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Jendaby

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  • I also have EDs. I did not know what it was until my sister was diagnosed. I managed to do okay, as long as i was careful about movement, for a long time (though I once tore my rotator cuff opening a door). Then, one day a woman shoved me on a bus, and it actually caused me to turn in such a way that my uterus tore. I was…
    in Obesity and EDS Comment by Jendaby April 2013
  • I <3 my Aroma AWK-115S Hot H20 X-Press 1-1/2-Liter Cordless Water Kettle! :) It doesn't whistle, and heats enough water for me to make a pot of tea while studying. Best wishes!
    in Tea in dorms Comment by Jendaby April 2013
  • I usually HAVE to have a little brain food when I am working on finals and such. I find that I perform better if I have one serving of organic peanut butter or non-GMO tofu before i begin working on a paper, for example. If I am feeling hungry, it is harder to concentrate. I just think that finding a high-protein snack,…
    in How to study without food? Comment by Jendaby April 2013
  • I have a year left on my BA in History, and then I plan to go for a master's in Library Science.
    in Whats your major? Comment by Jendaby April 2013
  • Just in case this post is serious, I just want to say that breasts are not usually something you can exercise away, since the tissue is different. I know it can be very frustrating trying to find clothes that fit correctly, but reduction isn't really an option if you want to avoid painful, expensive surgery. I would…
    in double D BREAST Comment by Jendaby April 2013
  • Hello! My name is Jenifer, and I am a full-time student majoring in history. I am finishing my BA, which i wasn't able to finish when I was "supposed" to because of a health emergency. When i finish my BA, I plan to go on to get my Master's in Library Science. I am also the PTA Board Secretary for the school my kids…
    in Let's introduce ourselves... Comment by Jendaby April 2013
  • Hi! My name is Jenifer, and I have survived many surgeries. My first was a right oopharectomy (removal of ovary) when I was 23, due to a malignant cyst that had killed the organ. I had several laparoscopies between then and my early thirties to remove endometriosis and adhesions. Both of my children were born via cesarean,…
    in New group started today for Surgery Survivors! Comment by Jendaby April 2013
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