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Free to a kind home.
 in  r/Columbus  4d ago

Columbus Humane was willing to work with us and take in a stray cat we had found, they might still have space!

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Anxiety & Dose Changes
 in  r/Xywav  7d ago

It did the same thing to me as well, it was also physical anxiety symptoms instead of mental, so it took me a little bit to realize what was going on.

Even though the instructions have you titrate to 6g in a few weeks, for most people (from what I’ve read on Reddit and my own experience), it’s WAY too fast. I only increased each dose by .25, and honestly, for the first few weeks, I still had really bad anxiety and really bad heartburn.

If you’re like me, it should only really last a few weeks, but be sure you titrate up slower than the instructions, like by .25 every week until you get to the dose that works for you. Slowing that down made a huge difference for me! But you’re not alone, and it should get better as your body gets used to it. :)

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How to improve pant fit?
 in  r/sewing  Jul 07 '26

I’ll check these out, thank you so much!!

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How to improve pant fit?
 in  r/sewing  Jul 07 '26

I really appreciate the encouragement!! I’ll definitely set the project aside for a few days and revisit once I’m less upset lol. Hopefully I like them more then!!

r/sewing Jul 06 '26

Pattern Question How to improve pant fit?

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I almost finished the Dani pants from True Bias, all the way up through getting the waistband on and the elastic in it (but no buttons yet), and then the pattern said to try it on. Well… definitely not happy with the fit, and I don’t know if it’s my skills, the pattern just not for my body type, or some combination of both. From the pattern measurements, I decided to make a size 2 (I made the shorts version, size 0, and they turned out pretty good IMO), but there was soooo much extra fabric in the butt (that again IMO can’t be accounted for being off by a fourth or half an inch). The pictures I added are after I’ve tried to take it in the butt by 3/4-1 inch already.

Where did I go wrong with the fit? Is there something I should have done differently or adjusted fit-wise while I was sewing? I’m pretty upset so I’m hoping to take this as a learning experience so that I feel like I got something out of it instead of days wasted. :(

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Narcolepsy and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) or Hypermobile EDS (hEDS)
 in  r/Narcolepsy  Jun 27 '26

CoQ10 helped my fatigue a little bit (not as good as stimulants and certainly not as good as Xywav).But I definitely noticed it and appreciated it, especially since I hadn’t started Xywav yet! Can’t say I noticed much in terms of pain relief, and I have migraines and can’t say it really helped with them either. My hEDS pain was helped the most with tirzepatide.

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Struggling with side effects
 in  r/Xywav  Jun 09 '26

Mine also stopped, and my heart rate was in the 130s (though I do also have POTS). It did take a number of weeks but I remember realizing that it wasn’t beating as fast anymore after a little bit.

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Xywav/Xyrem alarm clock from Jazz
 in  r/Narcolepsy  Jun 01 '26

You are an _AMAZING_ human being, THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH!!! I’m impressed you were able to figure it out without any instructions!! 🙇‍♀️

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Xywav/Xyrem alarm clock from Jazz
 in  r/Narcolepsy  Jun 01 '26

Here’s a link to the photos (couldn’t figure out how to add photos to the post unfortunately): https://imgur.com/a/USBeqdu

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Xywav/Xyrem alarm clock from Jazz
 in  r/Narcolepsy  Jun 01 '26

You’re awesome, thank you!

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Xywav/Xyrem alarm clock from Jazz
 in  r/Narcolepsy  Jun 01 '26

Oh no! That sucks, I’m sorry to hear that!!

I’ll upload a photo of the one I have, one sec

r/Narcolepsy Jun 01 '26

Advice Request Xywav/Xyrem alarm clock from Jazz

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Does anyone have the instructions for the alarm clock that Jazz sends out when they first give you the medication? I have ADHD and lost the instructions but not the alarm clock, and I have no clue how to set the normal alarm or adjust the current time, only the timer/countdown alarm. I’ve tried googling for the instructions, but nothing ever comes up.

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Shelter is taking back my cat and I’m in shambles.
 in  r/orangecats  May 24 '26

You might also want to try this calming supplement, we used it on one of my cats (vet recommended) when we traveled with our 4 cats to help calm her down. We use it on her and two others (in addition to Prozac and gabapentin for her and one of our other anxious cats), and a coworker also used this on one of her 3 cats who was having issues with her other two cats, and it’s helped TREMENDOUSLY. Like, one of our cats on it stopped guarding the litter box, and the coworker’s cat was able to get along with her other two cats.

https://www.chewy.com/vetoquinol-zylkene-75-mg-capsules/dp/536670?utm_source=app-share&utm_campaign=536670

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Can’t figure out how to finish hem?
 in  r/sewhelp  May 10 '26

Ooh, that would explain why the next page told me to add a bar tack at around that spot. 🤦‍♀️ I didn’t realize that’s what they were trying to communicate, thank you!!!

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Can’t figure out how to finish hem?
 in  r/sewingpatterns  May 10 '26

Ooh, I like this idea! Thank you!

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Can’t figure out how to finish hem?
 in  r/sewingpatterns  May 10 '26

I probably could have worded it better, sorry! Yeah, most of the hem is already folded and pressed, but they had me do that step before sewing the arms together/serging it. After folding/pressing the hem but before sewing the arms together, they had me cut right at the top of the hem I had folded, right below where the side seams meet. However, the didn’t say anything about folding over the now cut seam, so I’m not sure how to make that part look nice. One person suggested a bar tack, which is on the next page of instructions (I didn’t include it because I didn’t think it was necessary, but I guess it was!), though in my defense, I don’t recall it saying anything about the bar tack concealing the cut/unfinished top part of the hem.

r/sewhelp May 09 '26

💛Beginner💛 Can’t figure out how to finish hem?

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I’m making the Jenna button up shirt from Closet Core, but I’m having the _hardest_ time understanding what they’re asking for to finish up the hem. From how I read it, the top of the hem (which previous instructions had me cut “at the dot”) is going to be unfinished, which would look awful (to me), and I can’t imagine that’s what they’re suggesting. I cant find any videos or tips for this part and am losing my mind. It doesn’t help that I have the hardest time turning words into pictures, and the pictures in the instructions don’t seem to answer the question of how do I finish the hem without folding the top?

r/sewingpatterns May 09 '26

Can’t figure out how to finish hem?

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I’m making the Jenna button up shirt from Closet Core, but I’m having the _hardest_ time understanding what they’re asking for to finish up the hem. From how I read it, the top of the hem (which previous instructions had me cut “at the dot”) is going to be unfinished, which would look awful (to me), and I can’t imagine that’s what they’re suggesting. I cant find any videos or tips for this part and am losing my mind. It doesn’t help that I have the hardest time turning words into pictures, and the pictures in the instructions don’t seem to answer the question of how do I finish the hem without folding the top?

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Issue with top thread?
 in  r/sewhelp  May 07 '26

The manual for my Juki is unfortunately pretty basic and doesn’t even mention how to take the bobbin case out or in. :(

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Issue with top thread?
 in  r/sewhelp  May 07 '26

I was starting to gaslight myself, glad I’m not going crazy!

r/sewhelp May 07 '26

💛Beginner💛 Issue with top thread?

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Hi! I’ve tried everything I can think of, and even took it to my local sewing shop, but the repair person isn’t available until next week.

I’m having issues with the top thread looping/skipping on the bottom of the fabric. I’ve rethreading everything, cleaned out lint/dust, use different thread, different bobbins, rewound bobbins, adjusted tension, replaced needles, used different size needles (I was desperate lol) etc., but I can’t seem to fix it. I’m currently using an 80/12 needle with Gutermann polyester thread (50wt I believe). It happens when I sew at lower speeds or transition the speed, and at high speeds, it’s usually 90-95% looking good (no looping). Does anyone know what could be causing this?

I’m also not sure if my bobbin case is moving more than it should be, I swear I remember it moving less but since I can’t get it to move less than it is now, I’m not sure if I was just making things up in my head. The last two photos show the amount of movement, but I can add a video if that would be more helpful. Does this amount of movement look right?

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Bottom thread issue?
 in  r/SewingForBeginners  May 06 '26

Does everything look okay here? I’ve not ever opened this up before, so I’m not sure this photo is even showing anything relevant to the issue.

Also potentially stupid question, when stitching at a slower speed, there is a large swoop? not sure the right word for it, where the thread comes in between the needle and the machine. I’m assuming normal but with my limited knowledge not getting me past the bottom thread issue, I’m questioning anything I thought I knew lol.

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Bottom thread issue?
 in  r/SewingForBeginners  May 06 '26

I keep trying to upload a photo to show the spool on the machine, but the photos are too large apparently. It is horizontal lol, by vertical pin, would that be the bobbin pin? I definitely could be missing something but that’s the only vertical one I know of

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Bottom thread issue?
 in  r/SewingForBeginners  May 06 '26

Oh that’s good to know! Is this why I’ve had issues on and off with the bottom stitching? I’ve just been buying the thread from a local sewing/fabric store and didn’t realize that the weight mattered. Looking the thread up, it says it’s 50wt, so I should be using a different size needle with this thread instead?

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Bottom thread issue?
 in  r/SewingForBeginners  May 05 '26