Agreed. If she decides to stick it out, they need a) couples therapy, and b) divorce from the in-laws. Set the rules that if they say one word of criticism about his job or parenthood, they're out the door immediately. Period. And he needs to grow a backbone.

Wait...they banned speed cameras? Like the ones on stoplights and such?

OK, I realize as an American I have no room to talk at all, but that's still pretty crazy.

On an immunotherapy now. As it turns out, it's the one I tested for a year. It's on the market! And I was on the lowest dose then. Now, I'm on the highest. I find out next week how well it's working.

Keep an ear out because this is a huge magnetic storm and there may be another before the year's out. It could stretch the length of the country. Of course, these were seen by the camera. I only briefly could see the red.

It’s a vicious cycle. That’s why support groups and therapy exist, but patience also helps. Have patience. It may look like a molehill from your side, but it’s a mountain to us, and we’re slow climbers. We’ll get there. Until then, check on us once in a while, just to talk. Human interaction helps.

Even those declared cancer free have to figure out how to interact with the world again. And it’s hard. Because we’re still exhausted and probably weak or out of shape, and literally everything seems 10x harder now. Throw in holiday depression on top, and it can get overwhelming. (2/3)

That honestly sounds like pancreatitis. And if it is, it's serious. GO TO THE ER.

Stomach viruses don’t last that long. Something’s up. Go to the ER. Seriously. Even e. Coli doesn’t last that long. It may be pancreatitis.

I’m just ready for the wasp swarms to go away.