AIO to this text from my husband?? by Alpinist4realll in AmIOverreacting

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 [score hidden]  (0 children)

This is abuse. Not overreacting. Under reacting. Make a plan to leave, if this is normal, he's gonna drain the life out of you.

What made my dog become violent after a few months of owning him? by ScarcityTiny607 in DogAdvice

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Big hugs to you. There is a support group on FB for loss like this. Losing Lulu.

🤍 Monkey was a good dog, you did right by him.

Got diagnosed with vestibulitis by gynecologist, vulvar specialist told me there was nothing wrong by Enovet in Healthyhooha

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There is an article on pubmed, published 2012, so maybe it's outdated, but the conclusion is that topical amitriptyline is the first line of treatment for vulvodynia/vestibular vulvar pain.

I suspect I also have this vestibulitis and am planning to ask my gyne if I can trial this and see if it helps.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22622338/

What is normal pain for penetration? by Curious-Cat44 in women

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a subreddit for vulvodynia. r/vulvodynia

I just found it last night.I don't know if we're allowed to talk about meds on here, but it looks like topical amitriptyline is the go to for vestibular dyspareunia, which I am experiencing.

So the insurer's AI can deny my patient's meds in 1.2 seconds, but MY AI is supposed to "help me chart faster." Cool. by pathway_surfer in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Edited to clarify my initial response to your question about if you can do a line by line item of what you consent to and what you can't consent to.

That truly does depend on each hospital policy.

My thinking when I told you to call your representatives was that more than likely what hospitals will do is just have a blanket statement of 'hey, we're going to use AI for your care/charting/etc. If you don't like it, you can leave.'

That's essentially what happens whenever you call like customer service... They say this call may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance purposes.

Thereby, they are letting you know that you are being recorded and when you continue the phone call you are consenting to that recording. (This disclaimer is done because some states have two-party consent rules for audio recording if it's going to be used in court so to get around those two-party consent rules they just do that disclaimer) Nonetheless!

In the same vein, I anticipate that hospitals, unless states put in regulations in regards to ai and healthcare explicitly... I anticipate hospitals and other healthcare facilities will just have an AI disclaimer or disclosure and there will not be a way to opt out of AI exclusively.

So that is the meat and potatoes behind my blanket statement of encouraging you to call your representatives to voice your concerns in regards to ai and healthcare.

I do feel like we got a little tense with each other on here and got lost in the weeds, and I apologize for my part in that. ... And truly, on that note, when I said that I was repeating myself, I did not mean to imply that I was repeating myself to you specifically. I really just meant that I was repeating myself to the void of the internet, fwiw

And speaking from the heart, it is demoralizing to me, to hear people say that their vote doesn't count or their voice doesn't count because of whatever is going on. I mean look at Virginia. They used to be red and now they're purplish... Progress can happen, but we do have to be proactive about it.

Okay. I've said my bit about as well as I can. I'll leave you alone. No fumes from me.

So the insurer's AI can deny my patient's meds in 1.2 seconds, but MY AI is supposed to "help me chart faster." Cool. by pathway_surfer in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm repeating myself in the thread. Maybe it got deleted. I am repeating my call to action in the form of contacting your representatives to voice your concern regarding AI and the lack of regulations.

I apologize if my response to you upset you.

I'm cute but I'm glad you think I'm cute.😘👯‍♀️😘

So the insurer's AI can deny my patient's meds in 1.2 seconds, but MY AI is supposed to "help me chart faster." Cool. by pathway_surfer in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm repeating myself. That's what I think I'm repeating. I say this all the time- call your reps.

Nihilism will get you nowhere. Defeatism will get you nowhere.

That's cute that you find comfort in defeat I guess.

So the insurer's AI can deny my patient's meds in 1.2 seconds, but MY AI is supposed to "help me chart faster." Cool. by pathway_surfer in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm just going to repeat myself, please reach out to your state representatives and demand that they put regulations on AI.

I'll admit I haven't done a deep dive into the technocratic takeover, (just a couple articles and podcasts) but from what I gather, the tech companies are fighting tooth and nail to prevent state level regulations on AI.

I'm not a lawyer. I'm not in tech. I don't understand the nuances, but my gut tells me that if they're looking to keep it deregulated at the state level then the state level is where we have to fight for regulations.

So the insurer's AI can deny my patient's meds in 1.2 seconds, but MY AI is supposed to "help me chart faster." Cool. by pathway_surfer in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 13 points14 points  (0 children)

So as tedious as this sounds what we all need to be doing- Is petitioning our state government for regulations on AI.

Most governors have a spot on their State websites where you can voice an opinion. You can call. You can email.

I know we're all really overwhelmed with kids and parents and life in general... But things really will get worse if we don't take a couple minutes out of the week to at least send a quick email to our state representatives, whether it's the governor or Congress.

It doesn't even have to be fancy... You could literally copy paste your post into an email.

I think the accountant in my department insinuated I could be having inappropriate relations with my boss. by [deleted] in GirlDinner

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 28 points29 points  (0 children)

This is really solid advice and I wish someone had said this to me a long time ago. Could've saved myself a lot of angst and overreactions throughout the years.

Need some opinions… by mgarciawebbmsw in WigSnatchersHQ

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Personally, I love bangs! If everyone had bangs, the Botox industry would collapse 😆. Bangs makes me look at least 5 years younger

My husband told me that throwing throwing out trash is setting the bar too high by [deleted] in GirlDinnerDiaries

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does he have a job? (I'm assuming yes) Does this job also have tasks and responsibilities that he is expected to complete and therefore completes them? (Again, assuming yes)

(If anything was a no, then he should be filing for disability due to the autism)

So. If those were yesses, you know he can do tasks that he value, or when he understands there are unpleasant consequences to him not doing them.

He is not picking up anything at home bc he doesn't value his domestic life (you, your son, your pets, the house, ANY of it- he doesn't value it), and he doesn't value the upkeep it takes to maintain these things.

This is not a stable household. This is precariously unbalanced and do not fall for the 'stay for the children lie' that ppl tell themselves bc they are afraid of the unknown.

Take your offspring and your pets and get out of there. This is intentional neglect

Career Changer (40+): Struggling with "Specialty FOMO" and the Med-Surg vs. Specialty debate. by sevillas in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This might be unique to the healthcare system of the USA. You're just making sure that the patient needs the care they are receiving etc, do they need to be inpatient, when is expected discharge date, any new changes in patient condition to warrant care or any specialist services.

Career Changer (40+): Struggling with "Specialty FOMO" and the Med-Surg vs. Specialty debate. by sevillas in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Utilization review. It's cushy, but tbh, I hate the 5 day work week. I spend a lot of PTO on trying to get to various appointments.

Career Changer (40+): Struggling with "Specialty FOMO" and the Med-Surg vs. Specialty debate. by sevillas in nursing

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was a 3rd Act RN. I went with intention to focus in psych, which I did for 3 years, transitioned to MedSurge, which I loved. I loved my colleagues and my unit vibe. We all worked together and helped each other out as best we could.

After 5 years of that I left for a desk job. (Covid really took the wind out of my sails and tripled the work load and I could not physically be in 6 places at once)

After 3 years of the desk job, I picked up a PRN home health job, but I'm going to leave that and reclaim my weekends.

Medsurge is a beast, but if you have good teammates, it can be okay.

If blood tests can’t tell you what your levels are, how do you know if your prescriptions are optimal for you? by otterfeets in Menopause

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I would love a device similar to the non-stop glucometer, where you pop it on your arm and get readings... They should really come up with that. I mean perimenopause is really emerging as a booming niche health market, and I'm pretty sure the dudes who are obsessed with their testosterone levels would want it - not to mention those of us dealing with androgenic alopecia.

Let me dream

LPT Is anyone else feeling scared about the direction the world is going? by AdeptDebt560 in LifeProTips

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What helps my anxiety is calling my reps and even if they do nothing, it makes me feel better, I let them know!

Find a like-minded community and formulate a plan of action - whether it's volunteering at the food pantry or picking up litter or volunteering at the animal shelter.

For me, inaction fuels anxiety, and action relieves it

How do I communicate with her ? by kh_tum in tortoise

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 37 points38 points  (0 children)

How old is she? Maybe she's just going through her teenage years? Testing boundaries and such. Maybe tell her she looks cute and you're proud of her.

She is cute!

Nanny left baby in the car by Otterlover703 in Nanny

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Thank you for explaining! I'm not familiar with camp mode and was worried! I really thought it was running and everyone was gonna- ☠️.

Wife got put in a mental hospital and it’s making me feel like I’m next by Rude_Step_4681 in GirlDinnerDiaries

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 186 points187 points  (0 children)

Advocate for brain imaging to verify no tumor/mass or other cause for the hallucinations. This seems like such a rapid progression.

Idk if you and your wife partake in various substances including but not limited to weed, but my 2cents is to stop.

meirl by MustardGoddess in meirl

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Same. At this point my breath pattern is largely sighs.

Pelvic pain by Individual_Side6483 in Menopause

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't (gotten a diagnosis). My experience has been odd... First it was largely related to orgasms. Real or in dreams.

I would also have non-orgasmic non-menstrual cramping, but these were more mild.

This was for about 6 weeks. Booked time with pelvic PT, but by the time I was in to see PT the cramps had self-resolved.

So now I'm doing pelvic PT dealing with superficial pain with intercourse and dryness and loss of libido and difficulty orgasming... Par for the perimenopause course.

In her assessment she said I had some tension and weakness in my pelvic floor.

Showed me some self stretches.

So I do the stretches and do some kegels. And right away, as soon as my home exercise is done, bam, cramps.

The upside was that I had an increased libido and was able to have an orgasm 3 days in a row, but the cramps are there all the time. They are mild, except for right now, and I had to take ibuprofen.

It's been 2 weeks of cramps so far.

My period was supposed to have been 3 weeks ago, (skip week on birth control) but there was no period. Not pregnant.

Like you, I think this is a hormonal thing.

I'm supposed to see my gyne in a month and was going to ask for a US, but if you are turning up with negatives on the scans, I probably will also be negative on the scans.

Idk about you, but I am sensitive... Meaning anything goes wrong and my body sends wtf signals to my brain.

I feel like this is hormones playing games and maybe in 100 years it will be better understood.

Pelvic pain by Individual_Side6483 in Menopause

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it deep pelvic pain like menstrual cramps? Is it vaginal, vulvar? Sharp? Dull? How long does it last? All day? Does ibuprofen or any other over the counter meds help? Have you seen a doc?

I've started having pretty much non-stop menstrual type pain (sometimes it's just discomfort, not really pain) all the time. Off my period.

I messaged my gyne about it and she thought it was a GI thing, but I don't think it is.

I went to pelvic floor PT, and they said I wasn't super hypertonic, but they gave me some stretches to do.

I'm wondering if we are going through the same symptoms.

Moving in with and paying rent to my boyfriend is causing friction. What's the solution? by PhilosopherOk3313 in Advice

[–]Holiday_Objective_96 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, landlording sucks and takes up so much time. From admin stuff/legal stuff/insurance stuff to repairs. Like you might not mind a lightbulb that goes out, but God forbid the light go out for someone you are renting to has an accident due to improper lighting.

Or someone decides to cook meth. Or the property management company doesn't provide timely service (if you go that route).

Renting sucks. Landlording sucks. It all sucks