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It's been many years since I've (27m) dipped my toes in the dating game, and I've been lucky enough to develop an incredible relationship with a wonderful woman who has an 8 year old daughter. I'd like to get a gift or two for her daughter but I've got zero clue what kids these days like and I've hit a brick wall thinking of what to get. I just want to get this kid something she'll really like and enjoy, any suggestions or ideas would be very much so appreciated

Recently I consulted with a new PCP and got the whole physical/blood/urine panel done. Informed her and had a lengthy discussion about my chronic non-bacterial prostatitis diagnosis and it was well received. Today I got the results on all the labs, urine indicated traces of blood and slightly elevated white cell count.

It's really no different than that of the results every other time I've seen and consulted with my urologist, but this doctor wants to approach it like I have a UTI. She sent in a prescription for ABX Nitrofurantoin mono/mac and it's ready to be picked up, but I'm cautious and concerned about starting an antibiotic treatment for something that's already being treated by

So I'm finally looking into pelvic therapy and therapists in my area, I'm lucky enough to have quite a few options. What's tripping me up is many of these clinics and doctors mention they like to see their patients weekly in the beginning, which would be difficult for me to afford.

My question would be, is is crucial to have weekly visits, or can I get by with scheduling appointments as needed?

For the past 7 months I've delt with chronic, persistent symptoms of prostatitis or CPPS. I'm diagnosed with prostatitis but the symptoms keep growing to meet the definitions of CPPS, I've got a follow up a little over a month from now with my urologist to discuss. Regardless, symptoms include:

- Chronic pain in pelvic region

- General localized soreness of penis and glands

- Infrequent urination

- Up multiple times a night to urinate

- Rare pain during urination, not common but does occur from time to time

- Leakage

- Spotty redness around meatus, comes and goes. Sometimes accompanied by slight bruising

- Humiliating issues with PE

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I miss that, a lot. Just played BF5 for the first time, and I like it. Every battlefield game I’ve played since 4 has been good, I just miss that slower more thought out approach that bad company 2 brought. It felt like playing recon was an actual advantage to the squad, and a good helicopter pilot could change the flow of the game. I just miss that more tactical approach that used to exist in this series.

I work at a small muni in the middle of Connecticut. For the past two weeks we’ve been operating under the guidelines that the USGA and CSGA have released. Most people are practicing proper social distancing, but the attitude and actions towards myself and fellow coworkers has us all worried and quite frankly nervous to be working.

I personally have been/seen:

-coughed on

-screamed at for forcing the guidelines in which we’re supposed to follow

-A group of young guys spit on our range ball machine after being removed from the course

-I’ve even had my cleaning supplies stolen that I need to keep our customers safe

Us clubhouse and greens personnel don’t mind being at work, and we’re t