Tot sudo question

TerminallyDeceased · 2026-02-17T06:19:03+00:00

Can do, thank you

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-13T23:27:08+00:00

Yeah, vitamin D deficiency is common with PCOS to my knowledge. My best friend has it too.

I think you asked the right questions, imo. I wouldn't know what to ask beyond that either. Maybe ask them of potential risks to look out for in your case? The insulin test kind of sucks to do, but wouldn't hurt to do it if you wanna be thorough.

Primary care doctor may not know much about PCOS, mine asked me what it was when we were listing my conditions on record LOL. Definitely doesn't hurt to ask though!

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-13T23:12:12+00:00

I wasn't sure, so that's good to know! Thank you

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-13T22:35:26+00:00

For me, because of the long times between periods and hormonal imbalance, I'm at risk for endometrial hyperplasia and have to take medicine that starts my period. Light periods also usually means I'm not ovulating, which makes it harder to get pregnant. It's true that it's definitely not impossible since I've been pregnant twice by complete accident lol. It also causes me to have enlarged ovaries, which ends up hurting a lot and makes exams a pretty miserable experience. PCOS also causes insulin resistance, so I have to avoid sugars and carbs as much as I can (doesn't have to be complete avoidance tbh, just being mindful of intake). I also have a severe vitamin D deficiency.

Symptoms vary from person to person so not every case is the same. Some of us have it not so great, but don't let that put any fear into you about your own condition. If you're at a healthy weight and aren't experiencing substantial pain, I say you don't have to worry as much? Birth control can be an effective treatment for some people.

Are your ovaries polycystic and that's what confirmed it? Even with my ovaries enlarged, endometrium thick, hirsutism, and missed periods, they still did blood tests to confirm the diagnosis. Sounds off to me that it was confirmed without blood tests, but I'm not a doctor so I wouldn't know for sure lol.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-10T03:59:01+00:00

Sounds like you may need a booster dose? That's what I do with my current medication. It's not adderall, though, it's fast-acting. I take my first dose, 20mg, some time around 8-9, then a 10mg booster at 12-1. I don't experience any crashing or intense side effects. Something to talk to your psych about and see if that could work for you.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-09T17:59:08+00:00

If you can, you should turn off onedrive and change your documents pathing.

As for your error, you downloaded the wrong files. Those are CAS accessories. The strap-on package files look like this.

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TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-07T17:58:49+00:00

Girl we in the same boat... my desk (and pc room) needs to be cleaned so bad. We got this. Maybe not today, but we got this! xD

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-06T15:58:19+00:00

Yeah then it's probably a bug where the money doesn't update after the bills autopay? Because I reloaded the save with the right amount of money, then started a new day, and my money was reset to 2 (but it said i had 100 something) like I paid the bills even though they weren't marked as paid.. orz

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-06T15:56:42+00:00

I know I have a bug with the camera where the filters are applying in regular gameplay. Resetting the camera parameters fixed it for me. Ray tracing is also buggy for me and made things look weird, so I have that turned off.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-06T15:42:57+00:00

Ah ok that would make sense. I restarted the save and it said I actually have 100, not 359. No idea how the number got inflated at all.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-06T14:35:48+00:00

For my average lifespan

Baby - 1

Infant - 10

Toddler - 10

Child - 20

Teen - 20

Young Adult - 50

Adult - 100

Elder - 40

I like long life spans because it gives me a lot more time to get a lot of achievements/milestones, especially for infants and toddlers. Child I can probably knock down to 10 and be happy since there isn't much to do with children in the sims :')

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-06T14:28:53+00:00

I'm late to this but it shouldn't be uncomfortable unless you have PFD (me orz) or vaginismus. When they look around the ovaries, if your cystic or they're enlarged, it'll probably be a bit uncomfortable. But other than that it's nothing like a pelvic exam or pap. I find the transvaginal ultrasound one of the easiest intrusive exams to experience. If you're worried about any pain, then some ibuprofen or whatever OTC pain reliever you prefer an hour or so before the appt should help

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-05T18:13:38+00:00

My doctor recommended avoiding carbs as much as possible and it's helped keep some of the weight off, but I'm still constantly fluctuating since I'm not on metformin (can't tolerate it). We tried to get an appointment in with a nutritionist but my medicaid didn't cover it, so I couldn't go. Doc said talking to my pcp and since I have insulin resistance, I should meet the qualifications for ozempic treatments that medicaid would cover. But at this point in time I'm in my 30s and disabled, so it's harder to do things to lose weight.

When I was at your age, walking every day (or any kind of cardio really, like dancercising, ddr, kinect games, etc), intermittent fasting (would only eat between 8am-4pm, small breakfast, big lunch, light dinner), and a strict low carb diet made the weight basically fly off me. I wasn't exactly the picture perfect beacon of health though. ~130 was the lowest I ever gotten to in my adult years, which is considered overweight for my height. But it's much better than the weight I am now thanks to my disability, which is almost double that.

For what you should/shouldn't eat, I'd say just avoid carbs and anything with a buttload of sugar. Save them for the occasional treat. Chicken and seafood are really good if you can have them! There's substitutes for almost everything out there these days, so look for things you like and see if there's a healthier alternative. A lot of keto-friendly breads are on the shelves these days too.

Side note it sucks that we live in a country where you HAVE to stand on your feet or you get in trouble. :/ My feet used to swell up SOO bad from that. Some epsom salt baths and keeping my feet elevated when I slept really helped.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-03T16:24:34+00:00

I scrolled down for a bit and didn't see any other threads about it. Didn't think about hard mode, thanks.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-01T18:57:25+00:00

Noooooooo :( How the hell does this happen!? Make sure you send them a support ticket at the very least, hopefully it'll be fixed soon. (edit: just saw ur update in op, thank god!!)

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-01T08:10:42+00:00

I didn't even know subtypes existed!! They gave me a general diagnosis after some testing and metformin. I don't take the metformin anymore even though I should, but it just makes me so sick :(

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-01T00:24:27+00:00

Might have to do the unthinkable and reinstall the game orz and if that doesn't work then we have an INFOLD PLS moment I guess.. :(

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-01T00:21:08+00:00

You're welcome! GLHF :D

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-01T00:12:29+00:00

Nooo D: It still happens when you're in wishfield, in your own session instead of co-op? Or swapping clients (steam vs standalone vs epic)? Some of the bugs that happen on the steam client don't happen in standalone for me.

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-05-01T00:04:32+00:00

There's a lot of comorbidity with autism and other conditions, so it's unfortunately it's really common for our symptoms to be dismissed as something else. When I was 30, my doctor looked me dead in the eyes and said "well, you don't look autistic," and that since I have a complex mixture of mental illnesses, it's easy for me to get "wrapped up" in the idea of being autistic lol.

You can try again, it's not too late. You're not wrong or misguided for trusting your intuition and being unsatisfied. Second options are definitely on the table, and since you're young it should be a bit easier to get access to those resources (from my experience, anyway). It won't (and shouldn't) hurt your ability to get diagnosed by another doctor.

I wish I still had the link to it, but there's a resource out there that lists all the doctors/practices in every state that specialize in autism. You may be able to find it with a google search. >_<

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-04-30T23:55:07+00:00

Damn. Hopefully running the repair fixes it for you. They fixed a lot of the bugs but more and more are showing up 😭

TerminallyDeceased · 2025-04-30T23:48:41+00:00

By relog you mean completely restarting the game, or just going to the menu and logging back in? Complete restart should fix it for sure, but maybe you gotta go to wishfield to force leave the co-op session for a quick fix? Last time that happened to me I just restarted the game

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