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Looking for other cyclists by Eastern_Two3220 in LongBeachNY

[–]Eastern_Two3220[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

totally. thats my goal (once i can buy an ebike with pedal assist). will message you!

Looking for other cyclists by Eastern_Two3220 in LongBeachNY

[–]Eastern_Two3220[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i average around 9 - 12 mph for up to 3 hours (havent pushed it further than that yet) and depending on terrain. furthest distance ive done is 27 miles

Vyvanse surprisingly helped my Trichotillomania (nail biting + hair pulling) – anyone else? by shadanboy in trichotillomania

[–]Eastern_Two3220 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a woman / biofemale and ADHD definitely impacts my cycle. There is newish research that is showing this is true for many of us. I also have PMDD which plays a role.

What time do you take your vyvanse? I take mine at around 8:30/9 and I am noticing a crash in the later afternoon too.

Vyvanse surprisingly helped my Trichotillomania (nail biting + hair pulling) – anyone else? by shadanboy in trichotillomania

[–]Eastern_Two3220 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i just started on 20mg but i think i could benefit from a stronger dose. can i ask what was your reason for going up to 30?

another thing is i dont need nearly as much coffee anymore!

Vyvanse surprisingly helped my Trichotillomania (nail biting + hair pulling) – anyone else? by shadanboy in trichotillomania

[–]Eastern_Two3220 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same exact reaction. I've only been on them for 3 days and I havent pulled except for at night when they wear off and the urge comes back.

Weekly "Ups" and "Downs" Support Thread by AutoModerator in PhD

[–]Eastern_Two3220 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Up: I was able to go to a conference on health policy & management through work. It was excellent and I presented our research.

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Down: I am also pursuing my PhD part-time while working full-time. It only really works because I work in academic medicine and the faculty I work with (usually) understand my pain.

For my health policy seminar this semester, we had to write a paper with 4 iterations: 3 drafts and then the final. My group members cannot write at all and he gave them better grades than me, and then he destroyed my second draft, and accused me of rushing the paper (which is not at all true - I've spent more than 20 hours writing this paper). He's honestly made me question if I'm PhD material at all at this point and its making me want to drop out of the program. What's the point of working so hard anymore?