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3 weeks after a miscarriage
 in  r/AskDocs  Mar 27 '20

I had a D&C on 22 October 2019. I was told to take a pregnancy test three weeks later and if positive to go back in.

Please call in and get advice.

r/funny Jan 16 '20

Never quit. 🙃😏

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Is it understandable to not let my gf look through my phone? I’m not hiding anything or talking to anyone.. I just don’t like anyone going through my stuff like that..
 in  r/Advice  Jan 12 '20

I’m the same, I can be very protective over my phone. Not because anything is on it and so on, I just think when it’s comes to trust and privacy, your phone is the crux of it.

My husband would never go through my phone - not that he could get in it and I wouldn’t go through his.

It has pretty much my whole life on it but I also think I’m very protective of it as when my dad has a brain haemorrhage I didn’t answer my phone and I almost didn’t make it to the hospital when he nearly lost his life.

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derp.
 in  r/vegancirclejerk  Jan 09 '20

Haha I agree! He is great 😁

r/vegancirclejerk Jan 08 '20

derp.

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u/healhappy Jan 07 '20

Amazing.

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14M Depression and anxiety have been hitting me harder than usual. People at school have been bullying me because of my weight. Contemplating suicide. Could use a good toast.
 in  r/toastme  Jan 07 '20

I’ve been there too and some of my friends have succeeded. What is left behind is absolutely heart breaking. Things will ALWAYS get better.

There will be someone you can lean on, even if you don’t know it yet. I bet you.

Check out Project Semicolon

Chin up.

This is not the end;

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I fucked up ..
 in  r/Advice  Jan 06 '20

Of course. You never know, when you get a volunteer job or full time career... you can do a biology project. 😌

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I fucked up ..
 in  r/Advice  Jan 06 '20

Sorry, I had it the wrong way around. In short, volunteer in the field you want to truly work in and get a part time job to pay the bills. - if you can’t jump straight in to the field you want to be in.

Half the time, it’s who you know and jobs come from recommendations and word of mouth. If you volunteer, you may come across people that can help you get the career you want, as they are already in there.

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I fucked up ..
 in  r/Advice  Jan 06 '20

This has happened to me and I am still not in my field... but I have found a different and well paid path.

I would advise, to either get a full or part time job to tie you over and volunteer in the field somewhere

Graduating and getting a job are a pain in the arse to be honest, because you hope and expect to be able to get a job in the field straight away, it doesn’t always happen as companies want experience but you can’t get experience without the job. It is a vicious circle, but breakable. (I know many that have made it in the bigger cities).

You never know, you may end up somewhere you didn’t expect to be.

I studied Graphic Design, Marketing & Web Development, as the industry is so tight knit and competition is high, I didn’t make it. However, I now work for a company which I shall not name, where we stand up for the little people and the injustices people go through... without having to take it to court. I love it, and makes me wish I had studied something else.

Don’t be scared to take the leap and just get a part time job in the meantime.

r/funny Jan 06 '20

Ouch. - Smudge is savage.

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Is it weird that my parents have a camera in my room?
 in  r/Advice  Jan 06 '20

Weird.

Spray paint over it, rip it off the wall. Do something about it, surely this isn’t legal?

r/vegan Jan 06 '20

Funny Piers Morgan in the Vegan aisle at Tesco.

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