Optimal_Guitar8921

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I think the two of them make a beautiful couple. It’s pretty simple, they seem to genuinely love each other.

Your skin is beautiful! Even toned, soft and supple. Dedication to skin care truly pays off.

I’m so sorry she used the dreaded shearing tools. I had this happen to me a couple years ago. One of my friends teased and said “she cut your hair like Edward Scissorhands”. My heart goes out to you - with time and patience your luscious curls will grow back. It’s so maddening

Accutane saved me as well following a horrific cystic breakout after the birth of my daughter in my early thirties. I went through 2 dermatologists before finding my lifesaver. This was in the early 90’s when lots of old school derms were afraid to prescribe it. He took one look at me and said we’ll try one course of short term antibiotics and you’re going straight to Accutane in order to keep scarring to the minimum.
I did all the bloodwork follow up, wore my hat and sunscreen when outside. It was a miracle for me. No bad side effects & the scarring was not bad at all. I followed up with regular facials and did a Jessner peel a few years later.
I saw him when my daughter was a teen as she struggled a bit. He was shocked how great my skin healed.
Keep at it - find someone to listen to you and follow instructions carefully. Sending you the best of luck and healing thoughts to you

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Unfortunately I also experienced hair loss as a result of a chemical reaction to the curly hair products I was using. This happened to my daughter as well.

You may want to google the products you’re using to see if there is anything online stating others experienced the same. I was using Shea for several months and when I added the leave in Milk product my hair was coming out in droves by the root. My daughter had the same issue. Mine was due to a build up of oils in the scalp. It stopped as soon as I quit using it.

Hope you find a resolve soon. It’s kind of frightening to see and feel that I understand.

Walking was the trick for me. Doing the PT exercises twice daily and walks in between. Frequently used packs of ice on the incision region. Mine was posterior, was 58/F. Best recovery after the first 3-4 weeks. The body needs time to rebalance and adjust. Hope you feel better soon

You look beautiful- great choice for a perfect day

Me either

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Maybe try giving your current products a break. I was having great results with Shea until I added Shea Milk leave in conditioner & boom. Huge hair fall out in the past few washings. There’s several mentions made of this on the internet and in this sub. I’ve washed with a clarifying shampoo the past few days and now am trying the no poo shampoo method. My daughter has been having great success with it over the past several months. I was shocked at the amount lost in washing, brushing, hair ties etc. I have super curly thick fine hair and assumed this was normal shedding. Be watchful of ingredients you may have reactions too in not getting the results that you are happy with.

I’ve been unofficially diagnosed with hypermobility in the past few years. I had ACDF C4-C7 18 months ago. Was driving in 6 weeks - full range of motion and am fully fused. Unfortunately I’m still dealing with muscle spasms in left trap & shoulder region. The surgery was necessary-discs were degenerated to close to nothing with bilateral pinched nerves.

I’m in my mid sixties and never seemed to have many issues aside from a hip replacement 7 years ago that was a breeze. Sending you the best of thoughts.

Beautiful ginger ❤️ so loving. We have a female and she’s the most interactive kitty I’ve ever known. As previously mentioned lots of love and attention. I’m so sorry to hear about your beloved Grandmother

Cara for Caramel - she’s adorable

Love the early days

Wow - you’ve been through quite an extensive procedure. Hope you are doing well - sending healing thoughts to you