The nurse was incorrect. It is hypothyroidism. Starting medication.

In Colorado the couple walks in, fills out the paperwork, shows the clerk their ID's, and walk out married.

I was where you were until my inlaws true colors came out. Since I found the skeleton I am pretty sure they would object just to cause pain. Some people are just jerks.

Colorado does not even ask for witnesses. In this day and age where I have proven my identity more times than I can count to get a state ID or passport, I view needing witnesses as a thing of the past

That should never be asked. It is no one else's business and no one else should have a say.

I have read that it can be triggered by a stressful event, is that the case with anyone else? We can pin point when I changed to a period of time when I was in the midst of 4 or the top life stressors. I said shortly after that I felt like I broke and even with counseling and a pyschiatrist to try meds for my mood, it has not helped. I am incredibly angry that it was caught a year ago and they did nothing, not even a phone call to tell me, and they did call to tell me other, sognificantly more minor, test results -that I am not diabetic.

A laundry basket

And the dog, and the adultren, and the cat, and the bird, and the neighbor kids and the husband...

Just skip the wedding all together, the entire process is little more than infantilizing adults. Giving away (as though they are property) Officiants (because anyone needs permission?) Witnesses (because someone is not there of my own free will?) The ceramony and customes are dated and need to die a fast death.

I hesitate about any and all medications. You know that teeny tiny percentage that has off the wall weirs side effects to even simple medications? Yeah me.

Correct

The nurse stressed that the doctor wants to discuss options and the rest of the lab results at an appointment this week. I couldn't get anything else out of them

Yep. Please share your experiences, I am a bit nervous about going in for treatment later this week.

Nope. My son started taking a stupid amount of really long bathroom breaks. Back to complete the subject no matternhow long.

Lol, mine is "You can chew and read" or "you can chew and do math"

When we combine two teen boys for lessons we make sure they have eaten out are stuffed. Otherwise, yeah. I agree low blood sugar can cause behavior issues.

I made the mistake of allowing my son to take breaks from schoolwork to eat. Now he is a teen and eats 24/7 and I am having to teach him that yes, he can eat while doing schoolwork.

Primary insurance $0 just copays Secondary would have if primary, instead it picks up copays.

Go to Ikea, buy your daughter the cheapest wood frame and aome paint. Yse the reat of the money for the procedure.

This.

Why would they want that for him?

Pity we cannot say the same.

I hope you are not suffering head pain from beating your head against the wall explaining this. I am actually happy the UK has a way to do what is in the best interests of the Charlie rather than dismiss his rights in favor of his parents.

This tax zone is unsual and will not have a massive impact on lower income areas, or I would be against it. The planning commission is fully aware of the need and the financial limits in specific zones amd the tax will impact middle class, upper middle class, and upper class significantly more. All while partially solving the headaches that the lower income people face daily as they spend hours commuting. It will reduce what they spend on passes and the amount of time. It is very unusual in how it is being addressed, oddly enough, that is part of the objections. The rich are suddenly getting taxed proportionally to their benefit. They are loud and has the money to spend to be seen. I would be happy to share specifics in a PM, but not on a public forum.

I just book marked that website, thanks! DS is 5'8" and only gearing up for his major growth spurt. Speaking of that his toes just busted through another pair of shoes. Size 14. My budget is not designed for this. At least DH can wear his hand me downs...