Does anyone experience this?
hey all, jus wondering if anyone expeience some slight pain in the area even lower than ur lower tummy...to put it crudely...is the area where the hair is...i don't know what is that area call..sorry...is not very often...and the pain is very mild..like a gentle knock...then it will be gone..it comes n go..i experience this during the 2 weeks (6th to 21st day of my cycle) when mi n my BF was actively at it...and i ovulated think on the 16th day. Period due 20th/21th aug... what could that pain be?
Does anyone experience this? What should i do?
I don't think a medical doctor can help u too much there, I counselor would probably be more appropriate! There they will help u discover what is keeping u awake at night and keeping u from concentrating. They will also identity your automatic thoughts and where they are coming from. All ur issues can be addressed and u will learn to deal with them in healthy ways! I think ur best best is going to see a counselor!
Does anyone experience ASMR?
I have had asmr since I was a child, though of course I didn't know what it was then. I only recently discovered that there are others that share this experience. I have fallen in love with video on youtube, though some trigger it more than others. I started listening to "hynosis" vids, knowing I wasn't getting hypnotized but loving the asmr that many triggered. The feeling I get is an extraordinary tingling over my scalp. This feels very pleasurable, and it's nothing that I can compare to anything else. If it is a really strong trigger it can drift from my scalp , down my back, even to my thighs. It is incredible. Video's I like are by kiwiwhispers, whispercrystal. I also really like ASMR roleplaying video's. Some of my favorites are linked below: this first link is by kiwiwhipers and it is really wierd but I love it, especially when he pans back and forth. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjkKDn-5G... Here's another relaxation/sleep hypnosis type listening video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxRmtyTZf... The rest of the list is all role playing video's. These are big the asmr world because they really work. You may think they are a bit strange but if you have asmr you don't care. If it triggers the tingles you crave it. These first two are by lushwhisper and they should be listened to with your eyes closed in a relaxed position. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgkcpcoD4... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Asr18iaru0w&feature=BFa&list=PL94EFDBFAC9CD9932 The next one should be watched and listened to. It is another role play. It starts off a little off and she's a bit off herself, but it works. You need to watch this one because her facial expressions and observation really trigger the asmr (at least for me.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AufuFIH3iGs&feature=BFa&list=PL94EFDBFAC9CD9932 this newest role play one is another make up one and it is really long. I love that. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBoUgI4Qy1A&feature=BFa&list=PL94EFDBFAC9CD9932
Does anyone have experience with Airbnb?
I am from India...and stay in US, and have used AirBnB to stay at people's places. I am sure this is slightly different than your case, but here are my 2 cents:Before you book any place through AirBnb, and you being new etc, look at previous reviews of the host. They help a lot. More number of reviews from diverse set of people can give you some guarantee in terms of quality of stayLook at host's life on AirBnB, how long they have been on AirBnB and other stuff. If a host is too new, you might want to take it safeLook for photos of host's house for more details. Sometimes AirBnB photos are verified and watermarked for authenticity, check that out.Check the local hotel rates during that time, to get a fair idea of how much you are paying.AirBnB has a security insurance now days which protects hosts and guests both! More host because they have bigger property exposure. Keep the helpdesk and emergency number handy, like add to speed dial etc.However good a guest might be, I would keep my valuables in a safe fashionI myself have booked 4 times ans stayed thrice. 2 times with my wife and one time with a bigger friend group. My experiences have been wonderful, and full of meeting great people!
Does anyone have experience with chemo, in dogs?
Putting an older dog through it? No. Both of my experiences come from dogs under 8 years old. I had a dog diagnosed with Lymphoma at 6 years old. We did the chemo (along with a million natural therapies to try to offset the damage from the chemo). When he died 14 months later, he was technically in remission. I have a good friend whose 7 year old Malamute was diagnosed. She decided against the chemo, not wanting to prolong the inevitable, and lost him about 5 months later. He was happy until the very last week of his life. My point is that these were relatively young, otherwise healthy dogs...and even then my dog only got a another year of life from the chemo. It made him sick, he was vomiting and lethargic after therapy sessions. I felt terrible for him. IMO, it wasn't worth it and I wouldn't do it again. I really don't think I'd put a poor old dog through it. I would care for and love the dog until he lost his quality of life, and then it would be time to let him go. I'm sorry I don't have a more optimistic outlook for you...but I just haven't seen the benefit your vet describes.
Does anyone else ever experience this?
I board at a barn with a lot of other teenage girls, for background info on my issue! I really like furthering myself as far as businesses in the horse world. I did some things with classic equine last year, and received free merchandise as a result of it. My intentions were not for the free merch - but it was fun to get it! So this year, I got in touch with a lady who just started up her business and I may be doing a sponsor/Distributor deal with her. Girls at my barn always try and copy me, will go to the same company and do the same things I do just to get the free merchandise. None of them have been successful, But I guess it is frustrating since I take days to write up nice business letters and these girls kind of put others to shame by writing up a sloppy email with spelling errors. I don't do these deals with companies to get free stuff, no that's not the case. I really just want to further myself as a person, and It looks really good on college applications. Some of these girls are my friends, but do you think its bad of me for not telling them whats completely going on with my life, and for some cases not telling them until the deals done with that certain company? Thanks, no rude answers
Does anyone else experience this....???
I think it is a slight allergic reaction. It happens to me too. I eat carrots and like them so I am not extremely allergic but that happens when I peel carrots too (not when I am just handling them for a few minutes though). It is worse if I work with pumpkin. My hands go from the dry feeling to actually burning then. It does happen to me too. I could be wrong about the allergic reaction but it definitely a reaction of some sort since it doesn't happen to anyone else in my family.
Does anyone have a mentee experience? How do you build the relationship with a mentor?
Although we weren't officially in mentor/mentee relationships, there are several individuals that I admired who served as role models in shaping me into the person that I am now. Although I've been married and in my career for almost three decades and have raised two great sons, I still remain in touch with some of them and have personally thanked them for the role that they knowingly or unknowingly served in my life. In one situation, the person was one of my college professors, he contracted me to work for him on a few projects, and most recently he has actually come to me on several occasions to seek my insight (the student becoming the master?) although I highly respect him and actually took my sons to meet him.Based upon my experience, I believe that the best way to cultivate such a relationship is to demonstrate that you're highly interested in the insight that your potential mentor can provide, and I would make sure that this person realizes that you appreciate and treasure every opportunity that you have to obtain insight from his or her wealth of knowledge. You might begin the process among a group of individuals, but you can always ask the person directly if he or she has time to have one-on-one sessions or conversations with you.Do not assume that potential mentors will decline such a request because they are too busy. I'm extremely busy, but I love my career and also thoroughly enjoy helping to guide young individuals in pursuing or achieving success in my field.
Does anyone have any experience with this bandsaw?
one thing you have to know about a bandsaw is that the cuts are slow and very deliberate -- this is not a chop action but, rather a very precise cut........D&M Tools are passionate about tools. As one of the largest independent tool retailers in the UK we supply professional power tools, hand tools, machinery and accessories . As tool specialists D&M Tools offer the very best brands in power tools such as Makita, Dewalt, Bosch, Metabo, Trend, Mafell, Panasonic, Festool and Fein and machinery brands such as Record Power, Startrite, & Scheppach . We stock a huge range of power tools including cordless drills, cordless saws, cordless combi drills, cordless screwdrivers as well as routers and angle grinders. Our machinery range includes, lathes, bandsaws, table saws, spindle moulders, planers and thicknessers and pillar drills as well as dust extractors, welders and water pumps. D&M tools also offer a huge range of hand tools and accessories from Irwin, Stanley, Bahco and many more including hammers, screwdrivers, hand saws, clamps, spanners, chisels and wrenches. We also stock an extensive selection of clothing and workwear including trousers, jackets, sweatshirts, hoodies, T-shirts, socks and footwear from top brand Snickers, Dickies, Jobman, Apache and DeWalt Great brands, Great deals and Great range backed up with our famous D&M service, why shop anywhere else? my opinion and quik search ==== this D&M tool sales company offers this bandsaw for $499.00 UK Pounds from their website ... the $800.00UKP is excessive and you should do more searches for the best price .... I have no experience with a bandsaw other that high school wood shop [years ago] but I think that D&M appears to be a good company and at their price you cannot go wrong ...../////////// sorry no pounds "L" symbol on my USA L-top .... just because the price at $800L seems to indicate reliability and quality does not mean that it is the best and a bit more shopping on your part may help you find a bandsaw that is equal to the SB 3.0 for a lower price ---- like I said it is a slow and deliberate cut == and what about the blades?? be sure you seek that answer and buy a band saw that is a common sized replacement band... I found that a saw sharpening [[ circular and hand saw blades ]] shop can also weld new bands to the size for any and all bandsaws......... to be covered please order extra band saw blades ....