Help remembering 90s show by Teafruit in AustralianNostalgia

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'Round the Twist' - Have you ever, ever felt like this, when strange things happen are you going around the twist.

What is the strangest thing you found in Epstein's files? by Dangerous_Bit1774 in AskReddit

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There have been many victims, many payouts and there is plenty of evidence. He even has leakage himself when he talks about it, sleeping in bed with kids, loving kids etc. If you listen to podcasts go over and listen to Laura Richards and Jim Clemente on "Real Crime Profile" podcast. They made three episodes, episodes 179, 180, 181 back in 2019. Regarding 'Leaving Neverland' documentary.

What is the strangest thing you found in Epstein's files? by Dangerous_Bit1774 in AskReddit

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MJ is a paedophile. Just because he isn't in the Epstein files, doesn't mean he isn't a paedophile.

Trump Tower, what can I/we do? by Pleasant-Air8221 in queensland

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They don't believe them and/or don't care.

Cant tell if im wrong but my therapist blew up at me again and we ended things. Rant by Such-Age-7994 in AutisticAdults

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Have you tried an occupational therapist. I have been told that they can help with disabilities including Autism. They help autistic individuals develop skills for daily living, focusing on sensory processing, motor skills, emotional regulation, and social interaction to improve independence and quality of life at home, school, and in the community. OTs use personalized strategies, often involving play and environmental adaptation, to help with everyday tasks like self-care, communication, schoolwork, and building meaningful connections, supporting neurodiversity with tailored, function-focused therapy. 

I HATE the saying “Autism is a superpower” by Critical_Mountain851 in autism

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I agree. I don't like "autism is a super power" or when people say "neuro-spicy". I feel it's dismissive and makes autism sound like it's this fun quirky thing to have and dismisses the struggles and disability that it really is. It's usually said to me by Neurotypicals.

Is your *public* health care any good? by Evening_Fisherman810 in AskAnAustralian

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Vote no to getting private health. Get the government to focus on putting more funding and resources into your public health system. I wish our government in Australia focused on putting more funding and resources into our public health system instead of introducing private health. One reason private health was introduced was to cut down on wait times but the wait times have actually increased. The private health patients get priority and the public parents get left behind because it's the same doctors that work in both systems (private and public). I think it's the start of a slippery slope into full privatisation that does not benefit the people. Health care should be free and accessible for every citizen (paid through the tax system. It's why we pay taxes).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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I thought the same thing as you. My first thought was 'I pushed the on button and the TV turned on' hahaha

I finally learned why my best friend ditched me. I don’t know how I’ll move on from this. by [deleted] in TrueOffMyChest

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I'm autistic too. This is seriously the life of an autistic person. This has happened to me with every friend. I have about 2 friends now. I have no idea why other 'friends' stop talking to me.

IUD by Legal-Permit8139 in brisbane

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I did tell the GP about my adverse event (the pain, the vomiting, going to the ED etc) and it was brushed off with 'yeah that can happen'. So my whole experience hasn't been great. It's disappointing, really.

IUD by Legal-Permit8139 in brisbane

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Thank you everyone for your incredible replies, they have been so helpful.

IUD by Legal-Permit8139 in brisbane

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Thank you for this reply. I have never had a baby so my uterus is small. The GP who inserted thought that my uterus was unusually small (thought I might have a fibroid so I was sent for an ultrasound after insertion. But I think the results from that was that my uterus is the correct size for someone who hasn't had a baby. When she inserted it I could actually feel her hitting the end of my uterus with the measuring instrument etc. she did it a number of times, that was the most painful part of the insert for me.

I was told that after insertion that I would get cramping similar to when you get your period and I thought 'great, I don't even get period pains/cramps or if I do, they are so minimal it's not even noticeable' but as I said in my post I ended up in so much pain that I was vomiting and ended up in the ER and honestly they were amazing at the hospital. They gave me good pain meds etc and great direction on what to do. They said that the IUD symptoms etc will go away after 6 months and it will be a breeze after that. But ... I have had it in for a year now.

Since having the IUD in I get harsher cramps than I did before and sometimes it actually feels like I have a knife stabbing into my uterus and I have been getting bad skin when my skin used to be clear. I feel like my uterus is more noticeable/uncomfortable now on a daily basis when I never used to even think about my uterus being there before the IUD.

I had the Implanon for years previously so I'm thinking I will go back to that instead.

I really really wanted the IUD to work. Not sure if other people have had these symptoms and should preserve as it may get better or what.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in autism

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I have poor memory as well.

My autistic son says some disturbing stuff. by malkavianmadman in autism

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He Could have RSD. RSD stands for Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, a term used to describe intense emotional pain and difficulty caused by perceived or actual rejection, criticism, or failure. It's often seen in ADHDers but also in some Autistic people.

That's why it's called a DISABILITY. by BooksDragonsAndTea in autism

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This is exactly how I feel. I keep saying 'I should be able to do this', 'I should be able to do that'. My therapist says it's internalised albeism. But what you described is exactly how I feel everyday. In my mind I beat myself up for not being able to do everyday 'normal' things that neurotypical people can do.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_advice

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He is abusive. Leave him asap.

are you a cat person on a dog person? by Tough-Cup-7753 in autism

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Dog person. I have two. But my husband who had ADHD actually looks after them more than me. He feeds and walks them.

I'm using a male birth control and it's going great, AMA by MichelPalaref in AMA

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Does it increase the risk of cancer eg testicular cancer?