u/Available_Yam930

Preggers again! See you ladies soon!

Look forward to the needles, stress and what I called in my house diabetic taco night..

Defs going straight to insulin this time around I nearly killed myself with management of just diet. The classic GD triggered my old ED.

Anyway can't wait to be back in this very exclusive and super popular club haha

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u/Available_Yam930 — 2 days ago

Perhaps a silly question but looking to understand emetophobia and pregnancy.

Hi team I am deeply apologetic if this is a dumb or silly question. But I have recently found out the deep impact this has on the lives of those who manage this condition.

If your a person wishing to become pregnant. How do you manage the condition? Both my pregnancies I have had a condition called Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG). This causes malnutrition and dehydration due to excessive vomiting that is related in your first trimester while you experience high levels of HCG hormone.

Woyld this phobia lead people to never have babies?

Once again, please don't reply if this is upsetting or discomfortable I apologise

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u/Available_Yam930 — 4 days ago
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Social work and community services

I deeply respect this is not the narrative for a cross australia. But social work and community services has endless jobs in Melbourne, Sydney, tazzie, Perth. Almost all the main cities.

Something to consider. I always want to comment it when people are asking where are the jobs, who's getting jobs etc. my answered is social work

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u/Available_Yam930 — 4 days ago

When did your parents/carers first tell you to get a credit card?

I have spend time watching the YouTube and online in finance subreddits and as we know Reddit is mostly people from the united states.

So much credit cards and consumer debt this is not as common in Australia. Such as most people buy cars outright. Those that buy it on credit are rich rich people.

I understand debt is built into your society but my question is when did you remember being told buying things on credit good? Like was it when your parents got you a card in your name and said just to buy petrol on it? That's a common story I hear.

Thanks team appreciate the time you take to respond :)

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u/Available_Yam930 — 4 days ago