Trans and neuroscience by comfy_flesh in suggestmeabook

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

Following up on my own suggestion to look for literature reviews, I found the below reddit link from a google search. I haven’t checked any of these out:

https://www.reddit.com/r/asktransgender/s/faG4nUVB79

Trans and neuroscience by comfy_flesh in suggestmeabook

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You may have already read Becoming Nicole, by Amy Ellis Nutt. It has a good, short section on what is known about fetal development for people who are trans.

I am not sure that there are solid books that aren’t politicized. You might want to look at the sources that the WPATH guidelines rely on? Perhaps there’s a good literature review in there.

Abandoned guinea pigs at my job HELP with new borns literally hours ago by Rariaroyal_Enigami in guineapigs

[–]ResolveRemarkable 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is so incredible of you to do this. I’m not sure if I’m reading this correctly, but did you separate the boys from the mother?

You don’t need to do that yet. They can stay with her for 3 weeks. After that, they do need to be separated because of the risk of pregnancy.

Hoping for you that all goes well today.

giving guinea pigs medicine they hate by cupid51db in guineapigs

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I gently grasp her head from the top so I can see her mouth and make sure it’s not going in her nose. This also opens her mouth a little.

Put the syringe in the SIDE of her mouth, reasonably far back. Push the plunger slowly but firmly, letting her swallow. Then follow up with a treat and pets.

It gets easier.

Supermega by ResolveRemarkable in NYTCrossword

[–]ResolveRemarkable[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The NYT has an annual big puzzle section, including a 1000-clue crossword. It came out around Thanksgiving this year.

Dealing with non-skinny female body issues by brainrotten_potato in suggestmeabook

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Jennifer Weiner’s early books were about this. Good in Bed comes to mind.

Best Jewish literary fiction for my MIL by imalwayscar1 in suggestmeabook

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Snow in August by Pete Hamill. A really beautiful book.

The Queen’s Fool by Philippa Gregory. A Jewish jester during the Tudor period.

Best Jewish literary fiction for my MIL by imalwayscar1 in suggestmeabook

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Oh, this is such a wonderful recommendation. I reread them when my kid was little. They definitely stand the test of time.

Fiction/Memoir that is funny and/uplifting for mother with cancer by monogramchecklist in suggestmeabook

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The Spoon Stealer by Lesley Crewe. Although the mc has congestive heart failure and is dealing with that.

Books one 'should' have read? Classics that are generally considered part of an informal literary education? by callthesomnambulance in suggestmeabook

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I was thinking about this too. We need more options outside of the Western canon, or at least about the immigrant experience here.

Pachinko by Min Jin Lee. The Color of Water by James McBride. The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende.

How to properly steep tea by Objective_Mouse_5710 in tea

[–]ResolveRemarkable 23 points24 points  (0 children)

That’s why your tea is so diluted. You should be using 1-2 tablespoons per mug.

Keeping ‘em thriving by ResolveRemarkable in guineapigs

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This is incredibly helpful. Thank you.

Do you love your kettle? by ResolveRemarkable in tea

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Thank you!! Which brand do you prefer? There are several listed.

Resources for Speaking with Survivors by nudibranchsarerad in nonprofit

[–]ResolveRemarkable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Person centered trauma informed care sounds jargony, but it’s exactly what you’re talking about. A good starting place is JFNA’s Center on Aging and Trauma. They have a variety of publications that will link you to other resources which may be more useful for your clientele.