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777Gemma888 wrote: »What drives a 23 years old woman to get botox all over her face? 🤦 Leaving work for an emergency procedure and it's botox. Smh
Trigeminal neuralgia? 🤷🏾♀️ Botox is also used therapeutically.0 -
777Gemma888 wrote: »What drives a 23 years old woman to get botox all over her face? 🤦 Leaving work for an emergency procedure and it's botox. Smh
Trigeminal neuralgia? 🤷🏾♀️ Botox is also used therapeutically.
Does it help trigeminal neuralgia? I didn’t think anything did. I don’t have it as an official diagnosis but i have regular occurrences of that nerve being pinched and it feels like I’m getting smoked in the face out of nowhere2 -
777Gemma888 wrote: »What drives a 23 years old woman to get botox all over her face? 🤦 Leaving work for an emergency procedure and it's botox. Smh
Trigeminal neuralgia? 🤷🏾♀️ Botox is also used therapeutically.
Does it help trigeminal neuralgia? I didn’t think anything did. I don’t have it as an official diagnosis but i have regular occurrences of that nerve being pinched and it feels like I’m getting smoked in the face out of nowhere
For a small percentage of folks, it can be helpful. Of course, chat to your doctor to see if it's an option for you (with or without a definitive diagnosis). And I'm sorry you may be dealing with TN, in my limited and anecdotal experience, I've yet to hear anyone find a silver lining for this condition.0 -
777Gemma888 wrote: »What drives a 23 years old woman to get botox all over her face? 🤦 Leaving work for an emergency procedure and it's botox. Smh
Trigeminal neuralgia? 🤷🏾♀️ Botox is also used therapeutically.
Does it help trigeminal neuralgia? I didn’t think anything did. I don’t have it as an official diagnosis but i have regular occurrences of that nerve being pinched and it feels like I’m getting smoked in the face out of nowhere
My dad had it. Botox didn't help. Eventually they went through his skull and surrounded the nerve with glycerine. That seems to have fixed it.
The pain was immeasurable by the time they got to that point though . 😣3 -
Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.1 -
777Gemma888 wrote: »What drives a 23 years old woman to get botox all over her face? 🤦 Leaving work for an emergency procedure and it's botox. Smh
Trigeminal neuralgia? 🤷🏾♀️ Botox is also used therapeutically.
Does it help trigeminal neuralgia? I didn’t think anything did. I don’t have it as an official diagnosis but i have regular occurrences of that nerve being pinched and it feels like I’m getting smoked in the face out of nowhere
For a small percentage of folks, it can be helpful. Of course, chat to your doctor to see if it's an option for you (with or without a definitive diagnosis). And I'm sorry you may be dealing with TN, in my limited and anecdotal experience, I've yet to hear anyone find a silver lining for this condition.KickassAmazon76 wrote: »777Gemma888 wrote: »What drives a 23 years old woman to get botox all over her face? 🤦 Leaving work for an emergency procedure and it's botox. Smh
Trigeminal neuralgia? 🤷🏾♀️ Botox is also used therapeutically.
Does it help trigeminal neuralgia? I didn’t think anything did. I don’t have it as an official diagnosis but i have regular occurrences of that nerve being pinched and it feels like I’m getting smoked in the face out of nowhere
My dad had it. Botox didn't help. Eventually they went through his skull and surrounded the nerve with glycerine. That seems to have fixed it.
The pain was immeasurable by the time they got to that point though . 😣
By no means do I have the condition, just flashes of it when I’m chewing sometimes. It’s most certainly nerve pain, but it goes away as quickly as it comes. I cannot imagine living with the condition, @KickassAmazon76 your poor dad 😥1 -
Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
Oh my gosh if you guys meet up please post a meet-up selfie, that would be amazing4 -
The joys of flying during Covid,
Bill Gates’ personal jet,
What do you suppose they’re laughing about?
Hypocrisy at its finest.3 -
Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉2 -
Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉
I'm sure you stand out, outstandingly, most anywhere. As for this place, it looks like it could be part of the fun main strip in Montreal's Old Port (rue de la Commune)!2 -
honeybee__12 wrote: »The joys of flying during Covid,
Bill Gates’ personal jet,
What do you suppose they’re laughing about?
Hypocrisy at its finest.
For the record, I didn't disagree with your post.
That being said, I don't know that they are hypocrites.
If they were preaching about global warming and climate change and lecturing others on how to live and then flying around in private jets, when a Skype call would suffice, then, yeah.... they're hypocrites.
It was recently in the news, that an American individual flew to Iceland in a private jet to attend an award ceremony where he was recognized for his work on climate change. He flew there to simply pick up the award. This, IMHO, screams hypocrisy, entitlement and hubris all in one round-trip.11 -
Motorsheen wrote: »honeybee__12 wrote: »The joys of flying during Covid,
Bill Gates’ personal jet,
What do you suppose they’re laughing about?
Hypocrisy at its finest.
For the record, I didn't disagree with your post.
That being said, I don't know that they are hypocrites.
If they were preaching about global warming and climate change and lecturing others on how to live and then flying around in private jets, when a Skype call would suffice, then, yeah.... they're hypocrites.
It was recently in the news, that an American individual flew to Iceland in a private jet to attend an award ceremony where he was recognized for his work on climate change. He flew there to simply pick up the award. This, IMHO, screams hypocrisy, entitlement and hubris all in one round-trip.
I respect your opinion. ❤️
I believe that Bill Gates does push the man made global warming theory and is involved in many ways in trying to convince us that we have the ability to just shut off oil and switch to alternative fuels.
A totally unrealistic idea imo.
I have no problem with people flying private.
If one can afford it, go for it.
I have flown in many private jets with absolutely no guilt at all (not bragging just admitting facts).
But I don’t try to influence the world and tell other people what they should and shouldn’t do in their life.1 -
Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉
I'm sure you stand out, outstandingly, most anywhere. As for this place, it looks like it could be part of the fun main strip in Montreal's Old Port (rue de la Commune)!
Its in Old Quebec City......i just love that place. Ill start my Rosetta Stone French now in hopes i can get there soon! Do you speak French?
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Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉
I'm sure you stand out, outstandingly, most anywhere. As for this place, it looks like it could be part of the fun main strip in Montreal's Old Port (rue de la Commune)!
Its in Old Quebec City......i just love that place. Ill start my Rosetta Stone French now in hopes i can get there soon! Do you speak French?
Every single day. Start your lessons. The advanced French immersion exam happens once you're next here 😂1 -
Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉
I'm sure you stand out, outstandingly, most anywhere. As for this place, it looks like it could be part of the fun main strip in Montreal's Old Port (rue de la Commune)!
Do you speak French?
As a Canadian who took and passed 10 years worth of public school French classes... No. Not at all.4 -
stevehenderson776 wrote: »Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉
I'm sure you stand out, outstandingly, most anywhere. As for this place, it looks like it could be part of the fun main strip in Montreal's Old Port (rue de la Commune)!
Do you speak French?
As a Canadian who took and passed 10 years worth of public school French classes... No. Not at all.
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Motorsheen wrote: »honeybee__12 wrote: »The joys of flying during Covid,
Bill Gates’ personal jet,
What do you suppose they’re laughing about?
Hypocrisy at its finest.
For the record, I didn't disagree with your post.
That being said, I don't know that they are hypocrites.
If they were preaching about global warming and climate change and lecturing others on how to live and then flying around in private jets, when a Skype call would suffice, then, yeah.... they're hypocrites.
It was recently in the news, that an American individual flew to Iceland in a private jet to attend an award ceremony where he was recognized for his work on climate change. He flew there to simply pick up the award. This, IMHO, screams hypocrisy, entitlement and hubris all in one round-trip.
Just one of the reasons I love you!3 -
stevehenderson776 wrote: »Quebec....i used to go every February. This will be second one in a row i didnt go. Hoping for a summer trip.....please Covid be gone!
Here's to wishful thinking 🥂
But QC's also nice in autumn. There's skiing in winter. Oh and the sugar shack trips for the best maple syrup in teh world come spring.
When you're up here next, let me know, please.
Meanwhile, I dream of Fiji, Taiwan, Columbia. Sigh...
ETA: It helps if I know how to spell FIJI 😭 Not travelling in so long as made me dumber than usual. That's dangerous.
@MaltedTea when i go up there, i would not even think about not telling you 😁 You can find me at the Auberge du Tresor.....i kind of stand out, ill be hard to miss....so no excuses 😉
I'm sure you stand out, outstandingly, most anywhere. As for this place, it looks like it could be part of the fun main strip in Montreal's Old Port (rue de la Commune)!
Do you speak French?
As a Canadian who took and passed 10 years worth of public school French classes... No. Not at all.
Lol
Four years of French immersion here... With honours.
Also no, not at all. 😂2 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »honeybe__12 wrote: »The joys of flying during Covid,
Bill Gates’ personal jet,
What do you suppose they’re laughing about?
Hypocrisy at its finest.
For the record, I didn't disagree with your post.
That being said, I don't know that they are hypocrites.
If they were preaching about global warming and climate change and lecturing others on how to live and then flying around in private jets, when a Skype call would suffice, then, yeah.... they're hypocrites.
It was recently in the news, that an American individual flew to Iceland in a private jet to attend an award ceremony where he was recognized for his work on climate change. He flew there to simply pick up the award. This, IMHO, screams hypocrisy, entitlement and hubris all in one round-trip.
Just one of the reasons I love you!
Back off you smooth talker you... 😠
You already got @Deadman_Diggingup and 99% of everyone else.
Leave some for the rest of us.. 😜6 -
I would enjoy chitchat more if I couldn’t see the reactions. Most of the time they’re meaningless to me anyway. And when I think about them at all they just annoy me. There should be a way to put them on ignore.5
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Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.5
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twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
It's the perfect place to talk about it seeing as it's one of the most popular, contemporary ways to berate or inflate our sense of self.4 -
twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
It's the perfect place to talk about it seeing as it's one of the most popular, contemporary ways to berate or inflate our sense of self.
Hmmm. Good point1 -
Kashmir_314_ wrote: »twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
For the record - I agree with this statement.
I also hugged your previous post.
My love/hate relationship with this place is toxic at times, but you already know this. ❤️ I've put several people on ignore recently to make this place more enjoyable, let's see how this goes.
Testing testing.....4 -
twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
Struggling with this mode of thinking rn myself, I'm still in the torture boat...but to be honest... I do think I feel mentally healthier, at least when I workout.5 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
Struggling with this mode of thinking rn myself, I'm still in the torture boat...but to be honest... I do think I feel mentally healthier, at least when I workout.
It’s probably a very individual thing.
Eta: and it’s a complicated issue involving a $72 billion industry. I’m just a tiny flea trying to figure stuff out.3 -
Kashmir_314_ wrote: »twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
For the record - I agree with this statement.
I also hugged your previous post.
My love/hate relationship with this place is toxic at times, but you already know this. ❤️ I've put several people on ignore recently to make this place more enjoyable, let's see how this goes.
I’m on so many lists!6 -
Sophisticatted_Gentlemanz wrote: »Kashmir_314_ wrote: »twitchandshout wrote: »Thinking about how for a couple of years I equated excessive exercise and constant discomfort with health. And I made “fitness” a moral issue. I thought of my inability to cope well with constant low-grade hunger as a lack of discipline. I think that’s *kitten* now. This is probably an ironic place to talk about this.
For the record - I agree with this statement.
I also hugged your previous post.
My love/hate relationship with this place is toxic at times, but you already know this. ❤️ I've put several people on ignore recently to make this place more enjoyable, let's see how this goes.
I’m on so many lists!
You are on the short list1
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