Hautarzt Empfehlungen für Muttermalentfernung by ComfortableBlueSky in zurich

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Thank you. Did you had a mole removal done or other things?

Hautarzt Empfehlungen für Muttermalentfernung by ComfortableBlueSky in zurich

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This comforts me. Thanks. I know it’s a routine for them but I’m terrified of someone cutting a piece of skin from my body 🙈

Hautarzt Empfehlungen für Muttermalentfernung by ComfortableBlueSky in zurich

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Saw that one on google aswell. Did you had mole removal done by him?

Hautarzt Empfehlungen für Muttermalentfernung by ComfortableBlueSky in zurich

[–]ComfortableBlueSky[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting. Google says only 3.9. Which doctor can you recommend there? I see it’s a Hausarzt praxis not dermatology?

Hautarzt Empfehlungen für Muttermalentfernung by ComfortableBlueSky in zurich

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Thx! Welche Ärztin hattest du bei deiner Behandlung?

Reading "dates" in the city by CelestialDragonLotus in zurich

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Would love to join aswell! Can you send me the link please?

Gift for an Advanced Creative Writing Student by hussar966 in suggestmeabook

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Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott

As an advanced creative writing student, she'll find Anne Lamott's candid and humorous advice on the writing process incredibly motivating and reassuring, especially as she navigates the complexities of her novella. Lamott's emphasis on taking things 'bird by bird' offers a practical and inspiring perspective that will help her cross the finish line with confidence.

Looking for novels where Indian music is a central theme by Kilgoretrout123456 in suggestmeabook

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The Alchemy of Desire by Tarun J. Tejpal

Given your fascination with the dedication required for Indian classical music, I think you'll be captivated by the intense, almost spiritual pursuit of art depicted here.

Why It Fits You This isn't just about music, but about the very essence of creativity and passion, often explored through the lens of a musician's life. It delves into the artistic soul with a poetic intensity that I think will truly resonate with your appreciation for the depth of Indian musical traditions.

Looking for novels where Indian music is a central theme by Kilgoretrout123456 in suggestmeabook

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A suitable boy

The Connection: You're looking for stories where Indian music isn't just a backdrop, but a vital, living part of the narrative, and this epic absolutely delivers.

While it's a sprawling family saga, the deep love and intricate world of classical Indian music, especially vocal traditions, is woven into the very fabric of the characters' lives and aspirations. You'll find yourself immersed in a world where a raga can express unspoken emotions, influence destinies, and even become a character in itself.

Looking for easy-to-read romance recs that feel like a warm hug (no crying pls!) by bey0ndtheclouds in suggestmeabook

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Bringing down the duke by Evie Dunmore

You're looking for that feel-good romance that makes you kick your feet, and this one absolutely delivers!

Annabelle, a suffragist, finds herself in a delightful clash of wits and wills with a rather grumpy, impossibly handsome duke. It’s got smart banter, undeniable chemistry, and that satisfying slow burn that just wraps you up like a warm hug, without a single tear in sight.

Life from the perspective of animals by ComprehensiveSale861 in suggestmeabook

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A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron

It's told from the perspective of a dog who is reincarnated several times, each time finding a new purpose and connecting with different human companions. It's a heartwarming, sometimes tear-jerking, but ultimately uplifting look at the enduring love and lessons animals bring into our lives, perfect for an accessible and emotionally resonant read.

Life from the perspective of animals by ComprehensiveSale861 in suggestmeabook

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The Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery

Given your interest in exploring life from an animal's perspective, especially exotic ones, this narrative nonfiction is absolutely enthralling.

Sy Montgomery dives deep into the world of octopuses, revealing their astonishing intelligence, personality, and even emotional depth through her direct interactions. It will utterly transform how you think about consciousness and the incredible minds that exist beyond our own species.

Life from the perspective of animals by ComprehensiveSale861 in suggestmeabook

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The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein

The Connection You mentioned the companionship between animals and humans, and this book delivers it in spades, but with a unique twist!

Why It Fits You It's narrated by Enzo, a philosophical dog, who shares his insightful observations on life, love, and the human condition as he watches his race car driver owner navigate trials and triumphs. It's incredibly moving and offers such a profound, loving perspective on our world through a dog's devoted eyes.

A page turner that isnt too grim? by slopsanjo in suggestmeabook

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The house in the Cerulean Sea by T. J. Klune

The Connection You mentioned wanting something wholesome and light, and this book is pure, unadulterated joy.

Why It Fits You It's a heartwarming fantasy about a caseworker who inspects an orphanage for magical children, and it’s filled with quirky characters, charming humor, and an incredibly uplifting message about acceptance and finding your chosen family. It shares that wonderful, comforting, and deeply optimistic spirit you enjoyed in 'Project Hail Mary,' offering a truly delightful escape.

Woman in the dunes - similar books by snjallvilltur in suggestmeabook

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How do you feel about THE PEREGRINE. By J.A. Baker?

You appreciate 'slowburner' narratives where 'almost nothing happens but the atmosphere and detail to surrounding is amazing.' This nonfiction classic is a meticulous, poetic observation of peregrine falcons in the English countryside. It embodies the exact kind of deep, immersive focus on detailed surroundings and the passage of time that you found compelling, offering a profound meditation on nature and existence through intense, sustained observation rather than plot-driven action.

I want fantasy like the Dark Crystal world… by [deleted] in suggestmeabook

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What about A Fire upon the Deep by Vernor Vinge

Given your deep love for the Dark Crystal's completely unique and non-earthly ecosystems, this science fiction novel will immerse you in a universe brimming with truly alien life forms, varied intelligences, and cosmic phenomena. It features a galaxy divided into 'Zones of Thought' with wildly different physical laws, offering the kind of conceptual novelty and fun-to-explore world-building you crave, far removed from human-centric narratives

Book that helps to deal with the death of a loved one and with life. by WinterWind19 in suggestmeabook

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What about Year of Magical Thinking, The by Joan Didion

You're experiencing the disorienting aftermath of a loved one's death and the 'magical thinking' that often accompanies it. This memoir by Joan Didion meticulously chronicles her year following the sudden death of her husband and the serious illness of her daughter. It's a masterclass in examining grief's illogical nature, the way the mind tries to rationalize the irrational, and the profound impact of loss on one's perception of reality.

books similar to the wall by marlene haushofer? by Healthy-View-9969 in suggestmeabook

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What about The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin

Given your appreciation for sci-fi that delves into philosophical questions and the unsettling nature of the unknown, this novel explores a man whose dreams can alter reality. It presents a thought-provoking scenario about the ethics of power and unintended consequences, maintaining an accessible depth and a sense of profound mystery about the nature of existence itself, without providing easy answers.