Painful experiences trigger a strong bonding mechanism in women, which is one of the reasons why they very rarely try to leave men who physically abuse them.
Women who have general anesthesia during C-sections are significantly more likely to experience postpartum depression resulting in hospitalization, suicidal thoughts, self-harm and anxiety, according to recent study.
This may be because general anesthesia during C-section deliveries can delay skin-to-skin interaction or breastfeeding from mother to infant, and can cause more acute postpartum pain.
‘These situations are often coupled with a new mother’s dissatisfaction with anesthesia in general, and can lead to negative mental health outcomes,’ said Jean Guglielminotti, MD, PhD, in the Department of Anesthesiology at Columbia University and lead author, in a statement.
me and prettyhatemachine are throwing a 2007 party and guests are only allowed to dress like people did back in 2007
we're paying the college club to throw it so there'll be plenty of college girls wearing 2007 clothes and hairstyles so if you wanna have sex with a 2007 girl this is your chance
I dug out a hat I got for my birthday, never wore, and forgot about a while ago and started wearing it now
I've never worn hats in my life because I thought they looked bad on me and I never cared for the feel I guess. I like it a lot, my hair is really messy now and looks bad easily and I'm too lazy and cheap to get it cut so this looks very clean by comparison.
also, anyone who wears a flatbill is a terrible person my grandpa wore flatbills but that was back when only farmers wore flatbills
swim has thought about methadone before and even more thought about suboxone, which he's actually used before like 3 times (during wd though) but the biggest reasons he doesn't is because he'd get ripped off his gaba which he currently values a lot more than some govt cuck opiate that prevents you from getting high on real opiates and causes lots of problems long terms
Been taking headshop Crouton again because it helps me not want to kill myself quite as much and things seem to flow a little better when I'm on opiates of some sort. I'll probably order some online because it's a lot cheaper but FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKK I don't want to actually commit to "needing" it that that badly to ordering it in bulk again.
I dunno, I seem to be a little more amicable on it, my doctor said I seemed "better" off seroquel, and I'm sure that's part of it but I was also just starting Crouton again and I think that's why. my personality is a little easier on opiates. I've been seriously considering suboxone but they won't let me because I'm on too much gaba and pharmacy reporting flags all the doctors and tells them exactly how much I'm taking. Not that that's necessarily a bad thing.
Originally posted by aldra
there are very few circumstances where its therapeutic value is greater than existing medicines
just drop the 'medical' charade and legalise it for personal use
tbqh I think in my case it actually probably is, only for insomnia, and only non smoked/vaped ROA
Ive exhausted basically every sleeping medication besides ambien/lunesta and my psychiatrist said like a week ago that those aren't good candidates but didn't tell me why. I didn't ask but I actually agree for several reasons.
The only one that works is seroquel and edibles, and when you compare the relative toxicity of seroquel and weed.. weed does win in this instance by a landslide
