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They were banned when I posted that, but I removed that post just now. They are separate processes. Thanks for letting me know.

They have been banned.

I am the admin of this subreddit and I am still active on Reddit. This guy just wants to take the Subreddit so that he can profit off of it. If you look at his profile, he literally profits off of tarot consultations. He does not even participate in the subreddit. He just posts useless AI content anyways. Please deny his request. I am the one who grew this subreddit to 16k members. I want to keep the subreddit.

Appears to be a carpenter bee to me.

It really depends, but it can get very bad.

I walk on a cane full-time in my 30's and I have almost died more times than I can count.

But some other patients barely have any symptoms at all.

The information can obviously be useful, but some of those older EMS guys have told me they can't read small text so well, and several of them have told me that they prefer the text to be a little larger, and there is only so much space. I wish I was kidding.

The scars I have from a robotic thymectomy are relatively small, although they are technically noticeable.

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It does look like ptosis, but most cases of ptosis are not from Myasthenia gravis.

A neurologist could likely help you figure out what is causing it, and even test you for MG, if they suspect it.

My doctor is currently trying to get me on Uplizna.

I know it's rather new, but it seems difficult to find people who have tried it.

I use a 'night light' setting in Linux, which filters some of the blue light, and it helps a lot. I don't think I could use a computer very long without having this setting turned on. I use it constantly, so my screen looks orange all of the time, and people always think that my monitor is broken, but that's how it goes sometimes.

There are probably alternatives in Windows, or other operating systems too. I know some monitors have variations of it built in too, some with software filtering, and on the higher end, there are even some with hardware solutions.

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I use the Litespeed Cache module. I find that it works great for content websites.

Professional Tea Taster is a website about tea.

Website: https://professionalteataster.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalteataster/

Professional Tea Taster is a website about tea.

https://www.instagram.com/professionalteataster/

Hey, sure, why not, I'd love to hear some advice, thanks!

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Reminds me of a guy I used to know that lived under a bridge, who did that same thing. It was crazy, you know, he would drink a few cans of Steel Reserve, and just start pissing his pants, right in front of everybody. My friend even tried to give him a place to stay, and the guy pissed all over his house. What a memory.

Anyways, if somebody has urinary incontinence issues, alcohol makes it way worse.

He should probably see a doctor.

I think as long as the RH is below 60%, it is usually okay, but it's important to keep the humidity relatively stable, without large fluctuations, in order to avoid powdery mildew and so forth. Sure, it would be less risky to keep the RH about 45-50% when going into late flower, but if you are unable to do so, well, I guess that's how it goes.

Hey, that's pretty cool. I had a fun time playing Skyrim back in the day. Hopefully we will be blessed with a new Elder Scrolls game at some point.

Yeah, definitely. I think it's mostly the breathing patterns which wear out of the diaphragm muscles, but I think that the stress is often a big part of it too. I also notice a similar reaction if I talk too much, and if I start raising my voice or begin yelling at all, it wears me out super fast. I guess not everyone is as prone to bulbar symptoms though.

It is a popular topic, which also seems to be a bit polarizing, because many people do seem to get bored with it too, but I've thought about this, and I think most people would prefer to have and allow open discussion, rather than having content restrictions here, but as always, I am open to hearing opinions.

If you want the absolute genuine experience, by all the means, the true original is still great, but Exult has fixed nearly every issue that I remember it having while playing it about 20 years ago and it is definitely the way that I would personally recommend playing the game.

When I have replayed Ultima 7 throughout the years, I have almost always downloaded Exult alongside with it, and it's been a lot of fun watch the Engine grow.

It does the same thing to me. I am currently on 50mg Prednisone after being in the hospital again and my appetite is insatiable. I've been on Prednisone for years now, and at one point, I weighed nearly 200 pounds, and while that's not unheard of for somebody of my stature, it wasn't healthy for me at all. You should also watch your sugar intake because there is a real risk of diabetes.

My Q has all of those symptoms too, and most of them are super common.

I thought the hyperventilating was weird too, but my Q definitely started doing that, and tells me it's because they are 'out of shape', but it's not true, because it literally only happens when they are drinking.

Drano is a super lazy solution which rarely actually fixes anything. It's usually a quick-fix, band-aid type of thing to temporarily get the drain working again. Honestly, most people know this, but they lie about it and suggest Drano anyways, because they think it will cost them less money than a plumber, but that's not even always true. It's not cheaper if it doesn't work, and many people just keep pouring bottle after bottle down, and it adds up. Mechanically clearing the clog is the best method, but even using an enzyme-based solution over a longer period of time would likely be both safer and more effective than Drano.