Yeah definitely! It took many years and a lot of patience but I found the right regimen. I know you’ve been on a long journey too so I hope you find something soon!

Had to do cold turkey because of the extended release thing you mentioned, can’t cut it in half. So a lot of ibuprofen for the headaches.

I’ve taken a number of mental health medications over the years and Pristiq was far and away the worst to quit. Even when taking it, I knew exactly when I needed the next dose bc withdrawal was that bad. Or if I forgot a dose, I knew right away.

And when they pull through the spaces so that they’re angled the wrong way when they’re leaving, too!

He got only a two week suspension (!) and was supposed to enter a plea here soon

I’d follow Ohio state more closely but it’s real hard to root for them when our coach is a drunk driver 😭

And that’s to say nothing of how the NBA may have intentionally suppressed the WNBA’s earning potential by doing things like locking in 11-year media rights deal and trying to force the sale of a franchise for less than its market value

But I stan Queen Phee forever and mark my words, she just changed women’s sports with her bravery and speaking truth to power.

And honestly the Fever are so problematic so forget them too except my hometown hero Kelsey and now she’s hurt too.

Becky is such a sore winner so forget her too and forget that whole cheating franchise.

AT is one of my favorite players but I already hated the Merc for tanking for Griner, so I couldn’t bring myself to support her this year, and especially not now that her actions jacked up Phee’s ankle so bad.

Missed that happening, thanks

Is Zia Cooke correct? I thought Seattle trade to Washington who cut her, wouldn’t they no longer have her rights? Or is she still reserved?

it’s a reflection of what this culture continues to believe about who is “worth” what.

So when Angel Reese insists on being valued, she’s not being “bigger than the program.” She’s being bigger than the lie that Black women should shrink themselves to make others comfortable.