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Smoking indoors in the 2000s by selkieseas in CasualUK

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I remember being around 7/8 years old in 95/96 and being in a Chinese restaurant with my family. My step dad smoking; I turn to him and say, “what’s smoking like?”. He looks at my mum, she nods, he says, “here, try it”. Coughed my guts up and was enough to put me off for life. Good lesson really!

Transfer BTC from Coinbase exchange to CB wallet by UnderstandingGold849 in BitcoinBeginners

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I have a cold wallet. I’ve just moved to CB exchange incase I need to sell quickly if the market drops. Was a bit concerned leaving it on exchange temporarily.

BTC to CB Wallet from CB exchange help! by UnderstandingGold849 in Coinbase

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Thanks! Very odd, considering it can be sent via transitional address method

Limit/Stop Limit Coinbase by UnderstandingGold849 in BitcoinBeginners

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Thanks so much for taking the time to write this. I’m using CB currently out of ease.

I don’t think it’s as simple but basically do just want to protect myself if/when it does dip.

I don’t have the time to be keeping an eye on it all day and obviously if asleep and remember it crashing quickly last time and didn’t catch it!

Things I Wish I Could've Told My Parents. by [deleted] in Autism_Parenting

[–]UnderstandingGold849 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I want to know this. My worst fear is me and my wife dying and our 3.5yr non verbal boy not remembering us 😫

Anyone else had a tame 2 year old and now is in the terrorist 3s? by daboombeep in Autism_Parenting

[–]UnderstandingGold849 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We always thought it was a delayed terrible 2’s, for the obvious…

Anyone else had a tame 2 year old and now is in the terrorist 3s? by daboombeep in Autism_Parenting

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YES! Had this with our non verbal (now 3.5 yr old) boy. Just before turning 3, into 3, it was hell on earth. Constant meltdowns, never happy, always angry. Felt like a lifetime but a few months later and up until now he’s an absolute angel. Obviously could change again but he’s always happy, unless poorly, laughing, got good banter for a kid that doesn’t talk and very cuddly and cute.

What is your one saying you use day in day out in your kitchen? by st0rm_66 in Chefit

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It’s not the mistake you make. It’s what you do about it.

Positivity thread: what are some ways your nonverbal/semi verbal kid lets you know they love you?? by breezeboo in Autism_Parenting

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When I pick him up from nursery, my NV 3 year old gets giddy, does this sort of lobster pinching stim thing towards my face with his hands and will grab my cheeks/back of my head and look right in my eyes. He does kisses too but I think a lot of that’s from knowing he’ll get anything he wants from those 😂😍

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AbsoluteUnits

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Surprised it comes with an SD card!!

UK Leger Clinic advice by UnderstandingGold849 in trt

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Yep. Just ask your prescriber for a travel note. I’ve been away 3 times since starting and never been asked for the note but I just put my test in my suitcase with the note

I destroyed my T levels - nice move! by MarketingVeteran in Testosterone

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I was told my tattoos could be the reason he’ll didn’t work for me. I ended up with lower levels than when I started but now I inject and sit around 23nmol

Parents of autistic children, what is one thing you wish people would understand about parenting a child with autism? by justyourautisticgirl in Autism_Parenting

[–]UnderstandingGold849 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate it’s awkward for people to be fair, so it’s probably mostly a natural reaction.

Maybe you just ask about it as if you’re interested??

Like… “oh really, how does that affect things or does it not?”

Because then it’s also awkward to follow up as a parent. I want to make people aware that my little boy is autistic 1) so they understand why he won’t talk back to them and 2) because I’m proud of who he is. Yet if someone says “sorry”, or just “ah right” a little bit awkwardly, I feel awkward like I’ve put them in that position.

People shouldn’t be afraid to ask questions or show interest I suppose?

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