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he's reeeally pushing his luck

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My fav American word is actually Fuggedabbouit, it means to move on with your life without looking back at your regrets. I think it is a beautiful word.

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Grandma poison water SNAPPED

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everybody say happy birthday pumpkin

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Americans be complaining about price of cheesed borger

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the first rule of being on the internet is you should have other stuff going on, besides being on the internet

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こふちゃん　ねこまんしょん

とらいあるにゅうきょ中でち

Kofu am doing the trial stay at the cat mansion

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you have to outlive donald trump

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i forgor to add this...

idk if i bitched about this here or only on twitter, but i recently started a new medication (phentermine, a stimulant) and i have to watch out to see if it causes a manic episode (i have bipolar i, and you shouldn't give stimulants to bipolar people in general).

phentermine is an appetite suppressant but i haven't noticed a reduction in appetite and also my insurance doesn't cover it so i have to use goodrx coupons to get it.

and my doctor originally prescribed me zepbound but health insurance in the united states is a scourge on the earth, and mine doesn't cover glp-1's for weight loss (or any drug specifically for weight loss for that matter), only for diabetes. which. you know. i'm trying to avoid having in the first place.

like i don't have $2000 for a month's worth of single-use injector pens. but then my doctor was like "well you can go to a compounding pharmacy for like $250 a month" and like?? she knows where i work?? so she knows i don't make that much money???

so then she prescribed me the phentermine, and like i said, i have to pay out of pocket for. with goodrx it's only like $16 but still it's insane that i've been calling my insurance for weeks to ask them for prior authorizations for these meds, and they're literally just like "sucks to suck loser"

when i first called i literally told them how wild it was that they don't care about people trying to lose weight, and i kid you not, the response was "it's not that they don't care..." and the lady never finished the thought. like yeah. uh huh. cool.

whatever. there's not a point to this other than maybe if you notice some signs of mania from me, please tell me so i can stop the medication. but like so far, all i notice is headaches a couple hours after i take it.

medical talk and health updates under the cut

1st: i think i posted about this a week or so ago, but i think i had viral meningitis (which goes away by itself) for a couple weeks in october but now that's better :)

2nd: i've noticed a pattern of me vomiting up my antipsychotic (lurasidone aka latuda) whenever i eat tomato soup or other tomato-dominant dishes. this has been happening for over a year at this point, and i finally put 2 and 2 together.

so i did some digging, and i found something that no doctor seems to know and/or tell people?? apparently tomato juice is a cyp3a4 inhibitor (the same thing that makes grapefruit juice dangerous for many people on different medications) (i can explain it more if people want, but tl;dr it makes my medication at least twice as strong, and i already take the second highest dose possible for latuda)

so basically, when i eat tomato soup and then take my latuda (which has to be taken with a full meal), i'm basically being overdosed by at least twofold if not more, hence, i feel really sick and inevitably vomit. but much like many lactose intolerant people, i won't let this revelation stop me from enjoying food, so i've decided to not take my medication when i have tomato soup.

so yay!! mystery solved!!! :)

but 3rd: my stupid baka body is hurting me again. my hips hurt?? kinda bad?? idk why, and i'm not in the mood to investigate rn, so i'll see if it passes.

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good music should beat the shit out of you

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medical talk and health updates under the cut

1st: i think i posted about this a week or so ago, but i think i had viral meningitis (which goes away by itself) for a couple weeks in october but now that's better :)

2nd: i've noticed a pattern of me vomiting up my antipsychotic (lurasidone aka latuda) whenever i eat tomato soup or other tomato-dominant dishes. this has been happening for over a year at this point, and i finally put 2 and 2 together.

so i did some digging, and i found something that no doctor seems to know and/or tell people?? apparently tomato juice is a cyp3a4 inhibitor (the same thing that makes grapefruit juice dangerous for many people on different medications) (i can explain it more if people want, but tl;dr it makes my medication at least twice as strong, and i already take the second highest dose possible for latuda)

so basically, when i eat tomato soup and then take my latuda (which has to be taken with a full meal), i'm basically being overdosed by at least twofold if not more, hence, i feel really sick and inevitably vomit. but much like many lactose intolerant people, i won't let this revelation stop me from enjoying food, so i've decided to not take my medication when i have tomato soup.

so yay!! mystery solved!!! :)

but 3rd: my stupid baka body is hurting me again. my hips hurt?? kinda bad?? idk why, and i'm not in the mood to investigate rn, so i'll see if it passes.

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kamala should do her own january 6th. i think it would be funny

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THE BEAST ATTACKS