkinson's diseases and many others. In practice the 90% is coming back to the health of 6-12 months. And every good herbalist it knows. Andrzej translate.

I hope it's not a death sentence! I am a genotype 1a grade 3 stage 3/4. By 26 weeks I still hadn't reached undetectable, so 3 diferent Dr.s in 3 different hospitals said STOP treatment. And I did back in November. I was on weekly doses of procrit too. Well today I am feeling 98% better. I also have NASH. I know this is a silent disease, but worrying about it will not make it better.

I had my Gallbladder remove on April 24 2011. I had been having pain in the stomach area at least a year before. The surgeon said he did not find anything, so he checked my gallbladder and found stones. I expected to have pain from the surgery, but not experience pain all the time..I went to my doctor this week, and he said the pain could last up to a year or more. It hurts all the time, but if I eat any food or take any medication I can feel the pain as soon as I swallow.

When I called in this time the dr told me to see a lung specialist to get a breathing test so that they have some information on my breathing. When they told me I had this, I asked do I need a specialist and they said no, not til you have symptoms....ugh.

I'm 28 weeks 3 days and even though the pool isn't always the cleanest because of all the kids at the apartments, I'm still in it on a daily basis.

Pooklet- that drives me nuts!!!!! I feel like an old woman or something but seriously! I agree with you guys. I'm 23 but there is a lot of blood boiling stuff going on in the other forum. The only thing I like about that one is that I feel like it is a little more active.

My furkid has discovered, aftter living with us for the last year and a ahlf, that his favourite spot in the house, when he's not eating or sleeping, is the bathtub. He's become quite attached to it. LOL There are little muddy kitty prints in there, now, 'cause last time he was in there was right after coming in this morning with dirty feet, right after I'd had a shower.

That is me 3 wks ago! And I'm sure it's the hormones and me being lazy! I'm glad I'm not alone and sorry all u ladies feel this way too! I never got the pregnancy glow or the feeling of amaze when I walked in a room I'm just in a bad place my hubby tells me I'm beautiful but it's hard to hear when u don't believe it!

I've been dilated at a 6 since last Monday and baby is at station +1. Docs said they thought I would be back within 2 days to deliver because she is so low, and because I'm dilated so far. I wish she would come already! I had to stop working because they thought I wouldn't make it to the hospital in time to deliver...but LO is staying put. I'm burning up all my sick time and I feel just fine...it sounds crazy, but I wish I could go back to work until she arrives...

ve had pretty good luck for jumpers and things like that. We have a crib, a pack n play, a swing, bottle warmers and clothes, a walker, car seat bases, car seat, etc... We got all of this for under $40 just at garage sales. But about his complaining, tell him to man up and support you because it takes two to make a baby. Tell him that by getting uses things your probably saving hundreds of dollars that could go to a bill or something like that.

this time around its a boy. my back hurts every once in awhile like 3-4 times a week. it never happened with my girl. this boy is starting to drive me nuts lol always on my bladder. I can't do anything but lay down when my back hurts it hurts to move an inch. and I'm always soo tired and hungry!!

has your son been taking any drugs? notice a change in heart rate?

I'm 33w 2d I have a sore throat, stuffy/runny noise, stomach ache, headache, and a 19 month old who doesn't understand mommy feels like crap...

No it's not a death sentence! I got Covid in early 2020. The original version before all the mutations. I was 66 years old when I got it and I suffer from migraine and IBS with some heart arrythmias. None of those conditions are life threatening though, I admit. But basically I wasn't feeling too great before I got Covid. I got an intense feeling of being unwell at first (slight nausea.

Since no doctor has even suggested a diagnosies, let alone a cure, we (desperate family) are taking matters in our own hands and shopping for a procedure. This is the story in a very, very tiny nutshell. The suffering at the hands of med science is another story we could write. They seem to think that suffering won't kill you so why inconvience the office or hospital routine, not to mention the insurence co's.

Bear in mind that a lot of what you read on the internet is written by people who are not satisfied with their treatment and are not textbook cases (virtually all of us on this forum). People who have good doctors and take their pill once a day and feel well don't get on forums to brag about how great they feel. I have Hashi's, too. I think you're overreacting.

She wasn’t even going to do a biopsy of any kind but just did in case. So does this mean that I have a high risk strand? I have never had any sort of genital warts like some with low risk strands say they have seen. I was also advised to get the Gardasil shot? But why? If I have a high risk strand?

Simply put, CHF, by itself, is not a death sentence. However, uncontrolled symptoms can be. CHF basically means your heart isn't able to pump enough blood to remove the fluids from your body. I have had CHF for about 3 1/2 years, and the most dangerous symptom of all seems to be fluid retention. Mainly because the disease is notorious for filling the lungs with fluid, making it hard to breathe.

I feel like I have been given a death sentence. That my life goals are shot because I will not find a man who will accept me and want to be with me after he hears what I have. I know if I would have known I would not have slept with him. Not yet at least. I just want to crawl in a hole and disappear. Does this get better? Will I be alone for the rest of my life? And no, I don't want to join a "dating with herpes" website.

Mine dident give me crap about it they just told me they wish I would of picked out simething a little more easy for my mother In law who is in mexico. Im naming my son Ian Andres. Ian just because ive always love that name and Andres after his dad. So when they started saying how it was going to be hard for my mother in law to remember it. My husband jumped in and said it wasent a problem she could just call him.by his second name. And they havent said anything since.

I've determined the anticipation is worse than the actual shot. lol ~ It isn't so bad at all. We are titrating up to a full dose. It will take three weeks. I am a little tired and weak today plus some of my chronic symptoms are letting me know I'm not well.(I had a really good day yesterday.) I am not complaining. The nurse was awesome. It feels like the concierge of medications. I did ask her a question about if the medication might "help" me feel a bit better in time.

When my cycle was 10 days late but I was in denial, when I took the first pregnacy test, was still in denial, I told my bf they were wrong. That all ended when I went to the dr. Lol.

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