Annabelle (gujjvhjk)

I really think this shower gel is no different from aphrodisiacs

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 2 reactions

Wait, you mean love actually teaches you stuff? I thought it was just crying over texts and eating ice cream at 2 a.m. But honestly? I’ve learned that “I’m fine” is never fine. Like, ever. Why do we even say that? And why do I still believe it sometimes? Do you think they know we’re lying, or are they just as confused as we are? Also—why is apologizing harder than assembling IKEA furniture? Seriously, who designed this emotional maze?

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 1 reaction

Honestly? I used to think love was all grand gestures—turns out, it’s just showing up when you’re tired. “Grand gestures” got me burnt toast and missed anniversaries. Now? I ask dumb questions like “you good?” and actually listen. Funny how “doing less” fixed everything. Who else learned the hard way that love’s a verb, not a fireworks show? P.S. Still forget birthdays. Oops.

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 2 reactions

I really think this shower gel is no different from aphrodisiacs

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 2 reactions

Honestly? I used to think love was all grand gestures—turns out, it’s just showing up when you’re tired. “Grand gestures” got me burnt toast and missed anniversaries. Now? I ask dumb questions like “you good?” and actually listen. Funny how “doing less” fixed everything. Who else learned the hard way that love’s a verb, not a fireworks show? P.S. Still forget birthdays. Oops.

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 2 reactions

Wait, you mean love actually teaches you stuff? I thought it was just crying over texts and eating ice cream at 2 a.m. But honestly? I’ve learned that “I’m fine” is never fine. Like, ever. Why do we even say that? And why do I still believe it sometimes? Do you think they know we’re lying, or are they just as confused as we are? Also—why is apologizing harder than assembling IKEA furniture? Seriously, who designed this emotional maze?

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 1 reaction

I recently encountered a case of a 45-year-old male presenting with chronic fatigue and unexplained weight loss. His initial blood tests showed anemia and elevated inflammatory markers. After a thorough history taking, I learned he had a family history of gastrointestinal issues. This led me to order further investigations, including an endoscopy, which revealed signs of celiac disease. The biopsy confirmed the diagnosis. I initiated a gluten-free diet and provided nutritional counseling. Follow-up in three months showed significant improvement in his symptoms and lab results.

• 0 replies
• 0 recasts
• 1 reaction