A friend is dealing with depression, and admitted one thing that keeps them going is outliving Trump.

We used to go for my birthday,last time I went was sometime in 2020 when pregnant with my oldest.

Thanks to Google,looks like she can at least get 1 dose. I'll bring it up at her well child visit coming up.

Around what age do they recommend it? My daughter just turned 12,I know her sister had to get it for college. She's caught up on everything else as of last year including HPV.

I bought the Frigidaire Gallery last month before Thanksgiving,so far its working great. I'm trying to get used to the buttons at the top and I need to figure out where the filter is. Everything is so clean!

Love Le Creuset and Pokemon. The bread oven is nice,I have a peche one on my list (if I can find space)

My daughter had a interview this week as a research assistant for a major university canceled via email 2 hours before the start due to 'lack of funding for the position'. Not the first lack of funding reply by far.

Did you see the Andrew Tate 'fight'? Glad to see another one bite the dust.

The law:

(b) PROHIBITED GROUNDS FOR WITHHOLDING.— (1) No record shall be withheld, delayed, or redacted on the basis of embarrassment, reputational harm, or political sensitivity, including to any government official, public figure, or foreign dignitary. www.congress.gov/119/plaws/pu...

Ok,now we wait for the leaks...again

Shoveling snow the other day didn't help,but anti inflammatories took care of that.

Have to wait for age 50,had shingles last New Years so I'll happily get that series of vaccines.

Right now waiting to see if we can keep insurance with the rate increase,but I should check with a orthopedic Dr. Currently trying ibuprofen and gentle stretching exercises.

I started the cream at 45 on my gyn NP's advice. I had a hysterectomy (kept ovaries) at 43 and had noticed some peri menopause symptoms. Had my yearly well womens check up in September along with mammogram,she said everything is looking great and keep using the cream.

Estradiol cream is such a lifesaver! I started it 3 yrs ago.

This 'frozen shoulder' symptom is insane. And of course it's the shoulder I lay on to sleep (probably part of rhe reason)