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I'm continually amazed at how poorly we have treated women in the recent past.Link: Book Review: ‘The Sleep Room,’ by Jon Stock
Fact: The guy in the article was alive during the lives of most of the people posting on this board and was practicing while many of us were alive.
Quote from the article: "As late as 1972, in the fifth and final edition of his textbook, Sargant recommended lobotomy as an alternative to divorce in cases where the cause of a woman’s depression was 'a psychopathic husband who cannot change and will not accept treatment.'”
Next time we (by we, I am including myself) in anyway trivialize what women go through in our society, remember what this article says was an accepted practice to treat "hysterical" women IN OUR LIFETIMES.
My current situation is the opposite. We cut my dosage of Losartan in half six months ago. I was in for my wellness check last week and I was 105/69. Measuring at home I am consistently under 120/80. My PCP told me if I can keep up these readings for the next six months he is open to taking me off BP meds entirely. Then we can talk about cholesterol meds. My overall cholesterol and triglycerides are good, but I need to bring up my HDL numbers up. I have some calcification in my abdominal aorta, and since I am an ex-smoker (quit almost 35 years ago) he is reluctant to take me off the statin completely.Been discussing adding a new blood pressure medicine with my doctor. Mines been creeping up a bit. Called and left a message today that the measurements I'd been taking at home indicated that we should. That was around 2:30. I've had two calls from their office for more information and just got a text from my pharmacist that my prescription was ready to pick up. Not bad service.
I've been on BP medication for the best part of 50 years. I lost so much weight and everything else during the cancer thing that I was able to come off of it for a while and then spend a couple of years of HTZ. I'm not too surprised that it's creeping up.My current situation is the opposite. We cut my dosage of Losartan in half six months ago. I was in for my wellness check last week and I was 105/69. Measuring at home I am consistently under 120/80. My PCP told me if I can keep up these readings for the next six months he is open to taking me off BP meds entirely. Then we can talk about cholesterol meds. My overall cholesterol and triglycerides are good, but I need to bring up my HDL numbers up. I have some calcification in my abdominal aorta, and since I am an ex-smoker (quit almost 35 years ago) he is reluctant to take me off the statin completely.
These improvements aren’t due to significant lifestyle changes like a better diet or more exercise. I think it’s mostly just the reduced stress of being retired.
I'm so very tired.
Does it make me a bad person that I am happy my mother is moving out?
In the end it was the best thing for everyone. Even the cats are happier now. She's proud of her new house, it is very nice, and she is where she feels more comfortable.Not at all.
Who are the three ghost in the lower right hand corner?It looks like it's molting.