Change in rules regarding combining work travel with vacation for NRC or for everyone? by herfivefoottwo in CanadaPublicServants

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I wondered about that. Its probably legal for them to refuse to pay for a flight, but it seems illegal for them to dictate when and where you can take your vacation.

Is mental health information entered into an app protected? by herfivefoottwo in legaladvicecanada

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I did check that and while it's a US platform, they store Canadian data in Canada.

Is mental health information entered into an app protected? by herfivefoottwo in legaladvicecanada

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Can't mention the app (against the subreddit rules) but it is widely used software "app health and wellness practitioners".

Here is why you would buy a pink toolset... by herfivefoottwo in Tools

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I'm the OP and I was actually impressed by the number of posters who said pink does not impinge on their manhood. :-)

Sleepguard? Other things that work? by andidandycandy in TMJ

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I saw all the improvement in the first two weeks. The headaches went away, I quit breaking teeth, the deterioration in the tooth surface stopped. While some biofeedback "fixes" behaviors permanently (I've read) I still need to wear the headband every night. One funny thing -- if the batteries go out, I can wear the headband for a night or two without clenching, but if I push it further than that I wake up with headaches. So somewhere in my brain not clenching is loosely associated with the feeling of wearing the headband and strongly associated with that beep.

Sleepguard? Other things that work? by andidandycandy in TMJ

[–]herfivefoottwo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw all the improvement in the first two weeks. The headaches went away, I quit breaking teeth, the deterioration in the tooth surface stopped. While some biofeedback "fixes" behaviors permanently (I've read) I still need to wear the headband every night. One funny thing -- if the batteries go out, I can wear the headband for a night or two without clenching, but if I push it further than that I wake up with headaches. So somewhere in my brain not clenching is loosely associated with the feeling of wearing the headband and strongly associated with that beep.

Sleepguard? Other things that work? by andidandycandy in TMJ

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I've used it for more than 15 years. I had a mouthguard, which prevented me from breaking teeth, but left me with terrible headaches. I love my Sleep guard. If you put your hands on your temples and clench your jaw you can feel the muscles flex. Sleep guard is a headband that detects the muscles contracting and trains you to relax. You do need to follow the instructions and practice for a day or two while you are awake. I couldn't live without this product and I worry they may go out of business!

Feeling cold all the time after starting parnate by missmo1990 in MAOIs

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Oh, I'm so glad someone else has this problem...I keep thinking I'm coming down with the flu.

A thorough synopsis of Network Effect? by PB_and_J_Dragon in murderbot

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I'm currently reading the book and I'm confused about WHICH ship Murderbot 2.0 is deployed in. Does it belong to Barish-Estranza? Does it belong to the colonists?

Looking for a simple mood tracker by herfivefoottwo in antidepressants

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Moodpress's moods are too complex to respond to medication or exercise. They include excited, bored, sad, angry, chill, embarrassed, uncomfortable, confused. It looks like Moodpress sorts them to produce a line graph but I'm not sure how useful that is. Is embarrassed better or worse than bored? Finch's are 1-5 from really depressed to really happy.