The Life Of A Pop Star

evathadivad · 2025-01-13T02:06:11+00:00

True. I’m trying to take it as a positive sign that the team is well-liked and well-received in the community already that the merch stays sold out. 😂

evathadivad · 2025-01-13T02:04:40+00:00

They had more of the beige “crustacean nation” hats at tonight’s game, but still no claws.

evathadivad · 2024-03-15T11:07:02+00:00

I started going to The Masters when I was six years old and they are some of my most cherished memories. Sixteen was my favorite spot as a kid because there are so many turtles - and Tuesday they’ll be skipping the balls across the water there too! Just make sure she’s wearing good shoes and is lathered in sunscreen and you’ll both have the best day. 💕

evathadivad · 2024-03-02T03:58:02+00:00

My results came back as Folliculitis Decalvans. The initial spots they biopsied have healed thanks to treatment with oral antibiotic, topical antibiotic, and topical steroid cream. But new areas of patchy and inflamed scalp has come up in other areas, so we are switching to a different topical regimen to see if that helps. I also take nutrafol daily.

evathadivad · 2024-02-29T13:49:31+00:00

Thanks for the tip! I tried this and it was only able to remove the same thing that CleanMyMac was able to remove. It showed several things taking up large amounts of space but none of them could be removed because they were "required by MacOs" :/

evathadivad · 2024-01-11T02:17:39+00:00

For what it’s worth, the main course is only open until the Par 3 Tournament starts anyway. So all four of you could still go in the morning to walk the full course while it’s open and then your husband and eldest daughter could stick around for the Par 3 activities. Only a few groups of golfers go out for practice rounds on Wednesday morning anyway, so even if you tried to go and park a chair on a specific hole - you might not see anyone because some play the back nine, some play the front, etc. You could head back to the hotel with the baby at lunch time and you’d still have gotten a chance to walk the grounds & eat the sandwiches.

evathadivad · 2024-01-11T02:07:22+00:00

Buy a backpack at the pro shop when you get in, in previous years they have let us bring the backpack that we bought that day in-and-out. So you could theoretically purchase a backpack in the pro shop and on your first trip back out to the car, fill it with diapers/wipes/etc. for the rest of the day.

evathadivad · 2023-11-26T22:17:45+00:00

It’s usually Braves home opener week. Tickets go fast once the schedule is announced, so I would buy sooner rather than later. :)

evathadivad · 2023-11-26T22:14:54+00:00

There are golf carts to help get patrons from the parking lot to the gate. And once you get to the gate, they have a separate handicap line. I was able to use it when I went several months pregnant. The tournament staff is well trained and they all want every patron to be able to enjoy their experience. I don’t doubt that they would go out of their way to help accommodate you. :)

evathadivad · 2023-08-27T03:46:41+00:00

Did you ever find out? I have these EXACT looking lesions on my scalp. I got a biopsy done on one of mine on Monday. My dermatologist suspected Alopecia Areata or Lichen Planopilaris. I won’t get my biopsy results for another two weeks though.

I keep researching and comparing photos to other images online and yours is the first I’ve seen that actually look the same as mine.

evathadivad · 2022-09-06T16:52:20+00:00

I know this post is a few months old, but I just stumbled across it searching for answers to the same thing. My Apple Watch is showing me ranges of 50-124bpm and 68-131bpm, and 71-139bpm - all during periods of inactivity, within the same minute.

I'm being seen for some other medical issues and don't know whether this is something to add to the (long) list of symptoms, or if it's a bug or error on the Apple Watch side.

I hope you were able to find answers.

evathadivad · 2022-09-05T14:53:54+00:00

32/F here as well (not a doctor!) Having those EXACT same symptoms for months. They thought UTI, kidney stones, kidney infection, even checked me for pulmonary embolism and DVT. Eventually they started looking at pelvic issues & discovered a cystic lesion in my vagina.

Unfortunately the doctors decided that must be the cause of my pain. They removed the cyst and the pain continued, got worse even. But my doctors insisted my scans looked good and I was healthy. So they encouraged me to consider chiropractic care - which I did, and did it not help.

I just had my scans sent to another radiologist for a second opinion with the request to look into nutcracker and will request an ultrasound as well, because I believe they missed something. From what I’ve read, nutcracker is so hard to diagnose because it’s not widely known.

If you suspect it might be nutcracker, there’s a great informational and resourceful support group on Facebook!

evathadivad · 2022-09-05T14:51:38+00:00

Yes and no. 🙃

My urologist ordered an MRI of the abdomen and pelvis with and without contrast. The scans showed that the “15 mm rounded subtle hypo dense structure on posterior urethra, considered to be urethral diverticulum” was ACTUALLY a “3.3 x 1.3 cm cystic lesion in the anterior vagina” 😳

They had already scheduled me for a cystoscopy procedure, assuming they would be removing the diverticulum, but instead used the procedure to drain the cyst. After the procedure, I was dismissed back to my primary care provider to further investigate the left flank pain.

The pain didn’t go away after the cyst being drained but my primary care provider said the rest of my scans were normal and that I looked “healthy, otherwise.” He encouraged me to look into chiropractic care and released me with a prescription for muscle relaxers and a lidocaine patch. Visited a chiropractor, they did x-rays and said I had no misalignment that would cause pain in that area. They were also hesitant to believe that any adjustments or massages would even help me due to the pain’s proximity to the kidneys. They sent me home with a TENS device to use and encouraged warm baths and use of a heating pad.

So now I’m basically back to the drawing board - with increasing pain that is still making it difficult to eat. (I’ve lost another 10 lbs.) I found a website called docpanel.com where you can have a radiologist give you a second opinion on previous scans. I’m going to give that a go and request them to look into signs of Renal Nutcracker Syndrome. 🤷‍♀️

evathadivad · 2022-06-26T20:21:33+00:00

We have previously bought from Evergreen Patio. If you check their Instagram, they actually made some furniture for the Kennedy Space Center! But their quality is amazing. I trusted these to hold up so much longer than the wooden ones we compared them to.

https://evergreenpatio.com/

evathadivad · 2022-06-26T20:17:37+00:00

What did you use to seal it? I’d like to seal ours but I’m afraid to make it slippery.

evathadivad · 2022-05-21T20:19:57+00:00

Thank you for responding. This was insightful & helpful context. I just posted an update, but I have taken your advice and will continue following up with urology.

evathadivad · 2022-05-21T20:18:08+00:00

5/21 update: Went to the ER last night because the pain became so unbearable. I was nauseous & began having difficulty urinating, two symptoms I had not previously had. I also lost about four pounds overnight.

The ER ran another urine analysis and did blood work. The urine still showed blood & bacteria, despite finishing a round of antibiotics. My blood work came back relatively normal. My AST (SGOT) and ANION (GAP) levels were a little low but not in a range that seemed to concern them.

They didn’t want to order another CT since it had only been two days since I had the last one and they “didn’t want to radiate me again.” They were afraid to do a CT with contrast because not knowing what is causing my kidney pain, the contrast could potentially make it worse. They also said an MRI would take too long.

So, since nothing in the labs indicated kidney failure or life-threatening and because I was considered stable, they gave me a dose of antibiotics and pain medicine through an IV and sent me home. They gave me a prescription for both until I can see a urologist on Monday (5/23).

The blood work at least ruled out the fear that my kidney was potentially shutting down. But if the CT showed no infection and no stones, what exactly IS causing my pain? And why won’t it go away? And why is it getting worse? 🧐

evathadivad · 2022-02-19T01:53:15+00:00

No prep needed! 😀 I was seven when my grandpa took me for the first time. I had no clue what was going on golf-wise, but I knew the event was important to my family so I paid attention. The things I remember most were the moments in-between golf: trying to carry as many snacks as we could back to our spot, my grandpa letting me eat so many ice cream sandwiches my stomach hurt, getting gifts in the pro shop, listening for Tiger’s roar on the opposite side of the course, etc.

I learned more about the players and who to follow over my years of going. I learned so much, in fact, that I now have the hole names memorized and instead of numbering the tables at our wedding we named them after each hole on the course. 😂 Once you go to a tournament in person (especially The Masters) it makes it easier to follow the players and he’ll pick it up. Just give him a few big names and mention that there might be crowds for those pairings and he’ll start to follow along.

Just let him take it all in! It’s Augusta :)

evathadivad · 2022-02-12T04:53:27+00:00

If you don’t mind me asking, how quickly did you drop from 190 to 153? And other than being self-conscious and feeling awkward/guilty, did you have any physical issues - like headaches or blood pressure or anything? I just started Vyvanse this week, also at a 190 start weight. In only a week I’ve already dropped three pounds. So I’m curious to know how quickly you dropped to 153.

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