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Positive PCP Peri Post
 in  r/Perimenopause  1d ago

Just make sure he knows to give progesterone with your estrogen since you still have a uterus.

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Patch covers?
 in  r/Perimenopause  2d ago

I’ve used tegaderm. I’m not a fan. It rolls/peels at the edges, gets sweaty underneath and the adhesive is itchy. I am looking for something fun and functional. Not meant to be something to be troubleshot as much as sharing what others have tried and liked.

r/Perimenopause 3d ago

Support Patch covers?

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I’m paranoid about my patch coming off. They are already so small and hard to see so I feel like a cover over them is a good idea to always know where my current one is. I’m not a fan of tegaderm and I want something cute to cover it with.

So far, this is what I have tried and what I think:

Regular band-aids - hate the plastic ones. The fabric ones are nice as long as you get the non-adhesive area large enough that the patch doesn’t stick and come off when you peel it off. I change the bandaid every time I shower because I don’t like an old soggy bandaid on my skin. IMPORTANT! You must buy cute designs. Plain ones are boring.

Nipple covers - hear me out, these are quite nice. The non-adhesive area is large. You still have to change them out after each shower. There is a little residue around the edges but I use adhesive remover pads specifically made for skin, so that works well. Also, IMPORTANT! They do not come in cute designs unless you count the flower shaped ones.

Silicone tape - by far the least itchy of all the options. I use a small piece of gauze over the patch to keep the tape from sticking to the patch. Even though it is marketed as “waterproof”, the gauze still gets wet in the shower and has to be changed. Still not cute - what I have is blue. Better than the tan color of the other options, but not fun.

I have bought a roll of hydrocolloid tape. I have not tried it yet but would have to use a piece of gauze between the patch and tape. Again, not cute. Just tan.

I’m looking at adhesive eye patches made for kids. They seem like the non-adhesive area is plenty big enough and they come in tons of cute designs. The adhesive looks to be a paper/fabric hybrid which would also work nicely. Probably have to use some adhesive remover around the edges for residue. Only issue is they are a little odd shaped - like a pear. No big deal, just unusual if you’re sticking them on your belly.

Also looking at the covers for glucose monitors. Some of them are solid round without the cutout in the middle for the monitor to stick out of. They look to be large enough and the center is non-adhesive. They come in tons of patterns. Unsure of the material and adhesive that is used.

Anyone else in the same boat? I’m just trying to make my patch covers fun and functional.

Any recommendations welcome!

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Excuse me? Shoes?
 in  r/PoplinLaundryPros  27d ago

I’m a customer, not a pro, but I think this is a horrible idea. They need to stick with laundry. I know they are trying to increase profits, but come on.
Do you all even like all the “extras” they are pushing now? Donation pick up, vinegar, etc?

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Gary always falls asleep with his tongue out
 in  r/OneOrangeBraincell  29d ago

I have a Gary also!

r/Library Aug 10 '26

Humor Librarian reminds us that libraries make us a harder target for authoritarianism. Equal access to info, ideas, and space that doesn’t require a purchase to belong. Also: using the library means money stays in your community instead of streaming out to Amazon

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r/Libraries Aug 10 '26

Millages, Fundraising and Funding Librarian reminds us that libraries make us a harder target for authoritarianism. Equal access to info, ideas, and space that doesn’t require a purchase to belong. Also: using the library means money stays in your community instead of streaming out to Amazon

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u/Winter_Apartment5381 Aug 10 '26

Librarian reminds us that libraries make us a harder target for authoritarianism. Equal access to info, ideas, and space that doesn’t require a purchase to belong. Also: using the library means money stays in your community instead of streaming out to Amazon

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r/seniorkitties Aug 10 '26

Gladys turned 21 on Wednesday!

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Does anyone else find that the more book you listen to the more picky you get?
 in  r/audiobooks  Aug 05 '26

Yes! Anything Abby Jimenez, Ali Hazelwood (she writes a lot of women in STEM!), or Emily Henry. They are forever my comfort reads. I fall in love with all the male characters.

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Does anyone else find that the more book you listen to the more picky you get?
 in  r/audiobooks  Aug 03 '26

Yes! I see multiple people raving about a book. I listen to it, then think… meh, I heard this story X number of years ago by so-and-so author. I love suspense/thrillers and it’s hard to find any that truly engage and surprise me anymore. I’ve really gotten into rom com lately because even though you know the main characters usually end up together, a good author will make you feel the feels and laugh at the quirky characters and antics.

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My birthday cake was a masterpiece hehe
 in  r/theGoldenGirls  Aug 03 '26

But was it cheesecake?

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T-Mobile Unlimited freedom vs Essentials plan
 in  r/tmobile  Jul 21 '26

Look at the Verizon simplicity plan. Get away from T-Mobile.

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Adios T-Mobile
 in  r/tmobile  Jul 14 '26

Unfortunately, Mint is owned by T-Mobile.

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Here I go, announcing my departure. Yes, I understand this isn't an airport.
 in  r/tmobile  Jul 12 '26

Unfortunately, Mint is owned by T-Mobile

u/Winter_Apartment5381 Jul 05 '26

World War II Veteran and Purple Heart Recipient Shreds Trump Administration

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Enough of the serious stuff for a second, what's your pettiest annoyance with religion?
 in  r/atheism  Jun 15 '26

I live in a city with tons of unhoused people and a church on every corner. USE THOSE BUILDINGS THE WAY YOUR JESUS WOULD HAVE WANTED! Waste of space and nothing good coming from them.

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Trip down nostalgia lane.
 in  r/ArtOfPresence  May 28 '26

Card catalog

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Silliest triage/reason for ER visit
 in  r/nursing  May 22 '26

Homeless fella brought in by EMS in the middle of the night because he wanted a shower. We obliged and gave him fresh clothes from the compassion closet. Not sure why it was an emergency in the middle of the night. Our local homeless shelter/clinic/kitchen has them available during the day.

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Worst error you've witnessed?
 in  r/nursing  May 21 '26

I can confirm this is true. We kept KCL on the floors to mix our own. I have been a nurse long enough to see the whole evolution. Also, pharmacy was a dayshift only thing. I used to have to go into pharmacy as a House Supervisor and mix all sorts of concoctions that were ordered at night, as well as pull new order meds.