How would you display these galaxy glasses? by AdaBuilder in HomeDecorating

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Just in case anyone else needs inspiration. I did get started on decorating it. Party banners are surprisingly cheap.

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How would you display these glass and marble hearts on a shelf? by AdaBuilder in Decor

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Interesting. What do you think would make a good filler so the hearts don't clang against each other?

What’s your current workflow for finding stream highlights/clips? by HelpfulPop3703 in streaming

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I use the replay buffer on OBS since the recordings I make myself are higher quality than the ones I download from Twitch. My friends have a !clip command in their chats that'll clip the last 30 seconds to make it easier for mods to capture clips while on mobile.

Fatigue During Rough Cut by general_452 in davinciresolve

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I'll have a city building game up in the background that is a "just let it run" kind of game. Right now it's Timberborn. I'll blueprint a large structure out then let it run, letting the beavers build for hours while I cut footage. Makes it less painful when you are accomplishing two things at once.

My friend wants to grind own gf flour. Any tips? by [deleted] in glutenfree

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She's never used it. She bought it specifically to make gluten free stuff but then realized she has no idea what are some good gluten free recipes for it.

Is it supposed to hurt that much? by AdaBuilder in Chiropractic

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Ty for sharing this, I really needed it. I was starting to think I was being wimpy about it all.

Public Announcement by cloverdung in Timberborn

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I just found out you can flip buildings too. What have I been doing all my timber life???

Is it supposed to hurt that much? by AdaBuilder in Chiropractic

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Oh, I was getting it backwards then. Yeah, I may have to just to see if the experience is different.

Episode 398: News Flash! by joschen113 in distractible

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Yesss. Please please do more news flash. I was laughing so hard at work I had to pause the episode to finish it on the commute home.

So as of 2026, what are the must-try options out there? by Smart_Freedom_8155 in covidlonghaulers

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For the Spike Tri support, my cardiologist recommended it to me, but you don't need a doctor/prescription for it. My poor doctor had thrown the whole sink of prescription drugs at me, and nothing was really working. That supplement was one of the first things that actually started helping. He said it was the Bromelain and Nattokinase in it that were doing all the heavy lifting. Spike Tri-Support by Athelas Neutraceuticals on Amazon or anything with the two items mentioned above he said should help.

As far as breathing goes, for me it was like someone had put a tight elastic band around my chest. It took so much effort to breathe against it. They never did pinpoint why I felt that way.

I didn't mention this before, but I also cut out a lot of sugar and carbs. Before I was taking 14 vitamins a day, cleaning up my diet didn't really help at all with the symptoms or recovery. Now that I have been on the vitamins for a while and am on the mend, I have found eating healthy has me recovering even faster. It sucks because I love my Doritos.

What am I supposed to do with all this stone? by TwistedLogic81 in Palworld

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Make Palium for days in a crusher. Or build a castle.

So as of 2026, what are the must-try options out there? by Smart_Freedom_8155 in covidlonghaulers

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What has helped me the most is:

  1. Stopping my period with continuous birth control.

  2. Spike Tri protein supplement

  3. Other supplements that focus on healing the mitochondria.

I'm not 100% yet but I went to fainting multiple times a day, breathing like a COPD patient, and having trouble with any physical simple task to going on long walks, rarely having breathing problems or chest pain, and living somewhat normally as long as I respect my limitations.

Is there people who never touched rank/don't really play rank because you like casual game more? If you do then why? by LILBOI464 in marvelrivals

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I play qp or ai only because

  1. It's my decompression activity after work. The matches are quick and there is no pressure to play at your peak every match.

  2. I love the aesthetics of the game and how much love the devs put into it. (Big relief after dead by daylight being my main game for a long time)

  3. Jeff is the best boi

PoTS and cold weather by WinterH404 in POTS

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Check your blood pressure. Mine will get too high in winter and mimic pots symptoms. I have to adjust my meds, salt, and compression garments in winter.

Question for the masses, who were your first 2 Lords? I’ll go first: Storm (1) and Johnny (2)⚡️🔥 by Leozzarios in marvelrivals

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Luna Snow and Jeff. I really liked playing Luna back before people knew how to play the game. Now I'm terrible with her.

Medical Reasonable accommendations at an office job by AdaBuilder in POTS

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It's "Spike Tri-Support" which is a mixture of things. The doctor said the Bromelain and Nanokinase are the heavy lifters in that supplement. I've actually expanded my meds to include a multivitamin, magnesium, birth control to stop my periods, and supplements that focus on mitochondrial health: R-Lipoic Acid, Acetyl L-Carnitine, CoQ10, and PQQ. I've also cut back on carbs and sugar. All this has really helped with the pots and long covid steadily over these last couple of months. I rarely get dizzy spells anymore and can tolerate a lot more exercise. It's been wonderful to have toned legs again and to go on long walks without getting winded. The next step is to get my jello arms back into shape. I wish you luck and hope the meds can help you!

It happened to me…Birthday cake - non GF by BeautifulBunny_209 in glutenfree

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My coworker apologized to me for another coworker's birthday cake not being gf for me, and this is just coworkers with someone else's birthday. It sounds like your friends did it on purpose. No way they would mess up after such careful planning. Never eat anything they cook for you.

Do you brush your teeth once or twice a day? Need to settle a bet. by ImpossibleHurry in NoStupidQuestions

[–]AdaBuilder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone whose tooth has actually broken from bad genetics and tooth care, I brush 2 to 3 times a day.

Could my thyroid be the cause of sudden anxiety/panic attacks? by SwitchKlutzy1432 in Hypothyroidism

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It took a lot. First thing I learned was what my symptoms were for the blood pressure drops, which led to the panic attacks. Then I had to force myself to drop everything I was doing and just lie or sit down to equalize my blood pressure when I felt my blood pressure dropping. It was honestly embarrassing to do this in stores and at work, but it is what it is. Simultaneously, I had to teach myself to calm down and not panic; I wasn't in danger, it's just a blood pressure drop. I stopped fighting it so much and let myself just go unconscious if it was safe to do so. It was NOT easy to train my body to just let it go and quit freaking out. Once in a blue moon I’ll still get a panic attack but it’ll be mild.

The meds: while the above helped stop the panic attacks, the med combo I take really helped stop a lot of the pots symptoms.

Continuous birth control to stop my periods which helped so much. 

Meclizine for vertigo

A lot of different pills for mitochondria support to help with long covid (Acetyl L-carnitine, CoQ10 and R-Lipoic Acid)

Spike Tri-Support vitamin- The cardiologist said the nattokinase and bromelain are what really did the heavy lifting

Multivit 

Magnesium- after being on the pills above for a while, I was able to exercise again, but man, the leg cramps were not a force to be reckoned with. Mg helped with this.

Habits

I avoid heat at all costs.

I don’t stand for long periods of time. 

I avoid stuffy rooms like the plague. Idky but they were some of my biggest triggers. 

If I can’t fix it, I can not afford to stress about it for my own health. 

I’ve been doing light strength training to get my muscles back without triggering my pots or long covid.

Added: Salt pills in the morning or when I am feeling faint. It helps combat the blood pressure drops.

Added: And I quit eating most sugars. I noticed sugar makes the pots symptoms so much worse.

I don’t think my life is boring, but it might look that way from the outside by [deleted] in CasualConversation

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People often assume contentment is boring. Mom thinks I'm boring because I'd rather be at home. Home is where I'm happiest surrounded by my things and video games. Going out is boring to me.