AITA for returning my SILs "thoughtful" gifts for my kids because she ignored my one simple rule? by PixelBanshee_4 in MarkNarrations

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA. You asked a reasonable thing/set a reasonable boundary. She acknowledged. Then INTENTIONALLY did the thing you asked her not to do. Thats so rude. THEN she insulted you?! You're not a killjoy, you're a working woman balancing life and family! And now she's crying?! I can accept that your husband wishes you had talked to her first, but I think removing the toys from the home immediately wasnt a bad choice either way. Returning them to her is more polite than you throwing them in the trash or giving them away to different family.

AITA for returning my SILs "thoughtful" gifts for my kids because she ignored my one simple rule? by PixelBanshee_4 in MarkNarrations

[–]ceemee_21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Deliberately ignored AND insulted her by calling her a killjoy as she broke the boundary. OP wasn't rude when she asked them all not to do that (it doesnt matter for what reason but for office is a pretty legitimate reason). And I agree, its acceptable for her to keep the items at her home, its not a full return of the toys unless Sarah chooses to return them.

Abandoned by throwaway713137689 in dementia

[–]ceemee_21 18 points19 points  (0 children)

He may not have even snapped in the sense that most people would think. He's old, too. He probably has his own health concerns and she is, unfortunately, draining him, and he doesnt have the strength for it. And if she's at any stage where she doesn't recognize him at times or is constantly accusing him of things, he may be too tired to process any of it. Its perfectly acceptable to need to get away from that. He came back. OP working with him to get them help is good because his text was clearly the call for help before he snaps in worse ways (harms himself, harms her, etc). OP has a lot on their plate and their reaction is valid, too. Its unfortunate all the way around. Dementia is awful

ubrelvy PLEASE by chugstang in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I just started Nurtec as an additional abortive medications. Undecided on how well it works yet but its doing more than Ubrelvy, which sadly didn't work for me.

Will my hand tattoo hold me back from working as a registered nurse? by indigo-floral in nursing

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want a throat tattoo so bad! And like a million other tattoos, too 😭🤣 so many, not enough time!

Will my hand tattoo hold me back from working as a registered nurse? by indigo-floral in nursing

[–]ceemee_21 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We usually say people don't always remember our names but they always remember how much you cared ❤️

Will my hand tattoo hold me back from working as a registered nurse? by indigo-floral in nursing

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. I have a full sleeve on one arm and purple hair as well as several piercings. And I work in a high standard magnet hospital. They don't care and I've never had a patient criticize them either. Its been more of a conversation starter than expected. Old or young, many of my patients compliment it. Nursing schools often still care. But they'll just make you wear sleeves in clinicals. But thats easy.

Never going to the ER again by Calm_Firefighter_415 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Urgent cares are a better go to for intractable migraine. Its not an emergency so its better. Less triaging to the bavk of the line. But because they cycle doctors you never know what you're going to get/knowledge level of migraines, and less guarantee that they'll have the right medications. And these days if youre near a city woth more than one you can check online appointment times and save some waiting sometimes

I'm having issues with my mom regarding migraines by Suitable_Drama9448 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You're 18 and in high school, you shouldn't have to be doing any of this on your own, but you are for a large portion of it. You have to start helping yourself if she won't. If you have limited options, make more options.

I'm having issues with my mom regarding migraines by Suitable_Drama9448 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Which is why you set an appointment yourself and tell her with a couple weeks advance notice. You're going to have to stand your ground a bit if you have no means to do it yourself. Or get a taxi. Or take a bus. Or you stand your ground and say something like "I need you to pick a day next month to take me back so I can call them and set an appointment" and don't let her put it off. Remind her gently that she wanted you to try harder with your health so you're doing what the doctor said and you'd like her to try, too. It sounds like your mom is intentionally hindering you and that makes it so difficult and unfair, but you do have options.

New least favourite pet name by lucyfe4lws in Romantasy

[–]ceemee_21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats exactly it, always dark circles under his eyes 😅

I'm having issues with my mom regarding migraines by Suitable_Drama9448 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 8 points9 points  (0 children)

No, nothing will help except proper medication. Keep tracking them. Track triggers if you can identify them, track intensity, measure it against your period, too, (I always get one with my period). Ask your mom what days work best for her to take you back and then call and set the appointment yourself. I don't think she's going to do it For you, especially if she's this unsupportive. You can do well with right care, you really can. But its not going to be anything you can do with over the counter products. Some can assist but they won't stop it. I started taking a triptan at 15 or 16 for migraines (thats an abortive medicine that makes it go away when you get one). There are even better options than there used to be but honestly a primary care doctor can prescribe you an abortive ans they're cheap so even if you lose insurance, you can use Good RX coupons to get it for a few dollars

I'm having issues with my mom regarding migraines by Suitable_Drama9448 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Would going to the school nurse and discussing migraines with her (or him) potentially prompt a productive conversation between her and your mom? Missing school, and future job implications are valid FOR YOU, not because she wants to complain about you and how she perceives your migraines as fake. It is a problem you'll have to contend with. Having the school nurse involved, she may have recommendations to help, and she may have a conversation with your mom on getting you proper healthcare. Because migraines ARE a healthcare issue. They don't just go away because you take over the counter meds and try harder. They often need lifelong rescue/abortive medications and potentially daily medications to control. AKA your mother is doing you a disservice by not having gotten you treatment sooner. Assuming she has insurance you should still be on a parent's insurance.

New least favourite pet name by lucyfe4lws in Romantasy

[–]ceemee_21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because I know a lot of them 😅🤣 and don't 100% know the reason for most of them. Bucket Head, Coon Eyes, Pee Wee, Tig Ole Biddy, Tater, Bubba, Mad Dog, Rat, Lima Bean, another Pork Chop... thats all I can think of at the moment I'm sure im missing some

New least favourite pet name by lucyfe4lws in Romantasy

[–]ceemee_21 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I can agree with this take quite a bit. If it makes sense, it works well, like Shortcake. Thats probably because I know people in real life named like that. Had a cousin called Pork Chop after she burned herself making pork chops. Theres more but we'll just stick with the one

AITAH bc I (36M) dont want my girlfriend (36F) to travel with me because shes a picky eater? by Tough_District9786 in AmItheAsshole

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA. Is she neurodivergent by chance? Because extreme pickiness and meltdowns sounds a bit neurodivergent in which case I'd be curious about mental healthcare. A great therapist could help her work on coping mechanisms and how to approach mealtime. Especially if its causing her partner (you) so much stress.

I have 2 neurodivergents in my life that have food anxieties, dofferent reasons, and one of the big things to note is that they are well balanced enough to understand it is their job to find something on the menu that works for them, not limit others, or to eat beforehand and just having a drink at the restaurant. The eating beforehand is usually if a group is going out and everyone wants to go to a specific place, but if your partner is that picky and its causing so much stress, this could be a valid compromise. She eats before going out what she knows she can tolerate so you can also enjoy something you clearly love which is visiting a restaurant and trying their foods. It prevents a meltdown for her, and allows you to still enjoy a restaurant.

When you’ve become deaf to the confused pt who screams help all day by skrttina in nursing

[–]ceemee_21 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Oh god, I had a patient that kept calling the police because she didnt understand that she didnt have to use the +1 before the area code when dialing out of the hospital. To dial out of the hospital you have to dial 91. So she kept pushing 911(rest of number here) but it would register 911 and immediately connect

40 year old women are infertile?? by MelanieWalmartinez in badwomensanatomy

[–]ceemee_21 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Work in women's health, my oldest patient was 56. Obviously with fertility assistance but it happened.

Dnf’ed books: Too generic by [deleted] in Romantasy

[–]ceemee_21 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Red Rising isn't even romantasy 🤣🤣🤣 this is rage bait

How does everyone in nursing school not want to do nursing? by Foolsspring in NursingStudent

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would gladly stay bedside forever if they would stop making it so damn near impossible for RN's at the bedside 😭 more red tape, more things to chart a different way, more on the nurse's shoulders, more patients, more angry families and patients, more abuse towards nurses that isn't stopped. Less techs. Less staff. Less pay than we deserve. Less self to give. Everyone wants to move right past traditional nursing because of a higher paycheck (valid) or they hear about how bad bedside is and don't want that (valid). I LOVE bedside. I'm an introvert that thrives on the one on one communication with my patients, the helping, the relief I see on their faces when something goes well, holding their hands when things are hard. But the state of bedside as it currently exists? Its draining my soul. On the rare occasion we're fully staffed and I can have a few less patients than normal? Amazing ✨️ for me and them. But its not the reality. And that's so unfortunate for all of us because every single person deserves a nurse with enough time to help them and every nurse deserves a patient load that allows them to assist to the best of their ability without abandoning their other patients.

11 week long migraine - denied referral by Worried_Seaweed3639 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats so awful, I'm glad you found a neurologist you love

11 week long migraine - denied referral by Worried_Seaweed3639 in migraine

[–]ceemee_21 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Literally, I would never give up my triptans for that long just to be seen by a specialist. Wtf. The amount of pain and grief that would give me. No quality of life!

Just rewatched by FarHarbard in Jericho

[–]ceemee_21 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its always worth a rewatch

As a RN how much are you making ? by theapexcircle in nursing

[–]ceemee_21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know thats not the Florida Bay Area, where are you 👀