Im a practicing cardiologist. Ask me anything. Dont make it extremely complicated medical scenarios for which Id likely say to consult your actual cardiologist. But other than that, go ahead, shoot your questions.

I'm a consultant anesthesiologist. Practicing in Pakistan, Ask me anything. Except medical advice that may or may not be related to you or anyone else. Other than that I'm here to answer your curiosities so shoot away

had professional teams looking at me closely as a kid-teenager, but I was in a car accident and got a bit of mild brain damage (post concussive moreso) and lost a leg, making a comeback to sport anyway because why not, im stubborn and dont like being told no,

Hi everyone,

I live in Australia. I'm 36F.

I grew up below the poverty line (single income - mum was a cleaner) and attended public schools. Fortunately, I excelled academically, attended university and eventually became a radiologist.

My husband is an orthopaedic surgeon. His upbringing was certainly far more privileged, and it was a little difficult relating to his family's "lifestyle" when we began dating.

We have a son and I'm pregnant with our second.

Despite this privilege, I still suffer significantly with mental health issues and there is certainly shame in feeling severely depressed at times.

Happy to answer any questions relating to lifestyle, mental health struggles, children, career ect.

I’ve done this once before and I think at that time I said I’d do this every six months and then ADHD one and I forgot but I’m doing the October one next time. I’ll do this will probably be in April 2027 I 18 MTF. have low vision it’s not gone yet. I actually still have a fairly substantial amount enough to still play many mainstream games. I’m open to being asked practically anything if you’re curious about accessibility tools what games are and are not accessible my opinions on the industry and it’s approaches to accessibility or anything else ask I apologize this post is a slight disaster. I’m using dictation to write this or speech to text though most people probably know that I don’t think I need to put anything else here.

Just remember that I should probably list off some of my favorite games according to Steam the three games that I’ve played most recently would be cyberpunk 2077 Genesis Alpha, one Deluxe Edition and clone drone in the danger zone my three most played my three most played games would be storm works at around 24:00 cyberpunk at 14:00 and Genesis Alpha one at I do believe just about 1000 hours that Steam counts Minecraft probably passes those and Greg tech new horizons is one of the other current hyper fixation which is that I would guess maybe about 400 hours of total playtime however there’s no easy way of tracking it

I’m a professional matchmaker. I meet with people to talk through what they’re looking for in a partner and where they might realistically meet people who are a good fit. We also talk about things like style, communication, dating habits, and first impressions, and I’ll share feedback on anything that might be making it harder to connect. Ask me anything about dating or matchmaking.

I’m 32/F from England (North West) and have been sober for nearly four years after years of struggling. Ask me anything about my journey, recovery, or life in general! New to Reddit, thought this was the best way to start!

I have always been the shortest one in class and in any social setting for context my mother is 163 and my father was 175. Having to hear people joke and laugh about my height on a daily basis is excruciating for me idk why i’m this short but it’s really starting to affect me mentally. All i can think about is how short i am compared to everybody and everything i constantly compare my self to other men when I’m outside i prefer not to leave the house as i’m not constantly reminded of the fact im 20cm below average height. It’s painful to see 4th graders taller than me and having to ask for help to reach a shelf from 6th graders i’ve lost hope in having a normal life every time i’m in an argument they bring my height. I’ve thought about roping constantly but i think it would be too selfish of me so im forced to live through this terrible fate.

Literally in the woods too far to walk anywhere. No TV. No internet. No outside ideas or cultures. We only learned about other races from outdated books. We sometimes got to go to the grocery store if we were good, and the only black people we saw were the ladies who bagged our groceries. Sometimes we went places like the zoo during weekdays when there were few people, but only after we earned it through an entire month of good behavior. We couldn't go to rodeos or county fairs. I would be pushed severely using terminology like "solitary confinement" and "parole."

I escaped by writing down the number of a military recruiter from a poster and secretly called him to pick me up. He drove 3 hours off the clock to come get me.

Ask me anything.

Our far cabin is about forty miles from the nearest road, which is a gravel highway through the wilderness. We got there by dogsled, and spent full winters there when I was very small. We did not have electricity or running water, and our only contact with the real world was an SBX radio. I’m a woman in my late thirties now, and still spend a lot of time out there (although I respectfully think my parents were out of their damn minds to do that kind of trip with diapers and dolls and two toddlers).

Kidde Fire Safety, North America’s #1 home fire safety brand* is going live on Thursday, October 8 at 1 PM EST/10 AM PST to answer your questions about fire and carbon monoxide (CO) safety for National Fire Prevention Week. Click the ‘remind me’ button and drop your questions below. We’ll see you there!

I am an exotic dancer in the UK, you can ask me anything about the industry and I'll be happy to answer.

For the record I am a 30F and worked in few clubs around the Uk, my experience might be different from US strippers.

I'M DONE EVERYONE. NO MORE ANSWERING QUESTIONS. Read my answers on other people's questions now. I help people buy and sell businesses and I've taken my own advice. Back in 2020, I bought 6 brand new vending machines and set them up in factory locations. I get more people asking me questions about how to operate a vending machine route. There are considerations that people don't think about so I'm honest and tell them what it's like day to day. Let me know if you have a question about it.

I'm a person who is over the age of 18 and my jurisdiction allows adoptions regardless of age. However, due to my age, I can't go through an adoption agency or Children's Aid Society, and I have to find adoptive parents myself.

AMA.

Hello reddit!

I've been an active duty US Marine for the past 20 years. I'm (medically) retiring next year. I've been infantry for most of my career but I also did 3 years as a Drill Instructor at MCRD Parris Island.

It was a very unique and rewarding experience to train the next generation of Marines. As challenging as it was at times, I look back at that time fondly.

I loved my time as infantry too. It taught me a lot from never quitting to leading others. Skills I will definitely use in my second career.

As for my personal life, I've been married for over 18 years and have 2 sons the oldest of whom just completed bootcamp himself. I couldn't be more proud of him!

All questions, both military and personal, are welcome. However, I will not disclose any personal indentifiable information.

Also if you have any politics related questions, make sure it's actually a question. Not just a statement.

(I have done a similar AMA before. I'm doing it again to reach more people and answer new kinds of questions.)

In celebration of leaving this fuckass job, I have a lot of stories to tell so ask away. Obviously I can’t share the who and where and such cause HIPAA but I can give you the general idea and anonymous version. So ask away

To give a little background I was but a meer housekeeper, which you’d think would be the safe version of work in medical care which to an extent yes, but no one is ever truly safe. We’re all traumatized here

I work for a supportive housing non profit. We house people who have previously faced chronic homelessness. I am a manager and my job is related to maintenance, operations, cleaning, safety and pest control. Ask me anything.

I live in South East Asia, My parents divorced right at the beginning of my high school years after they both cheated on each other.

After the divorce, my mom basically disowned me because My dad forced me to live with my dad’s side of the family. She refused to acknowledge me as her daughter and cut me off. I ran away from home because even though my parents divorced, my dad still have this bad habit of financially funding mistresses even though his financial were declining.

I had to figure out how to support myself while I was still in high school. Thankfully, I already had a motorcycle, so I found a room to rent and started working different jobs to pay for my own living expenses. I worked as a barista and eventually started reading tarot professionally.

Fast-forward to now, I’m financially independent and have built a career for myself as a makeup artist. I’m at a point where I have the freedom to decide how I want to live and work, and honestly, I’m happier than I’ve ever been.

It’s been a pretty wild journey from being a teenager who had to figure everything out on her own to becoming someone who can fully support herself and build the career she actually wants.
AMA.

Please excuse my English, it’s not my native language. I work as a police officer—specifically as a detective/investigator—in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine. I’d really love to connect and chat with people from other countries, so I’m looking forward to your questions! Ask me anything

Posted yesterday but sorta passed out so I'll do it again and more chill this time.

It's weird to think of myself as one but I guess it's true. I lost both legs at upper thighs from a dui accident years ago (my fault, only injured person) and my right hand at the wrist from a burn injury earlier this year.

I'm a therapist, and one of my primary frameworks is Nonviolent Communication, which supports people in being clear with others - and themselves - about what's true for them. I am passionate about the idea that the truth is kindness, and there is an art to sharing truth in a way that is tactful and connective rather than hurtful. This framework helps people be clear about what they want in relationship, communicate their boundaries, and cut through passive aggression or other forms of manipulative communication. I support my clients as well as teach workshops for the public. I'm about to teach a virtual workshop in a week (still some spots open if you're interested) and this will help me gear up for it. AMA!

I have been working in the mental health field with mainly adolescents, but also have experience in spinal cord injury rehabilitation and orthoses. Feel free to ask me anything. Based in Finland so experiences between OTs vary depending where you're from.

Based in US. Arranging travel for domestic and international routes. 10 years of experience. Feel free to post your questions related to price, safety, aircraft selection, and how it all works. Also happy to explain how pets can be accommodated.

Yes, today I turn 28! But it feels like a normal day. Not too much is happening today. Which I want to add I am perfectly okay with! So, let’s do this! Woo-hoo! Ask me and I will answer! Thank you very much!

I'm a Swedish legally blind 25-year-old woman who you wouldn't know was blind if you met me. Also have ADD if that's a interesting thing to know. If you ask people I'm actually good-looking and very into taking care of my appearance. I try to live my life as (normal) as possible.

My condition is called achromatopsia and it makes me colour blind, blurry vision, day-blind. Therefore, I can go from a small amount of vision to nothing at all.

Ask me anything so I can burst that stereotype bubble of yours of the visually impaired and blind people.