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No clue what to do for relief. Nothing helps

27 year old Male 5'8 Omeprazole, fiber and miralax Medical marijuana(haven't touched it since I originally got sick on 12/23)

So yesterday our of nowhere my hands and feet got very sweaty and cold, rest of my body hot. Heart rate jumped above 120, vision was affected, lots of pressure behind my eyes, very mild confusion, diahrea, shakyness, my throat felt weird and I had to force myself to eat crackers and my breathing was a little difficult but if I just stayed calm I could breathe fine. This lasted for a solid 4-5 hours hours before I attempted to go to the ER. Upon getting to the ER they were of course packed.

I instructed the person I called to take me to ER to turn around and take me home because I had these exact symptoms during Christmas when I had covid and went to the ER. They checked my heart, my breathing and lungs, and everything else they could. Of course because of how inundated ERs are currently they just chalked it up to one of those weird covid symptoms and sent me on my way. So I'd hate to make their day harder by clogging up the waiting room if they were just going to send me home again.

But I haven't had covid symptoms for a couple weeks now and I had a negative test on January 3rd. This is first time I've had these symptoms since before January 3rd During covid the symptoms I described above came and went in waves, some times all of them, sometimes only a couple of them.

I thought I was over this until yesterday when I had that episodes. I managed to fall asleep even while all of the above was persisting. Ibuprofen and tylenol didn't help at all. I've been taking miralax and benefiber the past couple days for constipation. I thought maybe this was happening because of my constipation, and having that diahrea did help my headache go away, but that was like 14 hours ago and I still feel bad.

I'm sorry for my poor construction and description of this post but I'm scared and all over the place. I just recently switched insurances so getting a new patient doctor to see me soon will be a challenge.

The thing that sucks the most is everyone looks at me weird when I describe what happens, even nurses. It doesn't seem like I'm being taken seriously and I've never been more scared in my life.

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Even this administration isn't going to cancel student loan debt. Perhaps it's time people just suck it up and accept personal responsibility for the debts they rightfully owe. It's called being an adult.

Truth

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COVID relief is a scam!!!

I get covid a little before Christmas. I think "OK no big deal I'll apply for COVID relief with GH and DD and I'll be fine". I get my GH money in 2 days no problem. DD gends me through 3 department and takes 3 days to even apply. They never got me the money. I've been out of work this whole time. I just cancelled the request and hopefully I get to at least go back to work in a couple of days. I know allegedly the DD corporate team is supposed to dash once a month. I hope Tony gets a drink thrown in his face and the app crashes while he does his.

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Been Listening to The Courage To Be Disliked and see what I am/was. How can i stop overwhelming how quick change comes?

So I am at that point where I am finally ready to work on myself. Its strange I thought so many times before I was there, yet it wasn’t until I fully lost everything and started over that, I knew I was there. Tbh I don’t want to make the same mistakes yet mistakes are needed to learn to that. To that affect I also have to consider that, I have to put the work in l, like really put the work in. Ill be starting with Debt, No education, old age(30yr)and lots of problems. So now that I am ready, how do i find where id like to go ahead to? Yes its always been easy getting that initial button push, oh the wonder of a new thing. Yet delving and growing has been horrible unless I thought to myself, this helps another. I have always been a follower, yet the person I am to follow is myself now ha. All in all I think the question is am getting towards, how can I truly plan a life when I never had anything planned, I know zero about myself. Hobbies and likes and notions are all taken from others I am merely a copy.

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i miss when it worked

Ive been clean for over a year now and prior to that was clean for like 1.5 years. But i self harmed regularly from 12 to 20. It was obvs an unhealthy coping mechanism which i dont recommend to anybody but it gave temporary relief. Except the last time i did it i didnt feel any different after. Idk why. I have such strong sh urges now but even if i did im afraid it wouldn't even help, and idk im worried my bf would break up with me or be upset about it. I just miss that post sh feeling so much. I wish there was some way to get it without harming myself. None of the techniques like ice or rubber bands help me at all. Im just stuck with all these awful feelings and no way to get rid of them.

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Looking for advice on how to begin investing money.

Hello, I'm a young 20s worker who has been in the corporate world for ~2 years now. I'm starting to accumulate a decent sized savings account in my bank and am realizing I should be putting this towards actual investments.

Currently 12% of my income goes directly into my 401k and Roth 401k with a 4% match from my employer. After rent, groceries, and bills my take home cash is about 2,000 a month, 25% of my paychecks goes directly to savings, and the remaining ~30% of my paycheck that is left after bills/savings/401k goes into general spending money for eating out and entertainment. I am nearly debt free besides some car payments that will be paid off this year.

So after the ~2 years of employment I have a sizeable 401k and personal savings account to the point I feel comfortable with starting to invest. I am not looking for high risk investments, I hear stuff about mutual funds or investing in this portfolio or that market, but I really don't know how to go about that.

Any advice on how to get started and what safe investments I can get into would be greatly appreciated.

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How to know you’ve found the right dosage/med?

F/28 I am currently taking bupropion 300mg with buspirone20mg and sertraline 50mg. I started on sertraline and my doctor switched me to burpropion so I will try to get off the sertraline gradually. I go to follow up appointment next week and I’ll be at 7 weeks on burpropion, 3 of which at the increased dose of 300mg.

My question is how do I get the most benefit from the medicine? How do you know where you want to be? I’ve found some relief for my anxiety and depression but I still get symptoms. Do your symptoms completely go away or just not as often? Is it realistic to think I won’t have anxiety?

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I worked a 4th and 5th step but I’m still angry toward the person I was 13-stepped by

I did the work and I really tried to be as thorough as possible but I still have moments of anger and resentment toward someone. I was 13-stepped. It sucked. I fell really hard for this person I felt like I could trust. I was in a vulnerable place and they took advantage. I’ve worked to see my part in it. I’ve prayed for this person’s happiness over and over. I feel at peace for the most part but sometimes the anger still wells up. I still see this person at meetings occasionally and I have to hear them talk and share. They have been sober for almost as long as I’ve been alive. It still feels painful. I feel like people hang on to this man’s every word not fully knowing that swooped in on a newcomer and then discarded me like a used napkin. It still hurts and it’s been months. This person moved on and they moved on quickly after ending things with me. I just felt so broken, unworthy, insignificant, like trash. It almost drove me to relapse so many times but thankfully I have a great sponsor and good sober support. I’ve always known that I had issues beyond just drinking and that my alcohol use was just a symptom for greater emotional and spiritual illness. I think I have very deep issues with letting go of certain relationships. It’s been several months since everything ended and I still want this person to want me despite the pain I went through…and they don’t at all. It’s painfully clear that they have moved on. I try to convince myself that it’s a good thing because I prayed for their happiness but I can’t help but think about different outcomes. I keep handing it over to my higher power. I just wish so badly that the pain and anger could be removed forever. I’m so disappointed I’m not really experiencing the relief I thought I’d get after working the 4th and 5th step. I keep trying to resist the urge to text him or publicly out him for the pain he caused. I know my intentions behind that would not be pure. I know resentments are deadly for us alcoholics. I’m hoping as I continue in the steps, I’ll gain more peace.

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Roth IRA and other investments

Hi so I’ve been lurking here trying to learn but want to ask for opinions before I make any moves.

I’m 27 years old and I’ve saved up some money that I’ve realized I should probably be doing things with. I just moved across the country to an expensive city. I make 60K a year but am currently looking for a higher paying job. I have about 50k in my 401k that is invested based on risk. I have mine set on the pretty aggressive side.

I just added 12k to a Roth IRA (for last year and this year) through my Charles Schwab account.

For my Roth IRA I’m thinking about just putting it all in SWTSX. My boyfriend is suggesting I split it between SWTSX and SCHD. From what I read on here, those have a lot of the same companies so it might just be easier to go all in on SWTSX. But I’m open. He suggested SCHD because of the dividends.

I also have 20K in my individual account and I just don’t even know where to start. I’m thinking just a target date fund? Since that will diversify for me.

I have 12k for my emergency fund in a high yield saving account.

I don’t have any debt.

Right now in my life I’m just chilling. I just moved so it’s hard for me to think about my financial goals. I eventually will probably have a child or two and want to own property but those goals seem like they might be 3-5+ years away.

Investing feels overwhelming so I put it off for too long. Even after reading and listening to podcasts I still feel like I don’t know a lot. So if anyone has any other specific recommendations for learning that could help too!

Thoughts? Advice?

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Help working class union members survive past the eviction moratorium and put food in their houses, please donate to our Action Agnostic Relief Fund

Upstate NY's IWW is a union branch. We have a voluntarily funded pool called the Action Agnostic Relief Fund that members and non members can pay into, and our members can take from when in need. The eviction moratorium is likely ending the 15th, many of our members have suffered financially from Covid, flooding, gentrification, and misc private issues. A few are newly disabled and stuck applying for disability in a flooded system. If a donation is specified for the Action Agnostic Relief Fund it will not be used for union activities or anything political (our union is not a voting block and we do not endorse candidates or allow elected officials in the union, but some see union organizing as political). The goal is just to help take care of our members. We also run a free store, medics and other community services. https://donorbox.org/pay-dues-donate. Please designate the donation to the Action Agnostic Relief Fund if you donate that is what directly benefits members. We are a 501c(5) which is not tax deductible as a charitable donation.

The minimum donation is .50 cents which is ramen for one member, a few hundred would help members settle bills and back rent, more would help cover necessarily moves and medical care for two disabled members.

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Customer In Shock After Loan App Declared Them Dead With Obituary For Debt

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Debt-trap forced labor in Taiwan: the latest case constituted human trafficking because the Ugandan students were oppressed and forced to work in Taiwan. The students could not refuse to work because they had run up huge tuition fee debts to the school.

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Personal fundraising

Hey Reddit!

I'm hoping someone can help me. I have suffered from fibromyalgia since 2015 and have chronic, widespread pain and fatigue.

I'm trying to raise money for a treatment that is not available on the NHS, called Ketamine Infusion Therapy.

I hate to ask for help and I'm normally very stubborn about doing things myself, but I am sick of being in pain and I'm desperate for some relief. My mental health is dangerously low because I am without any hope of improvement- I will always have this condition and I will probably always hurt.

I miss who I used to be. I miss working. I miss being able to do my hobbies; jogging, baking & cooking. I miss being independent and taking my son to school. I hate having to constantly penny-pinch and use food banks because the DWP removed all my disability support money (PIP).

The infusion therapy has the potential to alleviate my symptoms for up to 9 months, which would be life-changing. (More info in the link). If anyone is able to donate a little bit, I am hoping I will be able to gather enough to afford the treatment. I would be so very grateful, thank you for reading :)

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/elisabeth-petts?utm_term=eEreNMe6A

Edit to add: I actually made a post in this sub a while ago, about my difficulties with the DWP (them secretly filming me and removing my benefits despite evidence in my support), this has still not been resolved & no trial date has been set, hence why I'm not able to afford the treatments I need.

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Personal fundraising

Hey Reddit!

I'm hoping someone can help me. I have suffered from fibromyalgia since 2015 and have chronic, widespread pain and fatigue.

I'm trying to raise money for a treatment that is not available on the NHS, called Ketamine Infusion Therapy.

I hate to ask for help and I'm normally very stubborn about doing things myself, but I am sick of being in pain and I'm desperate for some relief. My mental health is dangerously low because I am without any hope of improvement- I will always have this condition and I will probably always hurt.

I miss who I used to be. I miss working. I miss being able to do my hobbies; jogging, baking & cooking. I miss being independent and taking my son to school. I hate having to constantly penny-pinch and use food banks because the DWP removed all my disability support money (PIP).

The infusion therapy has the potential to alleviate my symptoms for up to 9 months, which would be life-changing. (More info in the link). If anyone is able to donate a little bit, I am hoping I will be able to gather enough to afford the treatment. I would be so very grateful, thank you for reading :)

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/elisabeth-petts?utm_term=eEreNMe6A

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Can crypto-enabled Strike give Argentinians relief amid soaring hyperinflation

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Amid rising prices, American families fall deeper in debt

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Question about oil production

If you produce oil in a high inflation environment, do you really have an incentive to grow your production? The oil you sell next week will be worth more than the oil you sell this week. Maybe a few pipelines have to be closed for “maintenance”?

This cycle is going to start feeding off itself. The 10year bond can move to 2+% in a blink of an eye. The government has to issue more debt but the fed cannot be seen as buying it.

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