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I’ve done some research but all the advice is very vague and hard to do when you have kids(don’t go outside when mosquitoes are out, etc). My oldest has Skeeter Syndrome which means he’s allergic to mosquito bites. Before we found out he had Skeeter Syndrome we would end up taking him to the ER when he got bit by a mosquito because it would swell so extremely bad, be hot to the touch, and was quite alarming to see being I was a new mom. They’d diagnose him with cellulitis and put him on an antibiotic. Which isn’t plausible to be doing every single time he would get a mosquito bite so we really struggled for a while. Finally we found out what it was and I started using a lot more bug spra

Hey, everyone! Basically, I have decided to stretch my lobes again. I’d like to do it the right way this time. I was young and dumb the first time(I was a teenager) and never waited long enough between stretches, used cheap jewelry, didn’t use any oil/lube, never massaged my lobes, and didn’t listen to my body. I had gotten up to half an inch and was sizing up…or trying to. To make a long story short, I ended up ripping my lobes and let them close back up. They weren’t ripped horribly by any means but I definitely did damage them and it was extremely painful. I know, I know, that’s exactly what I get. I’m so disappointed in my younger self; always learning the hard way. Now it’s 1

Does it even matter? What is the correct response when the answer is “yes” but you don’t feel like starting an argument at the moment?

I had a compound fracture of my ankle. It was so bad that I almost lost my foot. Anyway, I’m having surgery this month to remove all of the hardware. Has anyone else broken a bone and gone through getting the hardware out? What is the recovery like? Will I have to be non weight bearing for any period? My bones are completely healed and but all I can picture is my bones snapping once I try to walk without the hardware. I’ve included a link to an album where you can see the injury and the hardware. There is gore so proceed at your own risk. Thanks in advance!Photos

I’ll try to keep this short and simple. This mentions poop so if you’re sensitive to that kind of stuff you should probably stop reading. I was in the hospital for two weeks after a really bad wreck. I was on really strong painkillers and was getting those painkillers every four hours. Opiate painkillers(I was on morphine and dilaudid) will make you constipated and make the poop rock hard. I had been trying to poop for about 7 or 8 days when I finally thought I was about to succeed. I’m sitting on the bedside toilet doing everything I could to get it to come out. I’m straining, pushing, rocking back and fourth. I was making progress and the poop was finally at the opening of my butt