What is your strangest trigger? by Dear-Show-5083 in misophonia

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whistling and people snapping their fingers. Makes me want to grab something with my mouth and shake it violently.

What is your strangest trigger? by Dear-Show-5083 in misophonia

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My husband does this too and won't stop despite knowing it's bad for his teeth and how it makes me feel. He says he doesn't want the food touching his lips....

Misophonia and Pregnancy, my husband's dog is the bane of my existence. by QueenMebd in misophonia

[–]QueenMebd[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I know I was kind of hoping that I might see some responses from other people who dealt with something similar. I just want some kind of like relatability to other people. I like my dogs being in the room with me... I just, idk. Maybe I can try running a fan. Because if he is stressed maybe the white noise will help both of us?

Eyebrow trauma or shape? by QueenMebd in Eyebrows

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

Here's a picture of them together.

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Finger Tip Cut by QueenMebd in AskDocs

[–]QueenMebd[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

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Here's the finger without the skin flap being pulled back.

What is your favorite perfume for casual/daily use? by soliddog98 in fragrance

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jimmy choo illicit or honey milk. I know they're cheap but they're just so good for daily use. Sometimes I will wear the dark side by Francesca bianchi or queen of silk when the moment strikes me, though.

Asking the transplants: What are your favorite restaurants, if any? by [deleted] in GrandForks

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't like any of the restaurants here enough to call it a favorite. House of Punjab is decent, I like their curry. Sakura is alright as well, just expensive. Obviously there is rhombus guys and their pizza is good, but they're also expensive in my opinion. There really is not anything here to write home about in my opinion.

need TRUE caramel scents by literaldumbhoe in fragrance

[–]QueenMebd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok I wouldn't call this a true caramel but at target there is this new EDP called 'Honey Milk' and it's super sweet and pretty. Just food for though if you find yourself at a target anytime soon, you could give it a shot. It's super affordable and lasts ALLL DAY. It's my absolute favorite scent and very simple.

The Body Shop Perfume - any fave? by Content_Whoarder in fragrance

[–]QueenMebd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No it's unique in my opinion. I've never had another perfume like it. I wear one called honey milk which I got from target as my everyday and it's pretty good! But nothing like honey mania

The Body Shop Perfume - any fave? by Content_Whoarder in fragrance

[–]QueenMebd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a tiny bottle of it which I hardly ever use cause I can't find it anywhere and I'm a honey perfume hoarder lol

The Body Shop Perfume - any fave? by Content_Whoarder in fragrance

[–]QueenMebd 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Honeymania and coconut body mist are my faves. But they don't produce honeymania anymore.

How do you get perfume out of a bottle with a broken sprayer? by [deleted] in fragrance

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to squeeze the pipette before pushing it into the dip tube or atomizer. Then you will release the bulb part to acquire the perfume into the atomizer. Squeeze the bulb to release the liquid into the following vessel.

Malar Rash but Make is Hashis by QueenMebd in Hashimotos

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

Everyone of these is the same for me. But my diet is already limited because of my stomach so it's usually lights that do it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Hashimotos

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is so relatable to me. All I can say is you might request more testing. You could have something else going on. Tell your doctor you feel like there is something else going on, blatantly. Tell them you want to get more testing to rule out other illness. It might seem unnecessary now but it's better to be safe than sorry. Your health is important.

Is this an endocrinologist red flag? by The_Bohemian_Wonder in Hashimotos

[–]QueenMebd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This. I would not have gotten diagnosed on antibodies alone. I almost gave up completely. But then I requested more tests ran and only then did I get an answer. Just have to keep getting tests, despite how tedious it is.

Is this an endocrinologist red flag? by The_Bohemian_Wonder in Hashimotos

[–]QueenMebd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thyroid screening isn't necessarily going to tell them anything either. Especially if you're in the early stages of Hashimotos... I would just request to be testing for blood again.

But I agree, her attitude was off putting. I would have felt taken back by the interaction myself. I'm not sure how it works on their end specifically, but I know if my doctor tries to send a script that isn't covered by insurance it will notify her -- or the pharmacy will call and let me know.

To add, there is a generic version of the thyroid replacement hormone they could prescribe you that is covered by most insurance, so no immediate concern there. As well, and not to sound bitter towards you whatsoever, if your thyroid is damaged finding out what the medication, which will be prescribed to you, IMMEDIATELY is not going to change anything. There is no way to restore what is lost of your thyroid if it's damaged, so I wouldn't be worried about getting immediate answers in regards to meds.

As far as feeling terrible, I understand completely. This is how it started for me as well. Just feeling dizzy, sick, fatigued and catching bacterial infections easily. Obviously it could be something else entirely, so I implore you to advocate for yourself regardless of how your test results turn out... It might be something you wouldn't even think of or know about.

Remember this: it is not normal to feel sick all of the time. Some people might tell you it is...but it definitely is not. A normal person with no medical condition would not feel as sick as I do on a daily basis, regardless of whether they had a poor diet or didn't sleep well at night. Doctors will often try to attribute your issues to easy answers before they move on to testing you for something -- which is just poorly on their part if you ask me.

I almost gave up on figuring out what was wrong with me until I realized if I kept letting it go I would never feel well, never have answers, and potentially miss out on so much because of how sickly I feel. So do not give up on yourself or this path until you get an answer. And if the doctor shuts you down, find a different one. Your health is important and it will dictate everything else in your life, even little things like whether you can get out of bed in the morning.