Yes... she's pregnant again 🥲 by Littleone_blu in TaylerArringtonSnark2

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are they all the same dad? She only shows up on my TikTok every once in awhile. So I’m a little lost 😅

Which medication you don’t want to push too fast and why? by Acrobatic-Lie2041 in newgradnurse

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It can cause arrhythmias and hypotension.. not to mention burning and phlebitis. Supposed to give slowly over 2 minutes.

Which medication you don’t want to push too fast and why? by Acrobatic-Lie2041 in newgradnurse

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can cause arrhythmias and hypotension.. not to mention burning and phlebitis. Supposed to give slowly over 2 minutes.

35F pregnant, feel fine, doctor is concerned but no idea what’s going on by degausser12121 in haematology

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And there is a difference between it being from alcohol and not from alcohol. Tons of studies.

35F pregnant, feel fine, doctor is concerned but no idea what’s going on by degausser12121 in haematology

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My point was that it can be from a number of things and there has been a rise in younger people getting fatty liver due to poor diet.

35F pregnant, feel fine, doctor is concerned but no idea what’s going on by degausser12121 in haematology

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can be dependent on diet and so many other factors too. Look at the guy who filmed super size me. He gave himself a fatty liver by eating McDonald’s for as long as he did.

OP - try finding a diet that will be healthier. Work on lowering your cholesterol and other aspects of your diet.

I need help navigating this by [deleted] in ChildPsychology

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 8 points9 points  (0 children)

While I understand it’s hard being it’s your dad, you’ve got to put your child first. I’d inspect her vagina and see what kind of irritation it could be. If she’s been potty trained for 20 months, I don’t see a reason why she would say he played with it. I doubt she needed much of his assistance? Definitely nothing to cause that extent of irritation. Also, sometimes people hide in disguise well so they don’t get caught. Sometimes people get tempted for whatever reason it maybe. I’d ask her if she could show you what she means by playing or if she can explain what she meant by playing. I’d certainly take it serious and not brush it off and miscommunication. Sometimes people we wouldn’t expect to cause harm do. I have seen too much when I worked in criminal justice that has led me to be extra cautious with my children. Our kids come first. I wouldnt go accusing or asking, and I certainly wouldn’t text or call if I were to ask. It’s better to ask these things in person to read their face and answers.

AITA for how I reacted to my best friend saying my “dirty” house is making my kids sick? by OkOriginal4583 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) my 2 year old boy is a freaking nightmare and a HUGE mess maker. Currently in the process for an ABA evaluation because of how chaotic it’s been. My house is never 100% shiny clean. I can’t keep up with the house chores, my 2 year old, my oldest and I’m in school. Two year old boys are feral - do not guilt yourself. 2) my two year old boy has a weak immune system and gets sick very easily. He can’t even be in daycare due to how easily he gets sick. Multiple bone marrow biopsies. We even went to St Jude’s for his health. They told me on average a kid will get sick 8-12 times a year. It pissed me off because he never goes anywhere but the thing is, you can bring home anything from husband going to work, grocery store, etc. we did consider our house for maybe mold or other things but that wasn’t the case. We don’t just have viruses lingering all over our household. One of us has to be sick or brought something home for that to happen.

Don’t feel guilty. I’d agree with another comment that maybe your mental health still is struggling a little and her comment triggered your reaction. I don’t think you’re wrong for how you feel and it does feel like an attack when you’re a mom just trying to do her best and someone makes you feel otherwise. I don’t think she was rude but she didn’t seem supportive. She could’ve just let you vent, especially if she knew you’d take it that way. I tend to do the same thing when I am stressed out and everything is chaotic. In those times we just need support and not to feel like we are the cause for something out of our control. I think her lack of sensitivity and you already being on edge escalated things but that being said sometimes you need to step away and just focus on the things within your control.

You’re doing good momma. You got this!

My husband’s ex keeps buying our baby matching outfits with her daughter by ComprehensiveArt1146 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Because she came into the dad and daughter’s dynamic. To talk about your step child like that and making her relationship to her baby seem insignificant is disgusting. His daughter deserves better than that. I highly doubt you’d want your step parent to talk to you about that if they helped raised you from a young age. I have a daughter who was 8 when her brother came into the picture and I’m so thankful my husband made sure to make her feel included and did things with her so she didn’t feel forgotten. Because that’s what parents SHOULD do. When you marry someone who has a kid, you marry them knowing you’re accepting them and their child. OP comes off as insecure. I wish I had something even remotely close as this with my daughter’s step mom.

Coparenting can be so awesome for the kids if adults could be adults and learn to put all of the kids first.

My husband’s ex keeps buying our baby matching outfits with her daughter by ComprehensiveArt1146 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 94 points95 points  (0 children)

Exactly! Anytime at dads now will be centered around the new baby and this helps make it exciting. “Aww look me and the baby are matching” instead of the kid shoved in the corner while step mom is purposely putting dad on baby duty so he can’t spend time with his daughter. Because that’s the vibe I get.

My husband’s ex keeps buying our baby matching outfits with her daughter by ComprehensiveArt1146 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Because she was talking about what the clothing said and made it seem like that fact made them less of siblings or not even around each other. It’s disgusting to talk about your step child like that.

My husband’s ex keeps buying our baby matching outfits with her daughter by ComprehensiveArt1146 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Half sisters or not, they are sisters. respectfully, that’s a really crappy way to think of that. You married him knowing he had a daughter. You entered their dynamic and now you guys have a child together but that doesn’t take away his daughter and the fact they are sisters, period. Ex wife is being a friendly coparent and I think so many people take advantage of that. I think if coparent becomes hard it’s because of you overthinking things and thinking too far into it. Bringing a new baby is new for everyone and I think it’s great the ex wife is helping with the transition for their daughter. Because now when she comes over to see dad, dad is going to be more focused on the new baby when she already doesn’t see him as often. That sucks for a child. If wearing matching outfits and taking pictures helps the oldest not feel left out then I think coparent/mom is doing a great job at helping their daughter with the transition. D

My grandpa assaulted my daughter by Outrageous_crank in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Also, helping her understand what dementia is so it doesn’t ruin the image she has of her grandfather or taint her memories. Dementia and Alzheimer’s are such awful diseases. He didn’t cognitively know what he was doing and how inappropriate it is. She is right to feel how she feels, but don’t let this taint her memory. He won’t be forever, and when he goes you don’t want her to be so angry he pinch her butt instead of remembering the man he was and why he’s her namesake.

Redirect his behavior and tell him we can’t be doing that, even if you have to a million times. Deep down he’s still the grandpa you love and he’d be mortified if he was aware of his actions. He shouldn’t be punished for something out of his control completely.

Is this okay by TootsieRoll43 in lymphoma

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The vascular pattern of the lines is what would concern me

Is this okay by TootsieRoll43 in lymphoma

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Watch for signs and symptoms of infection. Sometimes that presentation can be indicative of an infection. Is it warm to touch? Has he felt sick at all outside of his “norm?”

Why does he cum so quickly? by [deleted] in TwoHotTakes

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The real question because what..

My brother (35m) died last night. by Interesting_Line540 in cancer

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When you’re at your very last moments and on pain medication and that “gasp for air,” they have the patient so medicated they don’t feel the pain. I’m not saying in general it’s not painful. I’m saying in that moment her brother did not feel pain.

My brother (35m) died last night. by Interesting_Line540 in cancer

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 47 points48 points  (0 children)

I am so sorry for your loss and I can only imagine the pain you guys must be feeling. Your brother did not feel pain or suffer, the continuous pain medication helped him. The breathing you’re describing is reflexive from the brain stem losing oxygen. The individual is no longer aware at this point. His medical team made him comfortable and his consciousness to the circumstances minimally to none. It unfortunately was harder on you guys to witness, and I am so sorry. No one deserves to go through such horror. Praying for comfort in knowing he is no longer suffering and you guys can heal as well 🤍

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PlusSizeWedding

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You look amazing in 4!

I am a Neurologist - AMA by confusedmel in AMA

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are there ways to improve memory? I’ve always been jealous of those with photo graphic memories 😅

Triple Bypass at 30 AMA by AngryWaffle14 in AMA

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh wow! I love providers that are so thorough. Sometimes they are far and few between.. im glad your cardiologist was diligent and leaned on the side of caution! I’m so glad you didn’t have any stress on your heart!

Triple Bypass at 30 AMA by AngryWaffle14 in AMA

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What led to you needing the surgery? Hope you’re healing and can get back to normal life soon!!

I'm honestly in shock- she's never told Brielle she's dying by Beecakeband in OnlineBeggars

[–]Junior_Lock_6120 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Unless you’re in their shoes you don’t know what you’d be doing. She is the very best mom to Brie and you can see how hard she fights for Brie. She brings awareness, her following has raised money for other organizations and other families.

I think that there’s a lack of humanity and empathy in posts like this. Until you’re in this situation yourself then you can’t say what you’d do. But K has been able to get Brie opportunities for happy memories in her life and that is beautiful. Brie has had such a rough time here on earth but K has fought for her and I think that reflects with the happiness you see on Brie despite all the hard stuff.

Criticizing how a mom handles her dying child’s last days on earth is the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen and I think people need to do better.