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Also, 3 weeks seems like not enough time for an anti-D to start working. I'm on Pristiq and it took a solid 2 months to bring me out of the cave. I had lost 20 pounds from not eating. I went to all these doctors thinking I had cancer or something because I didn't realize that I had stopped eating. Then I started crying all the time, every day just crying and crying. Then one day I was crying in a doctor's office and he gave me Pristiq samples. It was afterwards that I put it all together. And gained the weight back, which I'm actually happy about even though I'm bigger than some people might like to be. Top end of healthy range.
I think first I would try getting at least 7 hours of sleep a night. Go to bed early if you know you're going to get woken up early. Also, exercise 5 days a week.
Of course you could always just get a physical. My doc put me on vitamin D for awhile, 10,000 mg a week, and it perked me right up
Of course you could always just get a physical. My doc put me on vitamin D for awhile, 10,000 mg a week, and it perked me right up
Also, why can't you do this over 35? I'm doing it. SJP does it.
My hair dresser told me you could use the curling iron like the wand, it wouldn't make a difference. You're still holding the ends and wrapping it around so you get that straighter look at the ends.
Anonymous wrote:No - not with peeptoes and not with along backs. Never ever with shoes that are not closed.
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Long wavy layers. Wind your hair around a curling iron and brush it through with a wide tooth comb.
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Anonymous wrote:You're upset and hurt and angry. That's totally normal. This does not mean the relationship is over. It sounds like at some point the two of you withdrew from one another rather than towards one another. For you, it was not moving; for him it was sleeping with someone. What's important is to figure out how things will be different (assuming you stay together.) How will you ccommunicate with each other when things aren't going well? What will you each do differently?
It wouldn't hurt to see a counselor together to work through this. Someone objective can help you both navigate through a lot of feelings. It may be messy for a while, but that doesn't mean this cannot be salvaged.
I agree with this. The fact that he did this during a time when you two weren't physically together, and it sounds like it was actually before you'd both really committed to the relationship makes it sound like he's not going to do it again, unless you move out or something. And the fact that he felt so guilty about it that he confessed also says to me that he loves you and he's not going to do it again (why would he put himself through the guilt?).
To be honest, If I were in your situation I'd be more concerned with why you've been together for 5 years and you're not married, but that's just me. Maybe you don't want to get married.
I tip 20% for a $100 massage.
I have little kids, so no desire (or budget) for expensive clothes. I shop at Kohl's. I had been shopping at Target but their stuff falls apart. I like Kohl's because they have good sales and coupons, and they have lots of different styles. They've gotten me out of my Old Navy jeans/maternity shirts rut
I would go with two pairs of boots, one for everyday wear and another pair for wet snow/slushy weather. Most fashionable boots aren't weather-proof afaik.
I have ponte pants, not leggings but similar idea. I wear them with tunic-length tops or sweaters, or sweater dresses. It has to cover my bottom. And I always wear boots with them to balance the look, otherwise it seems top-heavy to me.
However, leggings are not pants. If you can see the tag through it, you shouldn't be wearing it bare.
http://www.kitty-ears.com/2013/01/4-reasons-leggings-are-not-pants.html
However, leggings are not pants. If you can see the tag through it, you shouldn't be wearing it bare.
http://www.kitty-ears.com/2013/01/4-reasons-leggings-are-not-pants.html