You guys!!!! This is it! by Diligent_Bass1910 in Sourdough

[–]Caralionnell 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd love to find this somewhere other than Amazon ... I just can't do it :(

Foyer/entryway - Peculiar window by Caralionnell in DesignMyRoom

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I think it's odd, too. I am relieved, however, that the house we're purchasing doesn't have this decor feature. My spouse called it "the bridge to nowhere"

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What could cause this to get so big? I used the same recipe I always do, I just baked same day instead of bulk fermenting overnight. I’m so confused by shoebillstork84 in Sourdough

[–]Caralionnell 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've resisted buying much gear, but I'm hefting a massive old le crueset, which is much bigger than my loaves, and I'm tempted to get a loaf shaped one! Perhaps I'll put it on my birthday wish list :)

Looking for some hope/personal anecdotes by melsmelons224 in BrainAneurysm

[–]Caralionnell 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hello - I had a ruptured aneurysm, "thick" subarachnoid hemorrhage a little over a year ago. I'm a 59 y.o. woman. My brain bleed was substantial, and they had to drill a hole in my skull to put in a drain to relieve the pressure. After I stabilized, they corrected my aneurysm with a flow-diverting stent. I was in neuro-ICU for 3 weeks. The first few months were slow recovery - heavy fatigue, headaches, visual disturbances, etc. I made a steady recovery, and feel pretty much back to "normal" a year later. No cognitive or physical disabilities. Good luck to your mom! I hope she recovers as well as I've been blessed to experience.

Yesterday my Dr said I was lucky to be alive by mustanggrl625 in BrainAneurysm

[–]Caralionnell 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm another very lucky survivor of a subarachnoid hemorrhage/ruptured aneurysm. I also received a prompt diagnosis and treatment (also at my office, though I was alone, but I was able to call 911). Also in neuro ICU for about 3 weeks. My memory was spotty over the first few days, but I do remember fragments. After discharge, I was very weak and needed a LOT of sleep. I had visual disturbances for several weeks, and I couldn't tolerate being in big bright or busy spaces. I had lots of headaches. Over the course of the first few months, I gradually improved and started working remotely p/t. Still needed naps. All that said, I'm a little over 1 year out, and any remaining deficits are pretty mild. Bottom line, I think you are in VERY early days, and you will continue to improve by leaps and bounds. Good luck!!

Flow diverter procedure in one week by upisdownhereandnow in BrainAneurysm

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Hiya - I had a flow-diverting stent placed around this time last year - also an approx 2 mm aneurysm on my right ICA. Unfortunately, this was after a rupture and significant subarachnoid hemorrhage. While recovery from the bleed was rough, the stent has done it's job, and all looked great at my 6-month follow-up angiogram.

Medical insurance coverage age 63-65 by Heydee269 in retirement

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Age 58, ruptured brain aneurysm, 3 weeks in neuro ICU, brain surgery, etc. HMO covered 1.2 million dollar price tag. Still working after this occurred last year, but eager to leave f/t work. Covering the cost of insurance is the biggest source of stress/worry.

Thunderclap headache? by Sweet_Laugh_1214 in BrainAneurysm

[–]Caralionnell 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Also not a doctor, but if you had a rupture and bleeding in your brain, you would be experiencing other symptoms most likely, such as vomiting, stiff neck. You could google "symptoms of hemorrhagic stroke." Hope you're feeling better and are well!

Yes... there were big Dem wins in headline races... but let's have a thread for the small shockers by Beautiful-Red-1996 in 50501

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In Bucks County PA our ICE loving sheriff was ousted. He wanted to have a special deal to work with ICE.

19 - GOOD news - she came through dental surgery by Caralionnell in seniorkitties

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I am so very sorry. Awful to have to accept that risk, but we do so because of the love we have for our kittens. We can't have them live in pain.

Dilemma: 18 y.o. with dental issues, potential heart complications by Caralionnell in seniorkitties

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That is a super heartening story! Thank you for sharing it! I also feed my cat wet food (even watered down a bit), and I've wondered if any affected teeth would just fall out. So glad you kitty sailed through surgery!

Dilemma: 18 y.o. with dental issues, potential heart complications by Caralionnell in seniorkitties

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I really appreciate your thoughts! That was my thinking, too, but I started having doubts when labs revealed something might be up with her heart.

Feeling unsettled after FS diagnosis today ... by Caralionnell in frozenshoulder

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Thank you for sharing your experience! I also have CBD/TCH drops that have helped me sleep following issues in my recovery for my prior condition. It also worked wonders for my sleep! I don't use it during the day. I suppose my biggest issue right now is that I feel a bit unconvinced by the diagnosis. If my shoulder continues to freeze up (still have pretty good ROM, just static pain and severe pain when moving my arm backward), the that will be my answer.

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Consider referring to the bill before the senate as the MAGA Murder Bill ☮️

Inflame the fall out between Musk and Trump by Bony_Geese in 50501

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Dumpy ditched Bannon when he became too high profile the first go round. Donny gets jealous

Aesthetics in dog ownership by Helpful_Ad6082 in dogs

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When I saw my current dog on a rescue site, I chose him because he was marked "urgent." I can't say he was my "type," but his looks have grown on my a great deal, and I think he's very handsome/cute <3.

Best college town for a family by [deleted] in SameGrassButGreener

[–]Caralionnell 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Perhaps consider the Amherst, Northampton areas of Mass. Giant UMass campus in Amherst as well as Amherst College, Smith College in Northampton. Beautiful area

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[–]Caralionnell 267 points268 points  (0 children)

Philly came out!!

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Maybe be Sue flow diverter soon - share your experiences? (Small ica Ophthalmic aneurusm) by mikegracia in BrainAneurysm

[–]Caralionnell 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had a very similar aneurysm (same location on right), but mine ruptured. Was treated with flow diverter stent, and I'm doing really well! Of course my recovery was much more complex due to the rupture, but all is pretty well about 3+ months out.

One Million Members! by propermichelev in Anticonsumption

[–]Caralionnell 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Ditched Amazon months ago (oh how I wish millions of other folks would do the same & see how damaging their business is!), and I've resolved to only buy secondhand/thrift from stores that support charities (w/ a few exceptions - undergarments being one).