I got to a breaking point last year and started looking for short cut ways to keep the casa picked up. Turns out my answer was “declutter” it was like a miracle. I grabbed some black trash bags and some boxes and went through the house room by room getting rid of all the trash and junk - then I had to get real and get rid of all the extra stuff I was holding onto all the “just in case or maybe someone will need it stuff”. It was an amazing 🤩 feeling honestly I couldn’t wait to get up and tackle the next room every day. After I got all the extra stuff out of my house then I was able to set up organizing systems that worked for me and my family- it was a joy at that point bc I knew it was gonna work this time!! I looked into a lot of “minimal living and declutter videos on YouTube . I am by no means a minimalist but they have so many great ideas and inspiration. They help you understand that you don’t actually need all the stuff we keep. And there is an emotional/mental price to pay along with the price of physically having to manage it as well. The psychology of it all is fascinating. I recommend Cass the Clutterbug and Minimal Mom on YouTube. I go through periodically now and declutter here and there stuff that’s built up but it’s so much easier now and my house stays picked up!! But when there is a mess it’s so easy to clean up bc everything has a home that it fits neatly in. God Bless 🙏
I’m so sorry for your loss, it got my mom a year ago. She told me to stop sending her things bc she wasn’t going to read them. This just reminds me of how heartbroken Jesus must have been when he brought the truth and his people rejected him, they just simply wouldn’t believe. 😢 So if even our Lord Jesus himself couldn’t convince them then maybe we shouldn’t be too hard on ourselves.
I had terrible issues with my period from the time I first got it, late at 16 even though I was healthy in all other regards. I had terribly painful, long, and heavy periods. I was put on bc but it didn’t really help, I eventually had a hysterectomy five years after having my daughter and they said I had adenomyosis - where the cells that normally line the uterus and slough off during your period are in the muscle wall of the uterus. I had tried ablation first and it did nothing. My period was the opposite of what it’s supposed to be by the end of it I was only not bleeding for a week but then bleeding for the rest of the month. I have a genetic clotting defect that is severe to the point I have to take blood thinners for life to stay anti-coagulated so that made the whole thing an absolute horror show. I lost so much blood at one point my ferritin was a 2! I had to have 14 iron infusions at the chemo center with all the poor patients getting their chemo. The docs were amazed that I hadn’t had a heart attack or a stroke! I was like 35 or 35 at the time. Life has definitely been better since having my uterus taken out. I do still have my cervix and ovaries.
As an esthetician it just looks like old turkey neck skin. Women have a tendency to take cake of the skin on their face and forget their neck. So their face will appear much more youthful and hydrated than their neck. Now as for the girth of old sequoia neck... I dunno 🤷♀️
Wow that's amazing, I have a spinal cord injury with terrible neuropathic pain and have to take Lyrica and morphine. It's been almost 7 years and I hate that I have to take it and I try to pull back on a dose for a day maybe two but the pain is so bad I can't. It would be amazing if this could help in some way if only just to lower my current dosage.
I switched to KJV years ago after researching all this info and I just couldn't believe the things that were changed or omitted. I sometimes get crap from people for using it (at church 🙄) but I just laugh at them and tell them it's written in English- the language we SPEAK and if they can't get a dictionary and look up the words they don't know then that's kinda sad.
Yes the bacterium is anaerobic which means it grows without oxygen, which is why puncture wounds run the highest risk for tetanus. With an open would that has bled a lot and if you've been able to wash it out you have about zero chance of getting tetanus. 😎
Exactly! I ticked her off because I scoffed at the idea openly, she was basically trying to prove she was right to me the rest of the visit. We haven't been back since. I see a Hemotologist/oncologist because I have a genetic blood clotting defect that has caused me all kinds of major damage. Including becoming a paraplegic because of a blood clot in my spinal column during a surgery. Every time I see her which she wanted to be every 6 months she asks me to get the vax, from the very beginning one of the only side effects that they would acknowledge was clotting. So it was KNOWN. I would just look at her and say why on earth would you ask me to do that when you I know I have to avoid ANYTHING that can promote clotting? She just says meekly... well you're on blood thinners. GAH!!!! 🤡 🌎 😩 I finally talked her into moving my appointments to once a year. Last several visits she's pulling her hair out bc she has TONS of patients will really bad cancer, patients who were "cured" coming back with terrible incurable cancer. She's about to snap. She also loves to tell me all that stuff too, it's weird.
When I took my daughter for her summer camp physical 2 summers ago (she was 10). The doctor wanted to do a cholesterol test! My kiddo is a normal healthy kid. Zero reason to do it. I told them no and the doc pestered me the whole appointment to do it. I told her if she could give me some literature on why there was I need I'd think about it (not really). Of course she never brought me that info. 🙄 disgusting.
My brother loved Bloom County, he had a T-shirt with Opus wearing the fruit on his head and he even gave himself a Bill the Cat tattoo!