RawBeautyKristi #2 My life's a mess, sponsored by Hello Fresh
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Tinkywinky1
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Her SSRI's were the cure to everything last year and now they did nothing for her PMDD?? A solid cure might be not fantasizing every illness in existence and listening to your therapist. What happened to therapy twice a week, keto and peloton apparently changing your life
Readuwroteu
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Her SSRI's were the cure to everything last year and now they did nothing for her PMDD?? A solid cure might be not fantasizing every illness in existence and listening to your therapist. What happened to therapy twice a week, keto and peloton apparently changing your life
Well and any normal person, if their medication wasn't working, would talk to their doctor about adjusting it. They wouldn't just keep taking the same medication if it was doing nothing
knivesnflowers
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but ... is that not what a normal doctor would do?
Readuwroteu
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Sounds like a holistic "doctor."
I imagine her treatment will involve a lot of essential oils and money to have her Chakra cleansed
I imagine her treatment will involve a lot of essential oils and money to have her Chakra cleansed
Tinkywinky1
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Cant wait to read how this new doctor has changed her life and then she spirals a month later
liquidlinernotes
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knivesnflowers
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to be fair i just had a pcos review at my new-ish gp and they ran some of the diagnostic bloods again, not sure what they were expecting to have changed though! if she's seeing someone for the first time maybe it's a new doctor thing?
AbnormalFrog
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I am someone with a tit ton of health issues so I can appreciate she may not have dealt with tons of bloods before etc (but then if she's been diagnosed with at least pcos she must have some experience of blood work etc) but is anyone else just like 
yeppp.... a somewhat (not really) long-ish list of things, many of them very basic things (super common to get your thyroid checked, super common to get your vitd checked) that you're being tested for, most of them will be solely to rule things out.
Like. Getting blood work like that is normal? She's in her thirties, hundreds of thousands of thirty-somethings probably get blood taken to investigate probably more than this every week.
She acts like everything with her is such a rare occurrence.
yeppp.... a somewhat (not really) long-ish list of things, many of them very basic things (super common to get your thyroid checked, super common to get your vitd checked) that you're being tested for, most of them will be solely to rule things out. Like. Getting blood work like that is normal? She's in her thirties, hundreds of thousands of thirty-somethings probably get blood taken to investigate probably more than this every week.
She acts like everything with her is such a rare occurrence.
Readuwroteu
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As someone who also lives in the PNW, doctors test your vitamin D levels pretty much every time your blood is taken, because it's SUPER common here to have low vitamin D levels since we get such little sun.
Most of them just seem like common blood panel tests. I had many of the same ones done recently.
The IgA/IgB test is one for celiac disease...I don't think that's a common one to have unless there's a complaint, but if this is that new homeopathic doctor I'm sure they're testing for everything, because the more you test the more likely you are to find something.
Placing bets on how long it takes her to diagnose herself as having celiac just from this single blood test.
Most of them just seem like common blood panel tests. I had many of the same ones done recently.
The IgA/IgB test is one for celiac disease...I don't think that's a common one to have unless there's a complaint, but if this is that new homeopathic doctor I'm sure they're testing for everything, because the more you test the more likely you are to find something.
Placing bets on how long it takes her to diagnose herself as having celiac just from this single blood test.
thewambulancearrived
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For coeliac to be 100% confirmed she also needs an endoscopy as well as the blood markers
Readuwroteu
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I know. I've had both tests done. I'm saying she would say she had celiac after the blood test, in the same way she "suffered from infertility for 15 years" after a PCOS diagnosis.
liquidlinernotes
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I definitely know she could’ve had this work up before, but given that she declared herself to have gestational diabetes after refusing the glucose test, I find it safe to assume she’s self diagnosing in most situations.
Salty Sue
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Did she really?? She's an absolute cracker like. I can't imagine what she'd be like to be around.
Sure did. She didn’t do the “drink the solution test” because sugar can be a trigger for her clusters (yet she’s always eating carbs in her Hello Fresh sponsorships) so she did several days of the glucose test strips and reported to her midwife team.
Clickthelinkbelow
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She doesn't need this stuff. She needs sectioning as she's completely unstable like she's to the point now where she's dangerous. She'll be talking herself into burning everything down at this rate.
Readuwroteu
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There is no doubt in my mind this new doctor is her effort to get off of medication.
She doesn't have depression and anxiety, she's just got an imbalance in her gut microbiome!
PrePackingPrep
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She is mental! Her issue is that she loves to complain and no matter the circumstances, finds a way to frame it negatively. Her lifestyle of doing very little work and making lots of money has enabled her to avoid normal tasks. And because she has almost nothing but free time and few responsibilities, normal adult things feel impossible to her. There is nothing a doctor or medication can do for her until she decides to stop the bs and drop her victim mentality.
If she really wants help she should find a psychiatrist and show them her birth story video. It highlights her stubbornness, inability to see anything beyond her own wishes, denial of reality, unwillingness to accept responsibility for her actions.
If she really wants help she should find a psychiatrist and show them her birth story video. It highlights her stubbornness, inability to see anything beyond her own wishes, denial of reality, unwillingness to accept responsibility for her actions.