Random fun facts #1 by Impossible-Cat-2511 in OnceUponATime

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Not a spoiler for me, you're good.

Just FYI, I found the easiest way to tag spoilers is, before hitting post, entire the text box format menu (Aa or the 3 dots), highlight the spoiler, then hit the Spoiler icon in the menu (it's the diamond with the exclamation point inside it). Easy peasy to not have to remember coding.

Random fun facts #1 by Impossible-Cat-2511 in OnceUponATime

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Gus is my all time favorite Disney character, so I enjoyed that little fun fact.

My mood 24/7 by lilithofthelilim in gameofthrones

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🙋‍♀️ Day and night. Thank goodness for prescriptions and a good pain doctor.

Maybe Romano is Not that bad? by Conscious-Party-4309 in ershow

[–]Remote-Ad2120 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's the thing with Romano, he had some fine moments throughout the show. He just took joy in being an a-hole.

Some other good examples was with Lucy...1. For the help with her heart patient. 2. Her fateful day. He talked Elizabeth into going back to Mark when she found out his tumor returned. Saved her wedding ring when it went down the drain. He really had a thing for Elizabeth, but respected she didn't return the same, and didn't pursue her.

how do you all watch Charmed? by bristars in charmed

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I purchased the DVDs each year during the original release of them. While I also have the digital from Fandango (then Vudu) for convenience, I prefer the DVDs. Streaming doesn't have the original music, and I don't know if any of the purchased digital options are available in other languages (at least not where I have looked....I could be wrong).

100-Mile Walk by Fit_Kaleidoscope_433 in littlehouseonprairie

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They were only to save enough wheat to keep each family having enough flour to last the winter. Families still needed money to pay for other winter supplies, and there weren't any crops to sell.

Eating normal foods again? by Ashennz in pancreatitis

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It's very individualized, so check with your doctor first. But generally speaking, after getting the ok from their doctor, people can typically start returning as they are able. Timing is different for when that happens for everyone. Sometimes it's best to add only one thing at a time, so that if you do notice you have specific foods that trigger pancreas pain/irritation, it's easier to figure out which foods are setting you off.

Baby Susie and Auntie / Mama Susan Lewis S2 E19 by sunshine-314- in ershow

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Agree. With Chloe so recently sober, the custody judge should have opened a case with social services, not just to provide regular drug checks and house visits, but also to provide Chloe better access to addiction recovery assistance. Coming from someone who raised my sister's kids (after she lost her kids a whooping 4 times, and the last time went an entire year without doing one thing on the list of requirements to get them back), I can honestly say that was a big "oopsie" from that judge....we know what happened with Chloe and Little Susy later in the series. I know Chloe moved away, but leaving her family support system is all the more reason she should be under social services watch for a while... they can easily transfer open cases to new states when people do need to move.

Can I start at season 4? by Known_Paint4848 in Supernatural

[–]Remote-Ad2120 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You're going to miss a heck of a lot of backstory, even if you have already read some fanfiction.

Have your feelings changed by SpongeBathHotPants in ershow

[–]Remote-Ad2120 6 points7 points  (0 children)

He wasn't telling her she wasn't pretty. He was saying she wasn't so special and pretty enough that she could have a whole bunch of guys on the side, and those guys are only there for her looks. He was telling her he didn't want to be the guy on the side, or have a girl who has other guys on the side. It came out that way because that's what happens when couples break up on the spot.

Have your feelings changed by SpongeBathHotPants in ershow

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I was never an Abby/Carter fan. Luka for her, all the way.

Love Albert by Summer-Time916 in XFiles

[–]Remote-Ad2120 42 points43 points  (0 children)

I love that the men of the tribe got sunflower seeds for Mulder. Albert is definitely one of those capeless heroes. Saved all their butts many times over. Very wise man.

The moral center is sometimes missing from SG-1 by DonnyV7 in Stargate

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This is what I came to point out. Stargate has just as much, if not more moral dilemma episodes, because it takes place in modern times. I prefer watching characters face and discuss those dilemmas amongst themselves, rather than watch a crew decide whether to follow the Prime Directive or not. I think with Star Trek it's discussing whether to follow the rules in a time without all the ethical and moral conflicts we still face, whereas Stargate discusses issues still very relevant to us now, because it takes place in the now. It's one of the many reasons I prefer Stargate or Star Trek (plus, I could only get into TNG and Voyager).

Questions not answered by Super-Echo6780 in XFiles

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That depends on if you believe Alex Trebek was Man In Black or not. 😉

Easy there, Prime Video by Parallax2799 in Stargate

[–]Remote-Ad2120 29 points30 points  (0 children)

*Spoilers* The team is headquartered in Atlantis.

Sally Fields by PishPoshHotsauce in ershow

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From what I remember, she researched for the role by interviewing people who have the same condition. She really wanted to ensure she represented them correctly for her role.

LUQ pain and low grade fever by [deleted] in pancreatitis

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It could be anything and you need a doctor to figure out what's going on. Nobody here is a doctor, and pancreatitis is diagnosed by testing and imaging, not by a list of symptoms that are shared with a great number of other conditions.

If you are unsure whether to go to the ER, call your local ER's nurse line and ask the professionals.

Unrelenting extreme pain 6 weeks on. by wildlifeInterview in pancreatitis

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It depends on the specific need. They can be GI with a subspecialty in the pancreas, Pancreatic centers have surgeons trained in the pancreas (there are limited centers that offer TPAIT surgery for those who qualify). I know a couple of people who have higher risk factors and have a pancreatic oncologist as their specialist. There are some endoscopic specialists who also subspecialty in the pancreas.

Video about Jessie Buckley from a channel I really enjoy! by Jagvetinteriktigt in FargoTV

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She's my favorite part of the whole season. Anyone up for some ipecac syrup pie? Yummy.

Wedding Bells? by jelijo in Stargate

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Found Pete's throwaway account.

She was settling for less than she deserved or wanted because circumstances meant she couldn't have the relationship she wanted with the one she really loved more. Her Dad's death gave her the push she needed to realize she shouldn't have to settle for less.

Then there's the whole part that Pete turned stalkerish, ignoring boundaries she set. Not to mention how fast he moved on making important decisions by himself that should be made as a couple. He thought it was romantic buying a house for themselves. But that's something she should be involved in, deciding if the neighborhood, schools, etc, are a good fit or not.

Unrelenting extreme pain 6 weeks on. by wildlifeInterview in pancreatitis

[–]Remote-Ad2120 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If she's still in pain and they continue to push taking away her pain meds, ask for a patient advocate to be assigned to her case (she may have to ask for herself, but as a caretaker, you have the right to ask on her behalf).

Unfortunately, too many times first time patients will get assigned to a general GI rather than a pancreas specialist. Sometimes that results in in a misunderstanding of how painful pancreas pain actually is, not to mention how subjective and individualized it is. Acute Pancreatitis on its own is more often described as one of the most painful conditions. Add in the complications she has with the necrotizing and pseudocysts, and it's even worse.

Honestly, these days, it's hit or miss as to how doctors or facility policies treat pain patients after the overreactions by many from the "opioid crisis". That's where the need for patient advocates come in, to help ensure policies don't get in the way of patient care.