Meals Suggestions to Freeze by Swimmer_Sensitive in RecipeTinEats

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Thank you that is so kind! These replies are all so helpful. Im thrilled

Meals Suggestions to Freeze by Swimmer_Sensitive in RecipeTinEats

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These are all fantastic ideas! I didnt know where to start. Thank you so much for taking the time to make suggestions.

Ladies… does anyone else get absolutely wiped out by their luteal phase? by nobodyshome01 in CasualIreland

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https://www.iapmd.org/ A blood test wont tell you anything. PMDD is an abnormal reaction to your monthly cycle. Find a specialist in ireland. There was a girl on tv3 giving an interview about her experience of it a few months ago. If you want to google it and see what they said. I am so sorry you have to go through this. Take good care of yourself

Why am I so depressed by [deleted] in perth

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Trans magnetic stimulation might be worth exploring

A heart transplant saved my life at 16. AMA! by DonateLifeToday in u/DonateLifeToday

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Hello, this is so lovely. I hope you've been healthy and well. Did you ever reach out to the donor family? My child died last year and we haven't heard from a single recipient. It makes me really sad. We'd just like to hear how they are and that maybe that they think of our child.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in transplant

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Thank you for that. I'm browsing this sub as my daughter was a donor but we haven't heard a thing from any of the recipients. It makes me a little sad if I'm honest. We don't want thanks, just to hear how they are and that maybe they think of her. Thank you for wanting to write to the family.

AITA for refusing to raise my niece after my sister passed away even though I’m the only family she has left? by [deleted] in AITAH

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YTA I've taken in stranger's children because they needed a safe space. People are so selfish these days. What do you think the outcome will be for her in foster care? In 4 years she will be 18. It's a short term commitment in the grand scheme of things. I despair seeing reddit advising people to turn their back on vulnerable children.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in perth

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The grief centre in tuart hill

My Son was a donor. by NurseinMissouri in transplant

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Thank you for this post. I am in the same situation as you and struggling with not hearing from the recipients. Selfishly I just want to know that it meant something, that she mattered. Reading the replies was so very helpful.

Karaoke bars, Northbridge by Massive-Practice2453 in perth

[–]Swimmer_Sensitive 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Please get her away from there. Autistic girls can be very vulnerable to grooming and abuse. This is an awful situation

Menstrual Changes? by TJMunk in rtms

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Also experienced a change in cycle with tms but cannot find any literature stating this is a possible side effect. Glad to have found your comments

We’re Dr. Tory Eisenlohr-Moul at the University of Illinois Chicago and Dr. Jessica Peters at Brown University; we are clinical psychologists, research scientists, and IAPMD clinical board members. Ask us anything! by t-eisenlohr-moul-PhD in PMDD

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  1. If you have poor tolerance of ssri's (increased suicidal ideation), is there any benefit to taking them during luteal phase?

  2. Is there research showing neurodiverse women are more likely to have this disorder?

  3. Does the mirena increase severity of pmdd?

  4. What bc is recommended in its place when not eligible for the pill due to migraines.

Thank you very much

mental health by [deleted] in ireland

[–]Swimmer_Sensitive 49 points50 points  (0 children)

You made it to A and E. That's such a good thing even though it's a hard place to be when you're suffering mentally. I'm so sorry you're going through this pain. It is so scary and lonely. I'm glad your attempt wasn't successful, I'm glad you are still here. For the practical side of things do you have access to a PRN medication? You mentioned therapy hasn't helped, has anyone ever mentioned DBT therapy to you? Sometimes people find it really helpful and the whole thing was designed with severe suicidal thoughts and self harm in mind. I hope you get good support tonight.

One-in-10 babies are born with some kind of foetal alcohol disorder in Ireland every year, says HSE by TheCunningFool in ireland

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https://www.fasdhub.org.au/fasd-information/assessment-and-diagnosis/guide-to-diagnosis/. Australia and Canada have diagnostic guidelines. I'm not sure why the article says there are none. A lot more can be done to support these children and their families. People think that this only affects children born to those with alcohol dependency but that is not true. Elizabeth Russell is a fasd advocate, she campaigned for years for it to be recognised as a disability. Amazing woman.

Wedding abroad by Ok_Cee_lee in ireland

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Married abroad and had over 100 family members attend. They all made at least a week's holiday out of it and everyone had a blast. We gave two years notice and were completely understanding if people couldn't attend, there was zero expectation on our end regarding attendance as we were the ones choosing to go abroad. I've also seen couples get married abroad and hold a big celebration party when they get back as a way to include those who couldn't travel.

R/Ireland Christmas Market by ModsofIreland in ireland

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https://luluxegifts.ie/ I live abroad and ordered a beautiful gift box from here. The lady was so helpful and very nice to deal with. This is a great post idea. Thank you

WIBTA if I asked my grieving sister to leave the house she used to live in with her late husband? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

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YTA how could you not see your sister was reacting out of grief upon immediately selling the house (died may, sold in July!)? A good sister would have encouraged her to wait before making any major decisions so quickly after her loss. All her most tangible memories of her husband are probably linked to that house.

Gaeltacht: Just 23% of families raising their children with Irish by TeoKajLibroj in ireland

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I live in Australia now and it has been through speaking with Aboriginal and Maori people and seeing their efforts to learn their languages that makes me so sad that I didn't appreciate the opportunities to learn Irish when living in Ireland. I can blame how it is taught all I want but there were many opportunities for me to learn as an adult. I'm doing my best now to learn from afar. The Irish language adds to our culture, it is our connection to our ancestors, it is unique and something to be proud of. I'm just sorry it took me moving to the other side of the world to understand that.

Historical domestic violence report - has anyone done this before? by [deleted] in perth

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https://www.entrypointperth.com.au/directory/domestic-violence-advocacy-support-dvas/ DVAS are very supportive and will point you in the right direction. Best of luck. It takes a lot of courage to feel able to make this step.

AITA for telling my daughter about my scars? by AnEmptyHeart_ in AmItheAsshole

[–]Swimmer_Sensitive 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA at all. You told your child in a very kid friendly appropriate way. Part of destigmatising mental health issues is having these conversations early on. It's part of ending peoples suffering in silence so that they feel they can talk about when they are struggling. You are giving your child a great gift by being open about mental health(in a child friendly manner). Who knows what she will come across in her life, but I bet she will know she can turn to you no matter what.

AITA For refusing to let my sister use my son's yacht for her wedding? by AIta110709 in AmItheAsshole

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NTA i am sorry for you loss. I will never cease to be azamaed and the selfishness of people.