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I have an almost 3 week old. I know everything is new and we’re both learning still. After some difficulty in the beginning, she is now nursing and taking pumped bottles. During the day we do a mixture of nursing and pumped bottles. At night we do bottles because she nurses forever and I worry about falling asleep with her, and also so my husband can help via bottle. When I nurse her during the day, she will nurse for 20-30 minutes or longer if I let her. Halfway through I stop hearing swallowing consistently, so I try to keep her awake and focused to nurse for food rather than comfort. Sometimes she will then take the other side but usually she won’t or only will for like 2 minutes. Bu...

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Is it really possible to reduce thyroid in 7 days? To this, the answer is yes: thyroid levels can be reduced to an optimal level within a week, but full recovery takes much longer. You will surely notice a drop in your thyroid levels if you stick to a triangular combination of thyroid medications, a strict diet plan, and thyroid-suppressing physical activity. In a week, thyroid reducing symptoms may not be explicitly noticeable. Still, minor changes are indicative of a downsized thyroid, such as slight weight loss, hair loss, or a better sleep schedule. # Occurrence of thyroid disorders Thyroid conditions are a public health issue in the USA with approximately 20 million people being diag...

I’m going in for a hip replacement in a few weeks. This isn’t my first major surgery, but it is my first post-allergy diagnoses. I’m looking for nutrient-dense, filling, packable snacks to have on hand for when Dietary is backed up, like trail mix or protein bars… My allergies are to dairy, soy, egg, ground and tree nuts (coconut is okay, tho), and tomato. I normally make this kind of stuff myself, but I can barely stand to shower at this point, I need something commercially packaged. I have Walmart, Aldi, Target, Meijer, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe’s in town to shop from. What would you recommend? And TIA!

Hey dog community people! I first noticed something was wrong when I took her to the forest and parks to play. After a 30min car ride, she suddenly felt pain somewhere around his back leg. I thought she might have pulled a muscle and that the long drive caused the muscle to cool down, making it sore. She also had trouble getting up while laying down. (She like whined very loudly).. And when the leg seemed to have healed, then i took her out again to play and the problem came back. It happened 3 times in total when it started to felt like a never ending cycle. That’s when I finally realized something was wrong and decided to take her to the vet for X-rays. That’s where we found out she ...

Hey everyone, Solo founder here building **CalcEat**, a photo first calorie and macro tracker for people who **** traditional food logging. Instead of typing or searching for every food, you just take a photo, get instant calories and macros, then tweak if needed. The goal is to make tracking so fast that people actually stick with it daily. **Where things are at** * 20,000+ meal scans so far * Around 200 monthly active users * Roughly $300 MRR * iOS and Android live in production Pricing is intentionally on the low side because I want this to stay accessible compared to the big players. Right now it is about: * \~$2.7 per month * \~$13.5 per year Behind the scenes I have done a lot o...

Hey rottie community people! I first noticed something was wrong when I took her to the forest and parks to play. After a 30min car ride, she suddenly felt pain somewhere around his back leg. I thought she might have pulled a muscle and that the long drive caused the muscle to cool down, making it sore. She also had trouble getting up while laying down. (She like whined very loudly).. And when the leg seemed to have healed, then i took her out again to play and the problem came back. It happened 3 times in total when it started to felt like a never ending cycle. That’s when I finally realized something was wrong and decided to take her to the vet for X-rays. That’s where we found out ...

I tried the one on the right last week. It’s pretty good. I bought the one on the left today. If there is any difference I’ll find out come taco time in the morning.

Hi, I'm a new owner to a 14 years old mare. I don't know a lot about feed, but right now she is eating the stable feed which is high in both sugar an starch so I want to change it. She already has access to hay 24/7 but I'm living in the desert so there's not really any grass available so only hay. She's eating 2 times a day, around 2.5 kg of feed per day. Giving her vitamins along side. She weighs around 450 kg, crossbred. She's is doing moderate work, 4-5 times a week. Wouldn't say it's intense, going out for hacks mostly walk and trot. In the arena we do cavaletti mostly walk and trot and some canter or lunging and poles. My goal is to build h...

I have been building CalcEat, a photo first calorie and macro tracker that helps people log meals in seconds instead of minutes. No typing, no endless searching in food databases - you just snap a photo of your meal, get instant calories and macros, and then tweak if needed. # Where things are at * 20,000+ meal scans so far * Around 200 active users * Roughly $300 in monthly recurring revenue * Live on both iOS and Android For a solo built app it finally feels like real traction is starting to show, not just "my friends are testing it". # What seems to work * The photo first flow makes logging effortless so people actually track daily * Weight progress with a graph + photos a...

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/helthy-track-food-workouts/id6751759974 Hey everyone! I recently launched Helthy on the App Store this week. It's 100% free. It’s a simple fitness tracking app with: - Clean UI - Quick meal logging (text, voice, barcode, AI description) - Workout logging and customization - Streaks + various themes - A smart dashboard that updates as you eat/train I’d really appreciate honest feedback — things that confused you, parts you liked, anything. No paywall, no ads, no subscriptions, genuinely 100% free. Just trying to get it in front of real users. If you have time to try it out, thank you 🙏

Hope all U.S. afishionados had a great holiday! Here are my rankings for the week: 1. Porthos - Spiced Sardines in Olive Oil - This tin is a contender for daily driver in my book; fish is tender but not mushy, some of the veg actually held up to canning, oil is delicious, and the heat is exactly where I want it. Great straight from the can, but easy to elevate with a bit of furikake. 2. Sanniti - Mussels in garlicbutter Scandinavian tradition - Savory, richness of the butter really is the star of this tin, so much so that it actually overshadows the mussels a bit. Do yourself a favor and warm these in a pan and have some soft bread handy to soak up every bit of the sauce. 3. Trader Joe'...

My little girl is 2 years old and since birth she has suffered with constipation on and off. I have been to the doctor about it - they prescribed a few softeners before eventually putting me on Movicol which helps ever so slightly at the time. The last couple of weeks she’s been constipated and also thrown up after milk or food, although only twice. I believe this was a result of being constipated. We went to the pharmacy and they suggested a suppository for fast relief which did work the first time, but after that did not as she was pushing it out after insertion from pushing and straining for a poo. The last 4 or 5 days she hasn’t passed any stool and she’s now not really eatin...

So, I am very confused about the new work requirements. I am pretty sure i will lose my benefits due to it. Are we all required to essentially reapply now? I went on to check the site to see if anything was going on, and I see that it no longer says I am going to get my December payment? If you think it’s because it was issued already, I checked my connect ebt site and it says no future benefits have been issued. Is this happening to anyone else and is it because I need to reapply? I am in PA.

Hi everyone! I’m a fresh BSN grad with 0 years of experience, looking to apply for nursing jobs in the US. I’m working on my resume and would really appreciate any feedback or tips. If you have a moment, could you comment suggestions or examples of how I could improve it? Thank you so much in advance!