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My bhabhi who is in Mumbai wants to be a nutritionist and dietician. But she has not studied science..she has done her Mcom from Pune University and has worked in HR for 12 years. After having two babies she wants to do something from home and wants to study nutrition. Any options for her as a commerce student?
She has worked with Deloitte, SunPharma and Piramal group as HR Manager. Completed her Mcom from Pune University and did a post graduation diploma from Welingkars.
My_Qualifications - MPharm from Osmania University.

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In light of the new sub rules, I have "written" a new story. I present for your enjoyment the tale of a handshake. (Graphic scenes not included because it's not Thursday. Please use your imagination and fill in the blanks for yourself.)
I remember the day like it was yesterday. It was hot, dusty, and we were all tired from days of patrolling the rugged terrain of Afghanistan. I was a lowly private, just trying to do my duty and make it back home in one piece. But fate had other plans for me.
We had just finished a meeting with some local elders when a man in a suit approached us. He said he was from some high-ranking government agency and wanted to thank us for our service. I thought, "great, another photo op," but I was wrong.
The man came up to me and extended his hand for a handshake. I extended mine, not thinking anything of it. But as soon as our hands met, I felt it. The most aggressive handshake I had ever experienced.
This guy was squeezing my hand so hard I thought it was going to fall off. I tried to pull away, but he held on tight. I could feel my face turning red as I tried to hide the pain. The rest of my squad was watching in amusement as I struggled to free myself from this man's grip.
Finally, he let go and walked away. I was left standing there, rubbing my sore hand and feeling embarrassed. My squadmates teased me about it for days, calling me "handshake hero" and other silly nicknames.
But as funny as it was, that handshake left a lasting impression on me. It reminded me that even in the midst of war, there are still people out there who have no idea what we go through every day. And sometimes, they just want to show their appreciation in the most awkward way possible.

Just looking at mortgage rates and the rate once the mortgage ends is approx 6-7%. I was wondering what options are there for someone whose fixed mortgage is ending but cannot take out a new mortgage because of changes in affordability. I would image that in such a situation people would have 6 months before exhausting their savings and having to sell but i don’t seem to see many distressed properties for sale.

I started a post about the nitty gritty of how I got to be depending on alcohol every 6-8 hours by the end of this week and my body is angry. But I was just trying to justify.
Drank a little last night, just enough to keep the shakes and anxiety away, and actually slept through the night for the first time in probably 10 days.
Woke to a full on panic attack.
Home for the morning and needing inspiration for not drinking more to soothe the anxiety. What are your go to inspirational books, you tube videos, podcasts for this awful moment. I can’t fill my head with anymore mindless dribble from YouTube shorts. The dopamine just isn’t hitting the same. Distraction would be welcome but I think I need more relevant substance to turn my brain back on to reality mode.

I (F 19) do not have a close relationship with either of my parents. Growing up, I never experienced their love for me. They didn't want to do anything with me. As time went on, they spent less and less time with me. To the point, when my mom would pick me up from the daycare, I would cry because I didn't want to go home. They worked overtime, so I guess I can't blame them for not being there for me. One particular night, I was having a hard time trying to sleep as my mom and dad were fighting. My mom came in crying and slamming the door shut. She thought I was asleep and called someone. I wish I didn't listen to their conversation. Turned out my mom was having an affair with someone. I ought that day to never forgive that man for ruining my parents relationship. I was about 9 y/o at that time and was aware enough to know what my mom was doing. That shattered my little trust I had in her. I became insecure and in result, isolated myself from my family.
Years went by, and my mom got stage 3 cancer. Even after all the trauma I went through my life, I wasn't that heartless to leave my mother be. You can say, I still cared for her. My dad and I (though mostly my dad), stayed by her side as she was fighting through cancer. My dad would bring her gifts and would try to remain cheerful but I knew he was going through a lot too. My dad was trying his best to repair his and hers relationship. And, I was glad he was trying. My mom on the other hand, refuse to forgive him. I was trying to convince my mom, but my grandmother resisted me from doing so. She told me that they both need a break from one another.That break turned into months and months. One day, my mom called me to come home. I came home, and I see my parents sitting on the couch looking serious. I asked them what's wrong and they told me that they were divorcing. I didn't say a word. I didn't know what and how to respond. I went to my room, and minutes later I hear them fighting. I happen to hear them calling me the main problem. I had enough at this point. I ran outside and told them to never call me again. I never saw them after that. I thought they would give me a call or so, but guess they didn't. They divorced, and some months after that my mom was getting married to a new man. She did not send me an invitation, and I didn't even knew she was getting married. My aunt told me the news. When I called my mother, she was like, "oh yeah. Uh, well.. i was going to send you an invitation but..". She didn't say a word after that. I was a bit mad and said, "Well it's not like i was going to attend your wedding either. I do not want to cause you the problems by being their right?". And hung up after that. So, AITA for not attending her wedding?

After months of not seeing each other, my friends (3 gals) had let me know that they wanted to meet up to celebrate my birthday. They asked me to pick a restaurant, and so I chose what I thought was a mid-range restaurant (~$30 per guest for all you can eat). On the weekend of my birthday, we all met at my restaurant of choice, and when it came to paying the bill, they had let me know that we're all paying for our own bill. I was a bit taken back because deep down, I thought that by inviting me out on my birthday, that they would also want to treat me? Am I wrong for thinking this way?
After dinner, we didn't get any desserts nor cake - just chatted and went home afterwards. I felt a bit down because it didn't necessarily feel any different than other time we have hung out together. Not that I think that my birthday is more important (cause it isn't), but at the time, it felt like my birthday was just an excuse to get us to get together. I have to credit one of my girlfriends though, because she stopped me before leaving to give me a card & small gift, which meant the absolute world to me. I don't ever expect friends and family to give me gifts, but it was specially meaningful that my friend went out of her way to do something thoughtful for me.
So overall, is there like a general rule, in terms of who's paying, when it comes to inviting someone out on special occasion, such as their birthday? Is it wrong to anticipate your friends and family to pay for you on your birthday?
Side note: in the past, we would chip in together to get someone something (or do something) for their birthday.

Somehow, MAD HATTER of all villains has a huge library of satisfying stories. Here are 10 you should read, and why:
Scoop of the Century- Batman #49- Features the first appearance of Mad Hatter AND Vicki Vale! Reprinted in "Batman in the Forties."
The Mad Hatter Of Gotham City- Detective Comics #230- Notable for being the source material for a pair of Batman TV episodes. Reprinted in "Batman: The TV Stories."
Head Hunt by a Mad Hatter- Detective Comics #510- A good place to start Gerry Conway’s massive “Return of Hugo Strange” epic, and a satisfying standalone story as well.
The Mad Hatter Flips his Lids- Detective Comics #573- A beautiful homage to Golden Age tropes by Mike W Barr, with beautiful art by Alan Davis, and a shocking final panel. Reprinted in "The Dark Knight Detective" vol 1.
Madness- Legends of the Dark Knight Halloween Special #2- by Long Halloween team of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale. A perfect pick if you like their style but want to read a shorter and more straightforward Batman comic. Reprinted in Batman: Haunted Knight.
Mimsy Were the Borogroves- Detective Comics #787- by “Y the Last Man” writer Brian K Vaughn, it’s a good hearted tale that explores Hatter’s fascination with Carrol and his need to be understood. Reprinted in "Batman: False Faces."
Robin: Year One #1- Robin Year One is great and you should read it. Hatter is the heavy of the first book, kidnapping Dick Grayson’s classmate as part of a human trafficking scheme.
Unknowing- Detective Comics #758-760- Probably Hatter’s most massive criminal enterprise, and the precursor to Gotham Central, maybe the most consistently great series DC ever published.
Unresolved- Gotham Central #19-22- speaking of Gotham Central, this offbeat detective story is just as great as the rest of the series.
Wonderland Gang- Detective Comics #841- my favorite single issue story of Dini’s run, involves a whole gang of oddball crooks inspired by Lewis Carrol characters. Reprinted in "Batman: Private Casebook."

This is the second time I've been away from my house for a few days and my upstairs motion sensor sets off my alarm. Not sure why. My curtains are closed, there's no cobwebs infront of it...
The first time this happened it was brutal because I was in cuba and the app doesn't work in cuba.
I'm thinking I should just arm my alarm to HOME so it doesn't activate the motion sensors.
Any advice?

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Got the Mona Lisa Mini copper IUD. I took some advil before. I wasn't given any numbing or painkillers or dilating agents, also I wasn't on my period so I went in probably in the worst scenario. I've also never had a child or been pregnant, I've also never had a PAP so didn't know what to expect.
My doctor and all the nurses were really great and explained everything. The procedure was very quick but it was painful. The measuring and insertion felt like two very very bad cramps, but it was quick and didn't last long. Afterwards it felt like bad period cramps. They used some solution to stop the bleeding which was the worst part for me, not because it hurt but because I just wanted everything out of me at that point and to put my legs down. I laid on the table for a bit and ended up fainting later (I am a fainter, I don't think most people would faint, don't let that scare you!).
Overall insertion pain 9/10 but it was only for like 10 seconds. Pain afterwards 6/10. I've been on birth control pills for years so I'm not used to the cramping, but took some gravol to sleep through it when I got home. I will be transitioning off birth control in the next 7 days.
So far so good!

So my boyfriend’s best friend lives in the same city as us and since he lives alone, they generally hang out every weekend. I used to do everything with them, going to bars, casinos, basically, drinking everyday and eating greasy food. I gained a good amount of weight, but I have no friends here, so I always would say yes to hanging with them. Lately, I’ve been doing my own thing; going for runs, staying in watching netflix, etc. I know I should make an honest effort to making friends, because I often feel lonely when they are off drinking n what not. I also want to spend quality time with my boyfriend, but usually because I get exhausted hanging with them, when coming home, I usually have something lingering in the back of my mind that I didn’t really care for and let my boyfriend know. He usually gets annoyed dealing with whatever it is I have to say, and it leads to another day of him with his buddies. I feel like I’m caught in this cycle of wanting to hang with them, realizing it’s not aligning with my values, and then being alone. Just wanted to vent somewhere and curious what others think about the situation..

So I’ve recently had some struggles with dating and friendships. And it’s mainly around drugs.
My friends have all gotten into doing cocaine at events recently. My old friends from university. My housemate. Friends from home. All of them.
Honestly, it was an annoyance but i would jus try to ignore it.
But then I was dating a girl for the last few months. And she on the first date started talking about ‘doing bag’. Stories of almost being mugged On holiday because she went to pick up coke. Doing it in the toilets at the pub etc. It bothered me but I tried to ignore it like I do with my friends.
But it dug at me. A lot. And I realised I can’t cope with that in a relationship. And then once we were sleeping together I started to worry about it more. Worried about meeting a girl that doesn’t do it. My mind went to places like other blokes doing a line off her tits (my friend did that with a girl the other day and bragged about it.).
I now get really paranoid that most girls my age are doing it. And even if they stop in the future, I won’t be able to relate to their past. Worry that my future wife might have had guys do coke off her tits. Done MDMA. Things like that.
I feel incredibly stressed by it and it’s even gotten to the point where I walk down the street and want to avoid people coz I’m worried they’re doing drugs.
I’m not sure how to cope with this

Shits been rough lately. Got back 6 days ago from a multi day work trip where I was corralling small town teenagers in the big city for a conference, the same week i was aired on a Got Talent show and buzzed off stage, the same week I finally finished and released an EP I'd been working my butt off for that didn't really go anywhere and the next day after I get back I wake up with a sore throat. And the next day. And the next. It keeps not getting better. Now my chest is on fire, I'm dry heaving and just trying to breathe in and out without dying. This is so stupid. I'm traveling to see my best friend in less than a week on the other side of the country for Easter. I worked so hard for my job, for my music, for my dreams and i wake up coughing and hacking. I know I'm supposed to take care of myself first and all but after I've done all the hustle, work and pursuing my goals I have an acute case of bronchitis to show for it. This is stupid. I did run a hot bath with lavender salts and am drinking lemon ginger tea with honey which is good.
Still, I can't be too upset even if I am frustrated. Even if I'm underpaid and overworked, ridiculed in front of thousands of people, and exhausted from trying to learn every little thing in music to get traction in the industry.... I have a partner who made me soup, got me medicine, holds me really tight while I hack away. I don't think even those rich stuffy judges can brag about something like that. As soon as I showed signs of sickness he searched the grocery store and read through countless labels to find a soup that my body could handle. Then, dissatisfied with the ingredients even after he bought it, made me an even better soup at home. He goes to the pharmacy and buys whatever they recommend for bronchitis and gives me specific instructions to take them. I'm frustrated, yeah. Exhausted, absolutely. But some people will spend their entire lives accumulating wealth, fame, and experiences only for them to be outdone by a burnt out loser with bronchitis because I have someone who loves me in sickness and in health, for better or worse. For richer or poorer. Take that Howie Mandel!

I had a PT appointment yesterday where I’ve learned that I apparently messed up my right hip. My PT suspects a labrum tear, but getting MRI arthrogram confirmation in my healthcare system could take a while (read: forever). Given that, we’ll be starting rehab protocol immediately and see how things go until my follow up ortho appointment for my shoulders in about two months when I’ll be able to request imaging.
I’m 40, have hypermobility spectrum disorder, I’m active (7-10 hours of exercise a week) and compliant with home PT exercise. For now, I have been advised to keep exercising (with some limitations, no running until further notice, etc.) as I need to avoid deconditioning as much as possible if I want my other joints to keep their pain to a minimum and stay in their designated spot.
The no running until further notice thing is heartbreaking as I snow is finally thawing here and I was just about to resume running. I was a bit shocked yesterday and didn’t think to ask questions to my PT. Obviously, I have a great PT whom I trust and will be asking her all my questions when I see her next, but if some of you could give me general answers to help me avoid catastrophizing, I’d be thankful!
What am I looking at here? In year experience, how long does it take to see some improvements with conservative treatment in active, compliant and young-ish women?
Is it possible to fully recover, as in have it be asymptomatic?
Does starting conservative treatment within a week of onset of pain increase my chances of a “full” or quicker recovery?
Any general tips to cope? Things I can do beside home PT program to support or aid recovery (I already meditate, have a healthy balanced diet, work hard at getting enough quality sleep, etc).
I have a tense, multiple resistance bands, foam rollers, bags for ice and heat, indoor exercise bike, TENS unit (and I’m sure other things that I’m forgetting) at my disposal too if need be.
Any other tips/info or even specific questions to ask my PT are welcome and appreciated!

I got into a very minor fender bender w another company car. Barley any damage was done. I had to follow procedures and go for a drug test. Used Monkey Whizz belt. Freaking out now waiting for the results. I haven’t smoke Weed in 100 days but am still testing positive on home tests hence why I used synthetic.

I got into a very minor fender bender w another company car. Barley any damage was done. I had to follow procedures and go for a drug test. Used Monkey Whizz belt. Freaking out now waiting for the results. I haven’t smoke Weed in 100 days but am still testing positive on home tests hence why I used synthetic.

My tinnitus doesn't bother me during the day, and I guess I should feel lucky that it's mild. I can sleep most nights, but tonight, my tinnitus sounds exactly the way it did the first night. It makes me wonder if it's actually gotten better or of it's just me fooling myself into believing that it is. I'm scared of the possibility of having to live with this for the rest of my life. I'm still young (16). I tried everything I could from home: Stretches, cleaning my ears, meditation, I even tried religion. I wonder if God is punishing me for something I did in the past. I'm 3 months in, and I read somewhere that most cases clear up in 6-12 months. If my tinnitus is still there after a year has passed since onset, I'd rather end it all than keep living this way